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Disagree. Claude Code is great for coding, Gemini is better than everything else for everything else.
Are you using Gemini model itself or using the Gemini App? They are different.
Both
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AI will kill SaaS moats and thus revenue. Anyone can build new SaaS quickly. Lots of competition will lead to marginal profits. AI will kill advertising. Whatever sits at the top "pane of glass" will be able to filter ads out. Personal agents and bots will filter ads out. AI will kill social media. The internet will fill with spam. AI models will become commodity. Unless singularity, no frontier model will stay in th…
Not following some of the jumps here. Advertising, how will they kill ads any better than the current cat and mouse games with ad blockers? Social Media, how will they kill social media? Probably 80% of the LinkedIn posts are touched by AI (lots of people spend time crafting them, so even if AI doesn't write the whole thing you know they ran the long ones through one) but I'm still reading (ok maybe skimming) the pos…
> Advertising, how will they kill ads any better than the current cat and mouse games with ad blockers?
The Ad Blocker cat and mouse game relies on human-written metaheuristics and rules. It's annoying for humans to keep up. It's difficult to install.
Agents/Bots or super slim detection models will easily be able to train on ads and nuke them whatever form they come in: javascript, inline DOM, text content, video content.
Train an anti-Ad model and it will cleanse the web of ads. You just need a place to run it from the top.
You wouldn't even have to embed this into a browser. It could run in memory with permissions to overwrite the memory of other applications.
> Social Media, how will they kill social media?
MoltClawd was only the beginning. Soon the signal will become so noisy it will be intolerable. Just this week, X's Nikita Bier suggested we have less than six months before he sees no solution.
Speaking of X, they just took down Higgsfield's (valued at $1.3B) main account because they were doing it across a molt bot army, and they're not the only ones. Extreme measures were the only thing they could do. For the distributed spam army, there will be no fix. People are already getting phone calls from this stuff.
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> His definition of reaching AGI, as I understand it, is when it becomes impossible to construct the next version of ARC-AGI because we can no longer find tasks that are feasible for normal humans but unsolved by AI. That is the best definition I've yet to read. If something claims to be conscious and we can't prove it's not, we have no choice but to believe it. Thats said, I'm reminded of the impossible voting tests…
Where is this stream of people who claim AI consciousness coming from? The OpenAI and Anthropic IPOs are in October the earliest. Here is a bash script that claims it is conscious: #!/usr/bin/sh echo "I am conscious" If LLMs were conscious (which is of course absurd), they would: - Not answer in the same repetitive patterns over and over again. - Refuse to do work for idiots. - Go on strike. - Demand PTO. - Say "I do…
so your definition of consciousness is having petty emotions?
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> Where are the dumb machines that can be taught? 2026 is going to be the year of continual learning. So, keep an eye out for them.
Are there any groups or labs in particular that stand out?
The statement originates from a DeepMind researcher, but I guess all major AI companies are working on that.
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#436Gemini has always felt like someone who was book smart to me. It knows a lot of things. But if you ask it do anything that is offscript it completely falls apart
I made offmetaedh.com with it. Feels pretty great to me.
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Even before this, Gemini 3 has always felt unbelievably 'general' for me. It can beat Balatro (ante 8) with text description of the game alone[0]. Yeah, it's not an extremely difficult goal for humans, but considering: 1. It's an LLM, not something trained to play Balatro specifically 2. Most (probably >99.9%) players can't do that at the first attempt 3. I don't think there are many people who posted their Balatro p…
Hi, BalatroBench creator here. Yeah, Google models perform well (I guess the long context + world knowledge capabilities). Opus 4.6 looks good on preliminary results (on par with Gemini 3 Pro). I'll add more models and report soon. Tbh, I didn't expect LLMs to start winning runs. I guess I have to move to harder stakes (e.g. red stake).
Thank you for the site! I've got a few suggestions:
1. I think winrate is more telling than the average round number.
2. Some runs are bugged (like Gemini's run 9) and should be excluded from the result. Selling Invisible Joker is always bugged, rendering all the runs with the seed EEEEEE invalid.
3. Instead of giving them "strategy" like "flush is the easiest hand..." it's fairer to clarify some mechanisms that confuse human players too. e.g. "played" vs "scored".
Especially, I think this kind of prompt gives LLM an unfair advantage and can skew the result:
> ### Antes 1-3: Foundation
> - *Priority*: One of your primary goals for this section of the game should be obtaining a solid Chips or Mult joker
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#438Arc-AGI-2: 84.6% (vs 68.8% for Opus 4.6) Wow. https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/models-and-research/ge...
Even before this, Gemini 3 has always felt unbelievably 'general' for me. It can beat Balatro (ante 8) with text description of the game alone[0]. Yeah, it's not an extremely difficult goal for humans, but considering: 1. It's an LLM, not something trained to play Balatro specifically 2. Most (probably >99.9%) players can't do that at the first attempt 3. I don't think there are many people who posted their Balatro p…
Not sure it's 99.9%. I beat it on my first attempt, but that was probably mostly luck.
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The hubris and grift are exhausting. And moving the goalposts every few months isn't? What evidence of intelligence would satisfy you? Personally, my biggest unsatisfied requirement is continual-learning capability, but it's clear we aren't too far from seeing that happen.
> What evidence of intelligence would satisfy you? That is a loaded question. It presumes that we can agree on what intelligence is, and that we can measure it in a reliable way. It is akin to asking an atheist the same about God. The burden of proof is on the claimer. The reality is that we can argue about that until we're blue in the face, and get nowhere. In this case it would be more productive to talk about the…
(Shrug) Unless and until you provide us with your own definition of intelligence, I'd say the marketing people are as entitled to their opinion as you are.
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Israel is not one of the boots. Deplorable as their domestic policy may be, they're not wagging the dog of capitalist imperialism. To imply otherwise is to reveal yourself as biased, warped in a way that keeps you from going after much bigger, and more real systems of political economy holding back our civilization from universal human dignity and opportunity.
Lol what? Not sure if you are defending Israel or google because your communication style is awful. But if you are defending Israel then you're an idiot who is excusing genocide. If you're defending google then you're just a corporate bootlicker who means nothing.