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Comment #49105046
Good one!
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Comment #49038770
Arc AGI score is astounding
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Comment #49029590
Oof. In the AGI scenario, why not preserve a deduplicated set of specimens like the unique set of individuals or groups at the top of their field in all walks of life ranging from …
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Comment #48811765
“ It’s important to note that there are several key differences between the workspace we identified in Claude and the global workspace model in humans. The brain’s workspace is sus…
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Comment #48374012
You can’t have mass immigration from mainly economic migrants from the third world, under funded police forces, and a legal system built for high trust, highly educated, fairly hom…
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Comment #48273165
Those rear tail lights don’t sit right with me. I know there’s probably some aerodynamic reason behind it but Jony, those aren’t the proportions that just work. Steve wouldn’t appr…
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Comment #46921516
I can relate to this. Gemini 3 doesn’t know a thing about iOS 26 or Liquid Glass. It constantly assumes this is some custom view that I want it to develop and ends up building some…
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Comment #46844193
Michael Levine really opened my mind to phase space in biology.
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Comment #46755711
Many sub-Saharan African populations, such as Bantu-speaking West Africans, exhibit relatively lower genetic diversity compared to the Khoisan people, who typically have light brow…
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Comment #46755427
Interesting comparing these two entries: https://grokipedia.com/page/OpenPsych https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenPsych
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Comment #46754359
Very tragic. May the souls that gave their lives for freedom live in the memory of the people of Iran as a blessing.
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Comment #46665559
The Paris metro figured this out perfectly way back in 2021 - full bars, 5G.
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Could the optimal vibe coder be fundamentally different from the optimal SWE?
Would we witness a completely or somewhat materially distinct persona and set of natural talents flourish in the next paradigm of software development? Can we draw parallels when w…
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Comment #46351980
The UI is better - they box the specific types of actions the orchestrator agent takes with a clear categorization. The standard quality of life shortcuts like type a number to res…
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Gemini 3 Flash in Gemini CLI is better than Claude Code
Based on my testing with an ongoing project. It's much faster as well which is a step change in your productivity.
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Comment #46342359
Nice page design and even nicer photography.
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Has anyone tried quantum randomness to drive temp functions for LLMs?
Would performance differ when compared to pseudo-randomness? Specifically, how does it affect deterministic outcomes and creativity, including new thinking?
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Comment #46309531
The UI is better - they box the specific types of actions the orchestrator agent takes with a clear categorization. The standard quality of life shortcuts like type a number to res…
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Comment #46309485
Tested it on Gemini CLI and the experience as good if not better than Claude Code. Gemini CLI has come a long way and is arguably likely to surpass Claude Code at this rate of prog…
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Comment #46309219
This segment about the mechanism is simple and very profound. I wonder if any cancer researchers here could comment on its universality across various types of cancers: "Tumor-Spec…
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Comment #46299366
This is my theory as well. A google search for the late prof's name returns a .ir website at the top of the result for some reason. It's a tragic loss for the world and his loved o…
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Comment #46264270
Strange that a 9th October article shows up at the top of the feed given the events of the day in Sydney.
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Comment #46179175
Everything is relative. Even the perception of effort, from the calories burned at work daily to sustain a livelihood, is subjective. What truly matters is the amount of effort req…
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Comment #46139717
Seattle hits a doom (helped by the gloom) loop every winter. This too shall pass.