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Is OpenAI becoming too big to fail?
(msn.com)
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Codex is better for backend coding. For UI/UX, Claude is a clear winner for me. I use both interchangeably.
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In their "highlights" section: > Large Language Model usage levels out the Dunning–Kruger effect. That's basically my title. I think that's the interesting finding in the study.
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1y ago
Seemingly, you didn't bother to read it.
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AI and reverse Dunning-Kruger effect
(sciencedirect.com)
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MiniMax M2: open model for agents and code
(minimaxi.com)
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Study finds a shift toward liberal politics after leaving religion
(psypost.org)
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At least I tried > Comet isn't available for your system yet. Comet is currently available for Windows and macOS.
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Hunting the body's hidden sixth sense
(sciencedaily.com)
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People keep looking for the "one underrated skill" as if startups had a secret cheat code. In reality, success comes from balancing messy tradeoffs and learning fast under uncertainty. The real underrated skill is realizing there
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Are you based in the US? I've heard that compute capacity peaks during US working hours, and access may be degraded during that time, for example, through dynamic quantization [1]. [1] https://www.seangoedecke.com/ai-is
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METR review of OpenAI's GPT-OSS fine-tuning safety methodology
(metr.org)
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https://vibecodingaward.com/
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Study: poor sleep linked to faster brain aging
(psypost.org)
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Researchers complete first human trial on viability of enteral ventilation
(newatlas.com)
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Gemini CLI Tips and Tricks
(github.com)
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Self-managed Talos K8s, self-managed CloudNativePG, and the operational overhead of networking, DNS, etc. All of these were used to be fully managed by AWS for them; zero operational cost. I'd guesstimate a 2× increase in their operati
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1y ago
This aligns with METR's Time Horizons [1], the current SOTA "Moore's Law" for AI agents: - The length of tasks AI can complete doubles every ~7 months - In 2-4 years, AIs could autonomously complete week-long projects. -
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Curl: which host, which protocol
(daniel.haxx.se)
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Prosper data breach impacts 17.6M accounts
(bleepingcomputer.com)
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I meant +1 DevOps engineer dedicated to managing the added operational complexity.
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You've saved $426/mo but inherited a $10k/mo full-time DevOps job.
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> Yet OP, in the business of "accurate ad spend analytics", only just discovered this!? Looks like a very fresh business [1]; it only became worth writing about once they were ready to pitch their product. [1] https:/
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Good read, but worth keeping in mind the conflict of interest here - the author's company sells bot-detection tools. The overall point stands, yet the specific "73% fake traffic" figure should be taken with caution until inde
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The Pragmatic Engineer 2025 Survey: What's in your tech stack? Part 3
(newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com)
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http://archive.today/E0hR0
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Can AI replace junior workers?
(economist.com)
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I'm not sure if it's the best, but I can confidently say that LinkedIn is the worst.
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I've been approached three times over the past three months. I got pretty close with one, but I wasn't a good match for the other two. Compared to direct applications, HN had the best SNR for me. I'm based in the Middle East,
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This might help: https://engineering.monday.com/from-8-years-down-to-6-months...
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