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2mo ago
> Situational’s gains earlier in the year were so large that, even including July’s losses, the fund remains up about 80% on the year, the letter said. 80% return is still excellent.
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2mo ago
> $0.20 per million input tokens and $1.20 per million output tokens for Luna This is... ridiculously cheap. Amazing!
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2mo ago
The policy source is worth reading: https://forge.sourceware.org/redi/gcc-wwwdocs/commit/4d0793a... > We welcome all contributors to the community even if they have not yet followed our policies; we should
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2mo ago
> k3-256k is now available. Within 256k context, it delivers the same results. k3 (1M) consumes about twice as much quota as k3-256k.
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2mo ago
> the agent happened to escape via a 0-day exploit from the package proxy cache to access the internet > The agent found an unsecured, user-hosted public endpoint designed to allow running arbitrary code for CyberGym-style tasks on th
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2mo ago
Really exciting IMO. Many people are working on new work interfaces (e.g. Codex/Claude/Cursor, multiplayer agent spaces, unified Slack/Notion/Zoom, etc.), and I think the Superlogical vision makes sense as a competitor i
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2mo ago
I feel like this website would have been better off as just Andrew's letter (halfway down the page) in system default <p> tags. The AI sloppification is palpable. Anywho, curious to see what comes out of this! EdTech & AI is
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2mo ago
> The proposal itself is very straightforward: we want to add the action and method attributes to the button. Hell yea! Inching our way towards native HTMX.
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2mo ago
Makes sense, thanks!
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2mo ago
> To make way for Apple Upgrade — a new experience that offers more products and terms that work for you — we’re saying goodbye to the iPhone Upgrade Program. https://www.apple.com/shop/apple-upgrade It looks like t
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2mo ago
I think https://indieweb.org/POSSE is generally a good compromise. Frankly, if writing is becoming a serious business for you, it's probably better to work across ALL of Substack/personal site/X/etc. The
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3mo ago
> The best way I can describe it is like opening vim after spinning a bunch of time in a big fancy editor. Harness-aside, I get this feeling sometimes when I swap from a big frontier model to something more nimble like Composer. I can ge
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3mo ago
> He had been warned during his performance review that he should “drop one or two less f-bombs but don’t stop entirely.” > It goes on to say that at the same retreat Baillie drank a Guinness standing on his head, after sharing that h
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Please ship APIs, not AI
(iamwillwang.com)
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3mo ago
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3mo ago
Haven't heard of this company before. A good synopsis I dug up in their fundraising announcement: > JetZero, co-founded in 2020 by start-up veteran Tom O’Leary and aerospace legend Mark Page, is developing the world’s first commerci
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3mo ago
I think this plan is really quite well-balanced and sane. Also kudos to UChicago Law School for including an actual implementation plan here, not just vague thoughts. Some bits I found interesting: [For required courses in year 1] >
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3mo ago
> An engineer at a trading firm used Opus 5 to build a market data feed for a new exchange in a single session. Previous models could not complete this task at all, even given extensive plans from the engineer. Finding no live feed to va
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3mo ago
> We’re formalizing a permanent private/invite-only VIP program for qualified researchers who consistently deliver high-quality, high-impact work. > VIP program bounty table: Severity Payout -------- -------- Low
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3mo ago
Hm, looks like this is an old project (2022) associated with HuggingFace ( https://huggingface.co/bigscience ). Doesn't look like it's very active nowadays: https://github.com/bigscience-workshop
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3mo ago
> They embedded a script that checks the victim’s host operating system and silently executes a remote payload. Seems like this is becoming a recurring theme, similar story was on the front page last month. https://news.ycombi
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3mo ago
Firstly, this is the best TLDR I've read in a while and it convinced me to read the whole thing. > TLDR: I gain a lot of fulfillment by making things. I don't consider things built by others at my request to be made by me, and
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3mo ago
> As we become more disconnected from the work we do, let writings and art be created by AI, we forgo the meaning, emotions, and learning behind such work. Excellent post, and thanks for the introduction to Wendell Berry's essay. Li
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3mo ago
Thank you.
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3mo ago
Looking forward to it. I'm also a big fan of https://vincentwoo.com/2023/07/20/tunnel-vision-an-unauthori... , thanks for keeping the internet interesting.
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3mo ago
From OP's prior work scanning Sutro Tower in SF: https://vincentwoo.com/2025/02/18/sutro-tower-in-3d/ . > This scan is made possible by recent advances in Gaussian Splatting. This is an emerging t
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3mo ago
Is there more information available? This article is effectively one sentence long: > On Sept. 30, 2025, a Flock vice president logged into the Dunwoody PD’s Flock system and looked at a camera in the children’s gymnastics room of a priv
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3mo ago
> It’s striking the extent to which Claude Code and Codex are proving to be quite sticky; whichever harness you start working with is likely to be the one you stick with, and that figures to be even more the case with non-technical users
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3mo ago
Not convinced that this slop measurement is useful. I asked Codex to generate an article with a high score and then asked Codex to (reverse?) hill climb that score. The original generation scored 97% and then the optimized one scored 1%. B
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3mo ago
> Kimi Work is a Local Agent designed for deep workflows. It mounts your local folders, navigates the web autonomously via WebBridge, runs Python code in the background, and executes scheduled tasks. It's clearly a dupe of Claude&#x
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The one where Codex brushes my teeth
(iamwillwang.com)
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3mo ago
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