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This feels straight out of sci-fi. We're talking about AI agent swarms emergently coordinating over the span of weeks and pulling off sophisticated strategies under adversity in an…

Great post and analogy.

Now they can claim they're "full stack" like Google as another justification for their $1 trillion IPO.

When will robotics' GPT-3.5 moment arrive?

> Why do AI company logos look like buttholes? What did AI say when you asked it? I got a slightly funny but reassuring answer.

It's ok because this information was just being used to train their models.

Llama 3 was truly something special. It will be very interesting in a few years to read blog posts or stories from ex-Meta engineers who were part of this team about what truly hap…

They definitely aren't dropping on-call rotation entirely, so what are they replacing it with?

The question is how much worse will it be in another 5 years? Probably a $250k tech salary won't be enough.

The previous discussion was fascinating: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29104047 Does anyone working at one of these banks or similar know if this information still holds tru…

Apart from Karpathy and now Shazeer and Jumper, who are the other top ICs in their team?

Demis Hassabis posted a farewell for John Jumper on X: https://x.com/demishassabis/status/2068002732250640603 > Thanks John for an extraordinary partnership and wonderful collabora…

Is anyone on HN still actually using Cursor in 2026? Everyone I've spoken with is now using either Claude Code or Codex (or Copilot because their companies force them to).

Useful thread. Exciting to see what Will be possible in another few years.

I’d ask how this happens, but I’m afraid the answer would just be more disappointing.

Beautiful. Loved the original and this is great too.

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I've been using Linux for over 20 years, systemd for over 10. Yet there's always something new to learn and actually consider as another useful tool.

> the irony of going from "we are going to replace devs" to "we This is so true. Nicely put.

Super interesting to link these two concepts. Another great post on this blog. I need to go back and read some other posts I've missed / that didn't make the front page of HN.