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by vessenes 5mo ago
Dany, this is so cool. I'm wondering if the splat community has decided this paper is valuable -- https://github.com/fraunhoferhhi/Self-Organizing-Gaussians -- looking at all the detail in the strawberry splat mad
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by vessenes 5mo ago
It's worth being specific: "Will this decrease Revenue?" -- only if demand for high quality tokens is inelastic. If demand is instead elastic (grows with cheaper pricing) then revenue will likely increase. "Will this low
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Sounds like it's the last Kimi-line model at Cursor? As expected they say they'll be training a larger model on the SpaceX infrastructure, or have already started most likely. I'm very curious to read about the Composer 3 arc
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by vessenes 5mo ago
okay hold my beer. both claude and codex running now. EDIT: both agents took about 20 minutes. I used that exact prompt in a clean directory for each, and then said "deploy to netlify" - so a total of two prompts. Codex: https:&#
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Out of curiosity - what harness did you use, and what model? And how are you prompting? In my mind prompting like: “You’re going to make frogger in javascript. I want a complete clone of functionality for level 1, with amazing 80s era pixel
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by vessenes 5mo ago
The openclaw ban pushed me over to 5.5 for some daily usage. I feel like Opus and 5.5 are good at very different things. 5.5 can be too literal, and it does not have as much of a ‘creative’ bent whether that’s toward design, UI/UX, int
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by vessenes 5mo ago
You might point them at the cloudflare blog about deploying mythos - I found it interesting. Upshot — as your folks discovered, deployment, harness, and utilization method matters for mythos and is a bit different than how you’d deploy a co
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Spicy — why does it show ultimate non-understanding?
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by vessenes 5mo ago
I was doing something like this, and then realized at least with claude that it’s so much better at HTML that it’s better to get an HTML-first deck together, which could then be turned into a PPT template and/or PDF directly, depending
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by vessenes 5mo ago
I don’t mind a principled downvote, but can a downvoter explain his or her reasoning? Genuinely curious. I found the linked rankings surprising, and think of myself as relatively well informed. Please, enlighten me..
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by vessenes 5mo ago
That would be nice, but it's not going to be possible. Any open benchmark has a very short life, since it will be pulled in and DPO / RL trained quickly for benchmaxxing purposes. So, you'll need a private test to have a hope
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Today I learned Meta's new model is preferred to everything but claude. That is .. a real surprise! Congrats to the Meta team.
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by vessenes 5mo ago
I didn’t know there were a sequence of these decks; thanks — it’s helpful to think of them as updating snapshots in time. The main thing that stands out to me on these graphs is just . how . early we still are - looking at industries like l
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Not clear from the very fluffy press release how one gets this pyrimidone to start releasing enough energy to boil water while it maintains 60% better energy density than lithium ion batteries. I’d personally want to understand that before
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Yes, exactly. What could be durable is not the specific transcription as of today - until it’s perfect or at least ‘good enough’ - but the web site, comments, and process that can be run and turn into improved results - that part seems like
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by vessenes 5mo ago
A few things about AI-led projects like this come to my mind — first, it’s cool to see all this pulled together. I’m sure the design will read “Claude 2026” soon, but that’s fine - it’s clean and generally has reasonable UX. There are some
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by vessenes 5mo ago
It’s hard not to believe that Google doesn’t have an amazing model in-house with all that Youtube content available. But, agreed the Chinese models seem best in the last year or so, and agreed an open policy on training data def makes for b
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by vessenes 5mo ago
This site digs in more: https://www.trendingtopics.eu/openclaw-numbers/ , and refers to stats from gradually.ai. Stepfun flash alone had 3.4 trillion tokens used for openclaw as of mid April. That’s not counting GLM, Ki
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by vessenes 5mo ago
100%. Worst, it’s semi-skilled drudge work - someone has to understand enough about the system needs to properly document. And then just go blind with boredom reviewing.
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Oh I agree. They’ve said LTS is coming, that will be a relief. I wonder what “LTS” means in this context. Monthly? I’d settle for just not randomly dying on point version updates to config files TBF
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by vessenes 5mo ago
https://www.getpanto.ai/blog/openclaw-ai-platform-statistics Because a solo dev has deployed to millions of people in less than eight months spending I believe zero dollars on marketing. We should all be so lucky to cl
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by vessenes 5mo ago
https://www.getpanto.ai/blog/openclaw-ai-platform-statistics — which open source platforms / projects are you aware of that have this level of deployment roughly 8 months from launch?
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by vessenes 5mo ago
I tend to think of these NV Labs models as architectural demos and ‘free razor blades’ — they’re more intended to inform internal R&D, get customers something that lets them do what they want quickly, and enhance the state of the art. I
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by vessenes 5mo ago
It’s a moving target for sure. I’m excited for the LTS release series - keeping up with twice or three times weekly releases is not for humans :)
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by vessenes 5mo ago
OpenClaw is the fastest growth open source project ever. This isn’t clowning.
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by vessenes 5mo ago
If you review the openclaw release schedule and code output you will see that yes, he was. I’m not saying you’ll like what you see, but the openclaw release schedule is well faster than human ability to assess it.
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by vessenes 5mo ago
At the end they said a small number were opened up to allow some sort of cross device communication.
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by vessenes 5mo ago
I’ll bite. You’re a dev at random mid size company and tasked with using this newfangled agentic tech to implement an intranet feature everybody wants and nobody else wants to build. How do you get a staging and dev db together that’s going
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by vessenes 5mo ago
Mm, did you read the part where they have hundreds of people in and reporting bugs and feature requests every week? Testing is probably too granular a concept for the target audience of this blog post.
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by vessenes 5mo ago
I'd put my money on "edited by an AI". Some of it feels info-dense enough to be a person.

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