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    Comment #49207729

    This is the only demo of 2026 which has blown my mind. If we can get to this speed with reasoning models, man... I can't even imagine the impact.

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    Comment #49166719

    Genuine question, from someone with a non-math background - at what point does the constraint become the number of unsolved conjectures remaining, instead of the ability for LLMs t…

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    Comment #49083703

    Fantastic. Have you considered supporting other languages, too? Such as French?

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    Comment #48918971

    My problem with these types of apps will always be that most software it interacts with will unfortunately be designed without accessibility in mind. I've trialed a handful of thes…

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    Comment #48863283

    Sure, I can explain - it's a little complicated, but I maintain a small-ish catalogue of ~1000 positions for the following topics: - Checkmates-in-one - Checkmates-in-two - Defensi…

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    Comment #48862529

    I use Anki to learn French, Chess openings/tactics/techniques, to unscramble letters for scrabble, for Pub Trivia... The options are kind of limitless. As a mid-30s guy who has wel…

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    Comment #48643198

    My buddy has some vision impairments, and I remember training a much older of YOLO's models to detect objects/enemies in Terraria for him. It worked very well. I then tried trained…

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    Comment #48596656

    They may instead be targeting folks that run it in CI.

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    Comment #48557207

    https://archive.is/3rY1H

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    Comment #48442916

    We should have a pinned post, just for GitHub outages.

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    Comment #48414677

    How do you handle apps that don't have great accessibility support? Hell - after installing, it shows a slider to help adjust the label size of each element - but I can't slide it …

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    Comment #48398455

    $300/day at Apple, with an increase to $500 with manager approval.

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    Comment #48277360

    I manage a component of an internal compute product which serves ~a billion idempotent use-cases per quarter and I can confidently tell you that you're incorrect. What I haven't be…

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    Comment #48277290

    Jumping in here with relevant experience - because you're absolutely right. In 8th grade (~16 years ago) my substitute biology teacher organised a "Water drinking competition" pois…

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    Comment #48191886

    Not sure it's completely accurate. I played a standard queen's gambit accepted, took black's queen which it immediately blundered, then tried to move my queen from c5 -> e5 and the…

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    Comment #47923572

    Here's all the telemetry: 1. Telemetry to dirac.run/v1/event — Sends machine ID, token usage, model info, events, errors (first 500 chars), and platform info. Hardcoded API key. De…

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    Comment #47923379

    Nice work. I adopted this to use with my workplace's LLM proxy with a few small changes to the api/config files. Works flawlessly.

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    Comment #47923105

    AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) is essentially a search algorithm to better help the agent do it's job.

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    Comment #47835374

    @dang can fix this right up, I believe

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    Comment #47732744

    Paste this bad-boy into your console and watch the real expert play: (function () { "use strict"; // ── CONFIG ────────────────────────────────────────────────── const AUTO_RESTART…

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    Comment #47701224

    I never thought about ear-training! My listening comprehension for Piano has always been lacking. A deck of piano sounds that map to actual notes (or even chords) might do wonders …

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    Comment #47694066

    I've been pretty obsessed with FSRS in general (tldr: https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/awesome-fsrs/wiki/... ) It's a fantastic new-ish scheduler for spaced repetition - b…

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    Comment #47362293

    I really liked the article, but food for thought: is a transformer that offloads computation to python really that different from Python code being read and then executed by a comp…

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    Comment #47219299

    I know it's semantics, but Apple has never actually marketed their Air products as lighter than their Pro counterparts. The 11" variant is ~460g.

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    Comment #47001466

    I'm impressed with the Arc-AGI-2 results - though readers beware... They achieved this score at a cost of $13.62 per task. For context, Opus 4.6's best score is 68.8% - but at a co…