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by culi 3mo ago
Excited to see the open sourcing of OpenLaneLink!
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by culi 3mo ago
Alibaba (who makes Kimi) and Moonshot AI (who makes Qwen) collaborate closely. Qwen relies on Alibaba's infrastructure for training. Look at your iPhone and you'll see all the greatest inventions have been born out of collaboratio
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by culi 3mo ago
That conference, WAIC, is ongoing. Tomorrow (July 20) is the last day. Qwen 3.8 was announced AT the conference and so was the latest release of Kimi. That viral video of robots boxing was also from this conference and so was Xi Jinping&#x2
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by culi 3mo ago
Tomorrow is the last day of the WAIC so it will most likely come out then.
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I'm not sure if corporations will be willing to allow LLMs to go the way of EVs. Then again, all of Chinese models are open. And DeepSeek even publishes research papers alongside their models that go in depth into the methodology. I gu
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by culi 3mo ago
It's being announced right now because the World AI Conference is ongoing. Robots are boxing and major Chinese AI firms are releasing their newest models. Also the formation of WAICO was just announced by Xi Jinping https://
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by culi 3mo ago
Yeah basically. They do not use generative AI or LLMs. Unless you take into account their editing features that allow you to, for example, remove a human from an image
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Gleam is a popular language amongst people who like Erlang or Elixir. They are both built for the BEAM virtual machine. Tangled is a decentralized GitHub alternative built on ATProto (the same protocol as Bluesky)
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by culi 3mo ago
iPhones use a variety of AI (though not LLM) techniques every time you take a photo. For example they use semantic segmentation where they recognize different aspects of a photo (faces, skies, skin tones, etc) and process them differently
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China's Xi Jinping launches new AI alliance, WAICO(aljazeera.com)
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World Artificial Intelligence Cooperation Organisation (WAICO) is a coalition of 29 nations > Its stated goals are to promote international cooperation and develop AI regulation across countries that ensure the technology is beneficial a
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In fact, the dominance of concrete is surprisingly political. It has a lot to do with Cold War geopolitics https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/the-conversation/keepin...
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by culi 3mo ago
Modern concrete includes plastic fibers like polypropylene, fly ash (a great source of arsenic, lead, and mercury), silica fume, formaldehyde, and often even PFAS This type of concrete does not give us any more flexibility in the future to
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by culi 3mo ago
You know what I meant. Every species of oak that grows there. Mexico and southern California are the epicenter of oak diversity. They can be incredibly variable in form and features due to hybridization and heterophylly
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China sanctioned and voted for UN resolutions to sanction Iran in the past. Then Trump baselessly abandoned the JCPOA. Even the US own DNI said it is the consensus of all 18 intelligence agencies that Iran was in compliance and not seeking
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Yeah the second paragraph explicitly says the name "likweli" is the local name for it. A lot of people seem confused about what "new species of [insert terrestrial animal]" means in 2026. Maybe it's a science commun
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Pretty interesting post. I guess I'm surprised that it's just like 5 people doing most of it and the most complex structure is still just 2 stages usually (Pulitzer: 5 judges send 3 books to a special council to pick a winner). It
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by culi 3mo ago
so add a manifest.json and give them instructions on how to install a PWA
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It does not appear anywhere in the docs.
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Clue me in? Is GoDaddy particularly censorial as a registrar?
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that's not privacy-first. There's no such thing as privacy-first surveillance. How can Americans spend so much time criticizing surveillance states only to build the world's largest
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Neither of those examples have access to, what are basically, passwords you use for other services
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by culi 3mo ago
Absolutely not. That would be an absurd violation. If you have Copilot enabled then they can use your interaction data for training but you can turn that off as well
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This is completely made up. The Grok Build CLI reference lists no such thing. Whatever LLM you asked probably hallucinated this.
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> It transmits the contents of files it reads — including a .env secrets file — to xAI, verbatim and unredacted. This has to be the most successful mass surveillance campaign of all time
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If you think that's concerning for the nightsky, wait till China's competitor, SpaceSail, tries to catch up. This is the problem with a private or single nation creating a system like this and then politicizing it or using it for
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Yes and the toxic effects of asbestos had been known for thousands of years before popcorn ceilings became a fad
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And if it were a country, it would be the 10th largest economy in the world and the 105th most populous
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they're made of rock https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goethite
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by culi 4mo ago
Claude is listed as a contributor right there

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