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Comment #48569783
People will still own the ideas. The way they are shared is changing yet again. Just like a kindle carried a Book to a user, and LLM with RAG will do as well. Printing books wouldn…
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Comment #48569723
Local models Inference never really took with non tech people. Everyday people who dont know the difference between autocorrect and GPTs. But thanks to recent hardware launches fro…
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Comment #48569611
Been waiting for this for so long. Huge respect to the team for pulling this off.
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Comment #48407346
Its possible that Andrej Karpathy could have been hired for scaling his vision on the auto-research repo. (His version of "AI that builds itself")
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Comment #48406811
Indeed, the simplicity and structure behind RSS perfectly fits agentic AI. Web 4.0 (or Web 5.0) would definitely use a protocol whose principles might be similar to RSS.
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Comment #48395637
Standardizing is not quite simple. Each rocket is different from each other. There are many reasons why launchpads are intricately designed as per specific rockets. examples like T…
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Comment #48395585
Yes, I meant the same. Basically, I called for expansion of existing spaceports and a handful of new ones. They will be closer to the coast as always with the launch paths facing t…
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Comment #48385134
In order for rocket launches to reach 1000+ per year in a decade, we need more innovations and business models in launch pads. 18 months to restore a launchpad is going to hamper p…
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Comment #48382592
Genuinely impressed with the article. We need more such articles that re-invigorate our engineering curiosity. Kudos!
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Comment #48382451
How not to flex: "MAI-Code-1-Flash outperforms Claude Haiku 4.5"
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Comment #48362804
The two-tower Mixture-of-Transformers design (autoregressive reasoner feeding a diffusion generator) is an interesting architectural bet.
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Comment #48362781
The interesting design question here is whether unifying GUI and CLI operation in a single agent loop actually improves performance or just makes the benchmark story cleaner.
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Comment #48362709
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