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I've let it research and implement pretty complex stuff for my 3d engine. Like a realtime volumetric cloud rendering solution. The kind of stuff you can do yourself, but it would p…

I find speed alone would be a game changer for current models. I hardly find any task anymore that the current frontier models can't do with max reasoning after several rounds of f…

That's a nice anecdote, but I didn't just make up this fact. According to their paper [1], Flora has 4851 supported species, while PlantNet covered 30,261 at the time. Flora also t…

PlantNet covers everything, Flora is more central Europe focused and has a hard time with non-native plants.

Google was always at the frontier of real research, but has been abysmal at shipping good products (at least since Sundar). The core company is run for margins and interest rates b…

The last chief communications officer of OpenAI used to work at Apple for 7 years according to her linkedin.

Tbh, the amount of time I spend reading documentation has fallen off a cliff. I barely even bother looking for it, much less reading it. Every good agent system with a frontier LLM…

Then it's for sure a guidance or missing context issue. When given full access to everything they need, these models deliver results on par or above the best coders I've ever met a…

Which model and harness did you try?

Which model/agent/harness tool did you use? I've found what you describe was my exact experience some ~6-8 months ago, but since about a month or so the game has completely changed…

If your perception of a moat is worth more than the GDP of most countries, publishing anything must seem like a bad idea. Much less helping others build upon your work.

Wdym? According to their FAQ, you can opt-out for Kimi memberships too.

I feel like it is on you to understand these classes first though. In game engine programming, operator overloading is often just vector algebra. If you have no idea how matrix-vec…

>given that there are in fact many humans who will outright refuse machine driven cars Are there though? I feel a lot of this hate is concentrated on Tesla and most of that is prob…

I wonder how long software projects will even be able to ban LLM use in an age where exploits are found by LLMs. Like, if you have two forks of Debian and one uses LLMs to fix expl…

Maybe. The RCE was on the Telegram Desktop client though.

Actually, the EU should very much crack down on any foreign company that abuses its market position to stifle local business competition. There's no good reason to allow them to br…

They only train on the subscription memberships. Like everyone else. They also have a metered API that is not used for training (like most others too).

I found GPT 5.3 was the last model that was sufficiently competent and still open to discuss security on my own github repos. 5.4 started refusing to even look at potential problem…

Google just got hit by yet another record antitrust fine by the EU [1]. But as long as they see these fines as cost of doing business, nothing will change. Especially if it always …

>There is a way more interesting telegram RCE that kimi k3 allegedly discovered. Telegram server or client? The client is open source, so I expect any reasonably capable model to f…

If it goes on like this, American AI will eventually be able to solve the Riemann hypothesis but deny the existence of nipples.

You could say the same about electrification of road traffic. Yes, governments slept on the electric power requirements. Yes, there are other, still unsolved issues. But that doesn…

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What is the current status of WebGPU support in browsers? I tried to get into it a while ago go, when the writing was already on the wall for WebGL. But WebGPU just wasn't there ye…