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(let's keep in on the downlow) time for another approach to run your agent's web searches through this (or by mocking browser signature), with potential cf bypass built-in!

given their specs [1] show ~100 mm^2 of silicon for each billion params (albeit in 6 nm process), what will come first: nuclear fusion or one of these that can handle the multi-tri…

nice to see more initiatives to improve vcs in the current chaos and paradigm change. simultaneously, i find it curious that the ide's git integration feels incomplete in front of …

i feel that the proposed approach is close to becoming "demo prawn"* territory. similar to cpu benchmarks (e.g. geekbench, which also had a recent update), the goal is to distingui…

let's not forget the forest for the trees. the new pricing is more aligned with their previous generation of similar models. case in point 5.4-nano, which is the only model of its …

interesting time to try the different physical ai stuff! the apollo 2 [1] featured in the videos is quite cute and seeing it for the first time. the benchmarks right below the list…

this has a non-zero benefit to those who are trying to do x which might be covered here. have seen this with copilot, then with openai, and usually they tend to be bombarded with s…

personally it works well for me as a way to login . however, lately the anti-bot/spam shenanigans from big tech has ruined any ux work they have spent trillions on. one fine day, i…

i have seen all kinds of menu in my limited time. seeing the example, i would not critique on the choice of tool to "commission" the task for the menu. it would rather comment on t…

the pelican bike combo is truly an HN phenomenon, and i think the hypothesis carry a lot of weight about the assumption of the mindshare this website truly has in the industry. ver…

> The law of leaky abstractions means that whenever somebody comes up with a wizzy new code-generation tool that is supposed to make us all ever-so-efficient, you hear a lot of peo…

to me this behaviour is aligned with other industries China's been involved in. take solar or EVs as examples. the dumping and involution involved in these industries is apparent a…

hard to say the company was working the same post 7 series. the headlines is more like lexus leaving the US (ironic) than the parent company (Oppo). those who still love their phon…

> I think that's the most expensive pelican I've rendered through a Chinese model so far. quite insane that it costs as much as 5.6 Terra [1], and twice the European counterpart (a…

this. the problem with a lot of "think of the children" argument is that we often rule out the failure in whatever policing is needed for the general public. the adults of today, a…

literally don't use any of the three parties involved in the drama (judge me all you want!). however, i am glad this blog post exists, even though this is coming from reading the e…

> keep spending a few billion dollars developing frontier models, release them as open weights, and turn coding models into a commodity the muse family is no longer open-source. it…

the title is doing the heavy lifting here. the paper discusses how they apply an existing standard (CXL), to provide an intermediate memory tier in a niche use case: > Each MemServ…

as memory cycle goes, my money is on the eventual oversupply, and somehow websites will take gigabytes per tab in the end!

terra is just weird. in this nothingburger test, time nor higher costs seem to not strongly correlate with the aesthetics.

> I really wish there was just an easy guide on when to use Sol vs Terra vs Luna Their dev guide has the following: > Use gpt-5.6-sol for frontier capability, gpt-5.6-terra for a b…

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