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https://archive.is/lvViA
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The Pentagon Feuding with an AI Company Is a Bad Sign
(foreignpolicy.com)
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Anthropic announces proof of distillation at scale by MiniMax, DeepSeek,Moonshot
(twitter.com)
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Pete Hegseth to meet with Dario Amodei as Pentagon threatens banishment
(axios.com)
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I respect the feelings behind the post and I agree with a large part of it. I’m inclined to disagree on a few points made. The core problem is outsiders without taste are showing up in a space where there is a long history of dues paid by
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Blocking a single enzyme (sEH) hastens pain resolution during human inflammation
(nature.com)
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OpenAI Researcher Quits Warns Unprecedented Archive of Human Candor Is Dangerous
(gizmodo.com)
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Not really. I’ve had YT premium for years and it removes the obtrusive ones, but I see ads in some form every time I use it.
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Really don’t feel comfortable defending OpenAI in any way because there is a lot to complain about but ads for paid services that cost a lot more than $8 per month is not really an anomaly. Look at Amazon prime, prime video, Hulu, airline f
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"The test will be for logged-in adult users on the Free and Go subscription tiers. Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Education tiers will not have ads."
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Context Fence Design Pattern for Claude Code Skills
(github.com)
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It might be wrong but that’s not really a hallucination. Edit: to give you the benefit of doubt, it probably depends on whether the answer was a definitive “this does not exist” or “I couldn’t find it and it may not exist”
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How "95%" escaped into the world – and why so many believed it
(exponentialview.co)
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The reason cancer immunotherapy often fails
(sciencedaily.com)
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I’ve installed and tested Clawdbot twice and uninstalled it. I see no reason to use this unless it’s with local models. I can do everything Clawdbot can do with Claude Code innately and with less tokens. I found Clawdbot to be rather tok
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Their roles are defined by prompts. Only memory are shared files and the conversation history that’s looped back to stateless API calls to an LLM.
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U.S. murder rate hits lowest level since 1900, report says
(axios.com)
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NeurIPS accepted research papers with 100 AI-hallucinated citations
(fortune.com)
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I fought with Tesseract for quite a while. Its good if high accuracy doesn't matter. Transcribing a book from clean, consistent non-skewed data its fine and an LLM might even be able to clean it up. But for legal or accounting data
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I put together a spec for this where the entire LLM agent landscape adheres to the "Everything is a file" constraint. It uses the FUSE filesystem in the way described. I also created a possible limitation document to describe so
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https://sherwood.news/tech/report-anthropic-cuts-off-xais-ac...
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Anthropic cuts off xAI's access to its models for coding
(twitter.com)
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Are There Fourth Amendment Rights in Google Search Terms?
(reason.com)
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7k-year-old underwater wall raises questions about ancient engineering
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Linode will provide a configured Linux box for $5/mo that works well with Claude Code and Termius. I had to jump through a surprising amount of hoops with Claude Code, Tmux and Termius to issue a shift+tab before Claude Code gained th
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An indictment is a formal accusation of wrongdoing and only needs to allege facts sufficient to inform the defendant of the charges. Evidence is disclosed to the defense during discovery and presented to the court at trial.
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Reporters Reached Out for Comment They Were Accused of Stalking and Intimidation
(propublica.org)
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Nuno Loureiro – Plasma Physics: from fusion energy to cosmic magnetogenesis [video]
(youtube.com)
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Skills are lazy loaded prompt engineering. They are simple, but powerful. Claude sees a one line index entry per skill. You can create hundreds. The full instructions only load when invoked. Those instructions can reference external scri
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Gatekeeping (in a good way) and security. I use Claude Code in the way you described but I also understand why you wouldn’t want Claude to have this level of access in production.
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