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Conversely, I remember seeing a documentary which showed a massive room full of students in china, an absolutely massive hall, all taking some advanced exam. The stat was provided: China produces more Masters students per day, than the US p
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Interesting. I thought he was about free speech and reducing government spending. (Musk, I mean, not Hitler, in case there was any confusion!)
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Wait, I didn't realize 3.7 Flash was already beating Sol on a bunch of the benchmarks. Isn't it a way smaller models?
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Yeah, this doesn't include older models, some of which were already saturating many common tasks a year ago. I'll often add them to the AA graph for reference.
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Well done. The inability to switch between log and linear always bothered me. Another thing is if you're using the subscriptions with OpenAI or Anthropic you get an order of magnitude discount relative to the per-token price. So you ne
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I'm pretty confused here. The graph implies unemployment is among the lowest it's been in decades? Is that right? Also where does the discrepancy come from? That's a huge difference (5x!) with the official stat! Is this actua
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I was wondering that, when DeepSeek became so cheap a while back, if it would be suitable as a superior embedding model. Although, RAG means search and search means latency?
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Wow, well done. This sound would fit perfectly in the Minecraft OST.
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Firefox was slow on my computer (old Thinkpad). I tried using Degoogled Chromium but it kept crashing. So the closest thing for me (Chrome minus Google) was Brave. Vivaldi is cool (I loved Opera 20 years ago) but very laggy on my machine. (
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What's the significance of being on X?
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That's pretty nice. Here's Gemini 3.7 for reference: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Aug/13/llm-gemini/ I found Gemini's one much more impressive initially, but on closer inspection it&#x27
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Jon Blow's response to this take was, "yes, which is why you have to work even harder to hide latency", instead of adding more on top.
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What is it equivalent to? What kind of things are you using it for? I haven't tested it yet but on all the benchmarks it looks like it's 5-7x slower for agentic tasks.
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> Probably leaves no room to place Opus 5.1 anywhere. Well it'll probably be better than Fable again, lol
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I never hit Anthropic's safety filter when I'm doing something illegal, only when I'm not.
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> This gives a lot of credit to the theory that Anthropic did not get much bite on Fable at its original pricing, which in turn likely places a ceiling on LLM pricing in general. Does that mean that generally available intelligence is no
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Forgive me this long letter, I hadn't the time to make it short. —Pascal
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I'm waiting for Skeumorphism to make a comeback, but that will require a superior AI paradigm.
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Most surprising thing to me here is tech giants growing 50%+ in 2 years. What's up with that?
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Old electronics had so much sovl.
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Does ARC measure "one shot learning"? I heard that the major unsolved problem in ML was developing systems that are good at dealing with novel problems.
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This is a beautiful example of a technique called poisoning the well.
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The most remarkable thing here is just how close Opus 5 is on most of these benchmarks.
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Yeah, though most people weren't even running local LLMs, they just heard you need a Mac Mini to run OpenClaw so they got one.
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>This is exactly the kind of paranoid conspiracy thinking I was talking about. This sounds exactly like the kind thing that someone running a psyop for Apple would say.
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Reciting ancient Roman graffiti https://youtu.be/-qSETCKlzQQ
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>coolness as a function of danger Well now you got me started. Why not engrave your message into the surface of a celestial body via a carefully aimed series of orbital bombardments?
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Does it look nicer on Windows than on Linux?
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The Neanderthals were still around, until a few tens of thousands of years ago. We lived in the same time and place as them, and occasionally had kids together.
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The human-animal hybrid immediately brought shamanism to my mind.

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