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by freediver 11mo ago
Renouncing refers to Ukraine's aspiration of joining, not the actual membership. Same language is used in The Dawn article that is referenced in the summary https://www.dawn.com/news/1956158/ukraine-expected-t
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by freediver 11mo ago
Kagi founder here. We are moving to a future where these subscriptions will be separate. Even today more that 80% of our members use Kagi Assistant and our other AI-supported products so saying "people are NOT paying Kagi for bullshit
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by freediver 11mo ago
First time that there is a worthy alternative to Claude Code. Codex Max solved a problem I had Claude Code fail multiple times. Gemini CLI was never a contender (between log in/activation/rate limits - wth), will say though that G
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Stanford AI Club: Jason Wei on 3 Key Ideas in AI in 2025 [video](youtube.com)
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Are large language models worth it?(nicholas.carlini.com)
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Hachi: An Image Search Engine(eagledot.xyz)
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Stark Medical Scanner Sort Of(filbot.com)
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Building a Simple Search Engine That Works(karboosx.net)
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by freediver 11mo ago
Wonderful, thanks so much for taking time to link to this.
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by freediver 11mo ago
> Steve wanted to become chairman of the board and teach at Stanford. Do you have a source for this?
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by freediver 11mo ago
Hm I live and breathe our product portfolio. That is the entire reason for me waking up for work every day. I do consider myself a 'product' CEO though and passion for great products is what keeps me in tech.
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Why Your Audiobook Habit Might Be Sabotaging Deep Learning(zoia.org)
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by freediver 11mo ago
I wrote the article personally, before LLMs were a thing. And you have git history of changes as our entire documentation is open source. People usualy cite it as a well written page.
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by freediver 11mo ago
The code is open source, you can add it as a PR as you see appropriate.
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by freediver 11mo ago
Try Charter
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I'm taking a three-week LLM fast(cekrem.github.io)
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AI is Dunning-Kruger as a service(christianheilmann.com)
268 points by freediver 11mo ago|196 comments
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The AI Learning Plateau(zdziarski.com)
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I built the most humanlike chess AI to help me(mbuffett.com)
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Bus Factor 0(ericphanson.com)
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What's up with Anthropic predicting AGI by early 2027?(lesswrong.com)
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Kevin Kelly: The Web Runs on Love, Not Greed (2002)(scripting.com)
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Learn to Be Bored(allenc.com)
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Modern Python Project Setup: My 2025 Developer's Stack(albertsikkema.com)
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Ghosts in the Codex Machine(docs.google.com)
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192 Weeks(notes.ekzhang.com)
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Building an Agent That Leverages Throwaway Code(lucumr.pocoo.org)
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How the East Does Tech: Lessons from a World Western Logic Can't Map(petrapalusova.com)
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Career Snakes and Ladders(kevquirk.com)
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First Claude Skill(build.ms)
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