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Vanishing Culture: A Report on Our Fragile Cultural Record
(archive.org)
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Andrej Karpathy's microgpt as a Triptych
(karpathy.art)
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Well, "There Will Be a Scientific Theory of Deep Learning" looks like flag planting - an academic variant of "I told you so!", but one that is a citation magnet.
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P Is for Prefix – Vulgar Words in Polish
(old.reddit.com)
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The biggest iceberg is almost gone
(europeancorrespondent.com)
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SWE-bench Verified is, at this point, contaminated https://openai.com/index/why-we-no-longer-evaluate-swe-bench... So it os hard to tell how much of a model gain is due to skill, and how much - overfitting.
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As much as the website looks nice, the design looks AI generated - image loading animations, or quotation marks for species names. (Both are needles decorations.)
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"Your audience is good at recognizing problems and bad at solving them" - Mark Rosewater (Lead Designer of Magic: The Gathering, from his famous "20 Years, 20 Lessons" GDC talk, http://magic.wizards.com/e
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I really recommend using Agent Safehouse ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47301085 ). Don’t give your agent access to content it should not edit, don’t give keys it shouldn’t use.
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Drought Intensity Live Map
(terradrought.eu)
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Mythos can secure all models that cannot secure themselves. Can Mythos secure itself?
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Astro 6 includes an experimental new Rust compiler
(astro.build)
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Memorandum: please do not use the word "periodic" for things that are not periodic Other suitable choices: chart, classification, taxonomy, visualization, table, map, etc, etc.
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I was one of those using MS-DOS (still I remember blue Norton Commander). I didn't understand people mocking it later - as it just worked. Enough to run the Prince of Persia, Doom or so. Or edit text files. (As an excuse, I was just ~7
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I don’t get this OpenClaw hype. When people vibe-code, usually the goal is to do something. When I hear people using OpenClaw, usually the goal seems to be… using OpenClaw. At a cost of a Mac Mini, safety (deleting emails or so), and securi
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I agree with "learn different classes of languages". OCaml was a language in which finally a function was a (mathematical) function. Mathematica thought me to look at expressions themselves as inputs. PostScript (with its reverse
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Dogs, Walks, and Mindfulness (2014)
(trudymorgancole.wordpress.com)
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Compare harnesses not models: Blitzy vs. GPT-5.4 on SWE-Bench Pro
(quesma.com)
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While the premise is good and explains a lot of failures, I the Musk example is misplaced. Musk bought Twitter. And then he succeeded - Trump became elected and he became his right hand. Is it, for Musk, a failure? Sure, it is not 4D chess.
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If you like creating such things, consider contributing to Terminal Bench Science, https://www.tbench.ai/news/tb-science-announcement .
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You don't need baby-eating aliens where this pattern is common among earthly species.
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Finding Widespread Cheating on Popular Agent Benchmarks
(debugml.github.io)
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Discarding scientific evidence usually looks differently than "we discussed that we didn’t liked it". Is is usually not looking at all, never starting a discussion, or even lacking an intellectual framework to comprehend the pheno
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Yes. And precisely for this reason reading a dictionary is not a way of learning a language.
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Compare harnesses not models: Blitzy vs. GPT-5.4 on SWE-Bench Pro
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Significantly! See this recent post „Compare harnesses not models: Blitzy vs GPT-5.4 on SWE-Bench Pro” https://quesma.com/blog/verifying-blitzy-swe-bench-pro/
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Filesystem is a tree - a particular, constrained graph. Advanced topics usually require a lot of interconnections. Maybe it is why mind maps never spoke to me. I felt that a tree structure (or even - planar graphs) were not enough to cover
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I remember Voodoo - precisely because I didn't have it back then, as it was a luxury option.
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Idiocracy is an utopia - they voted for the smartest person.
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You are absolutely right!
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