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Elon Musk's worst enemy in court is Elon Musk(theverge.com)
13 points by granzymes 5mo ago|2 comments
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Google and Pentagon reportedly agree on deal for 'any lawful' use of AI(theverge.com)
317 points by granzymes 6mo ago|283 comments
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by granzymes 6mo ago
Political violence is not acceptable in a democracy. Full stop, no "but". That's all that needs to be said on this thread.
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by granzymes 6mo ago
Comes impressively close to GPT 5.4 / Gemini 3.1 Pro / Opus 4.6! Mostly behind OpenAI on coding/agentic benchmarks, behind Google on text reasoning, behind Anthropic on Humanity's Last Exam with tools (surprisingly the o
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by granzymes 6mo ago
You are commenting on the article that contains data that backs that up.
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by granzymes 7mo ago
The irony of this webpage being terribly optimized for mobile clients… Nested scrollbars! Horizontal and vertical scroll!
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by granzymes 7mo ago
They’re pretty upfront in their release post that they took an open source model and improved it with their own coding data. They mention “continued pretraining” (on top of the base model) and RL. Cursor never claimed to have done a full pr
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by granzymes 7mo ago
Beating Opus 4.6 and coming within striking distance of gpt-5.4 is impressive! Particularly given larger labs like Meta are struggling to catch up to OpenAI/Anthropic. More competition among model vendors is great for developers!
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by granzymes 7mo ago
It is actually not argumentum ad hominem , not least because this author is clearly not a person. It is extremely relevant to substance of this post that it was written by an LLM based on an anonymous Reddit commit (based on "report
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by granzymes 7mo ago
Has HN really stooped so low that we are upvoting unsourced AI slop? This “article” is sourced to a random Reddit thread and was clearly written by an LLM. > A Reddit researcher just exposed >The technical reality hits harder than pol
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by granzymes 7mo ago
I have a bug bash in an hour and fixes that need to go in beforehand. So of course GitHub is down.
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by granzymes 8mo ago
>Surely if OpenAI had insisted upon the same things that Anthropic had, the government would not have signed this agreement. Have we been watching the same Trump admin for the last year? That sound exactly like something the government w
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by granzymes 8mo ago
Insane! I think this has to be the shortest-lived SOTA for any model so far. Competition is amazing.
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by granzymes 8mo ago
It only came out 35 minutes ago and GPT-5.3-codex already took the crown away!
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by granzymes 8mo ago
I think Anthropic rushed out the release before 10am this morning to avoid having to put in comparisons to GPT-5.3-codex! The new Opus 4.6 scores 65.4 on Terminal-Bench 2.0, up from 64.7 from GPT-5.2-codex. GPT-5.3-codex scores 77.3.
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Musk wins appeal that restores 2018 Tesla pay deal now worth about $155B(reuters.com)
7 points by granzymes 10mo ago|0 comments
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by granzymes 10mo ago
> It'll be noteworthy to see the cost-per-task on ARC AGI v2. Already live. gpt-5.2-pro scores a new high of 54.2% with a cost/task of $15.72. The previous best was Gemini 3 Pro (54% with a cost/task of $30.57). The best b
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by granzymes 10mo ago
I’ve gone through this process before and while it was more work it did not take 30 minutes. I presented a student ID and was escorted through the security line. My baggage was selected for additional screening and I received a pat down sea
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by granzymes 10mo ago
That $250k was their life’s savings. They made a huge bet on their son. His mom took night classes while raising him so she could finish her education while working to support a family.
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by granzymes 11mo ago
Bezos’ mom had him at 17, his biological father owned a bike shop, and his mother remarried when Bezos was 4 to a Cuban immigrant who came to the country at 16 and ended up working as a petroleum engineer. They wound up middle class after a
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by granzymes 11mo ago
For one, the simple answer is incomplete. It gives the fully unwrapped type of the array but you still need something like type FlatArray<T extends unknown[]> = Flatten<T[number]>[] The main difference is that the first,
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by granzymes 11mo ago
The standards body is deprecating XSLT with support from Mozilla and Safari (Mozilla first proposed the removal). Not sure how you got from that to “Google is ignoring standards”.
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James Watson has died(nytimes.com)
346 points by granzymes 11mo ago|280 comments
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by granzymes 1y ago
Thankfully the New York Times lost their attempt to force OpenAI to continue preserving all logs on an ongoing basis, but they still need to keep some of the records they retained before September. https://mashable.com/artic
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by granzymes 1y ago
Being able to search browser history with natural language is the feature I am most excited for. I can't count the number of times I've spent >10 minutes looking for a link from 5 months ago that I can describe the content of
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OpenAI ChatKit Studio(chatkit.studio)
25 points by granzymes 1y ago|1 comments
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by granzymes 1y ago
YouTube serves videos from CDNs, many of which it does not own.
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by granzymes 1y ago
There is no balancing happening here. YouTube needs to make an API call to attribute a view to a video, and easylist started blocking that API call. YouTube was perfectly happy a month ago to count views for users that were blocking ads, an
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by granzymes 1y ago
Thanks for lifting up my comment. It’s amazing how quickly people want to point fingers at YouTube for something they weren’t involved in. Someone even relied to your comment implicitly assuming that YouTube cares about conditioning views
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by granzymes 1y ago
The re-enabled endpoint is yet a third endpoint different from the two I mentioned above. Turns out YouTube has a lot of analytics.

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