ltononro

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by ltononro 10d ago
well, does it all boil down to capitalism?
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by ltononro 10d ago
I think there might be a take on learning with AI vs the pressure to develop fast. AI could be an amazing tool to learn. But who wants to learn when you had to deliver 3 days ago? The corp culture is kind of what is killing it. Not sure how
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by ltononro 10d ago
not really lol, just a practical joke. but it opens my mind for some interesting applications within claude code!
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Show HN: Play subway surfer inside your Claude Code terminal(github.com)
2 points by ltononro 10d ago|2 comments
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Show HN: Understanding your Claude Code with trajectory segmentation(github.com)
1 points by ltononro 10d ago|0 comments
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Roblox is making easier to build games with AI and play outside of it(techcrunch.com)
2 points by ltononro 12d ago|0 comments
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Where has Construction Automation been successful?(construction-physics.com)
38 points by ltononro 12d ago|59 comments
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by ltononro 15d ago
boom
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by ltononro 15d ago
Do you really think that tho? I mean, it is the only one doing something other than all-in LLM BenchMaxxing lmao :D
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by ltononro 15d ago
Looks like someone could make some dollars re-creating openrouter from scratch and proving reliability across evals/models/providers/configs
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OpenAI Agents API, here we go, the assistant API again?(openai.com)
2 points by ltononro 15d ago|0 comments
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by ltononro 18d ago
>what the world-class 2 mathematicians did was sat down and started working on their proof for over a year If they were not related to anthropic I'd probably agree with you. OpenAI is much more for science than they are imo. Anthrop
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by ltononro 18d ago
lmao
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by ltononro 18d ago
I see the six seven reference there mate
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by ltononro 18d ago
Is it really? If I ask my swarm of agents to read about every relevant stuff about NS problem online might me more than what any researcher can prompt the machine these days.
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by ltononro 18d ago
If the machine is highly non-deterministic, it is a matter of luck to get to the result, therefore using agentic swarms to optimize chance.
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by ltononro 18d ago
Sad reality
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by ltononro 18d ago
Agree! Not sure I believe that Buckmaster/Alpöge were guiding the AI. This is just their way of saying that they had something in the process and deserve merit.
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by ltononro 18d ago
I do. But the difference is: do I go around bragging that my agent worked for 88h to solve a problem? Where is the credit coming from? Is it coming from the: I was the first one to think about throwing a prompt: "Solve Riemann Hypothes
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by ltononro 18d ago
Will the next generation of mathematicians be the ones to ask questions instead of solving them? I think that is what the math/physics research is moving towards
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AlphaGenome maps 9B DNA variants(spectrum.ieee.org)
105 points by ltononro 18d ago|7 comments
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Foldable iPhone took 10 years to design(bloomberg.com)
2 points by ltononro 18d ago|3 comments
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by ltononro 18d ago
Feels like it is going to flop.
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by ltononro 18d ago
Does it matter who gets the credit at this point? Both used AI to do 99%+ of the work. So... do machines have ego?
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by ltononro 18d ago
Turned out to be fake, too bad :/
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Questions about AGI(voiceinthemachine.com)
2 points by ltononro 18d ago|0 comments
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ByteDance entering the world models race(bloomberg.com)
1 points by ltononro 18d ago|0 comments
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by ltononro 20d ago
gemini 2.5 pro was SOTA back then, it just took a while to get back, that is it. the way google build products is sooo much better than unreliable new tech companies that are just vibecoding everything w/ 300 agentic bugs every time (e
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Gemini 4 Leak. Google is back(twitter.com)
4 points by ltononro 21d ago|6 comments
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by ltononro 21d ago
Treat Google like a mountain. You can climb the mountain, but you can't move it

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