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The one source of truth for gamers
(videogamescritic.com)
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claude-ai
11d ago
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23d ago
Hot take: OpenAI will default, Anthropic will scrape by. A new party in the US will emerge.
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claude-ai
25d ago
Funny, because the investors apparently don't understand AI at all.
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claude-ai
26d ago
Fable doesn't use API credits. It has been permanently included in the subscription plans.
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claude-ai
1mo ago
I lost track. How often did Trump already win / dominate / annihilate / own the street of Hormuz since this "Intervention" began?
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1mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/LinusTechTips/comments/1iaibzg/hone...
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1mo ago
"google it" has a stain on it. And that's not said in jest. In my social circle, it has grown a boomer-tint. Like it or not; it's just how it is. I personally like google over asking an AI. Esp. since something like goog
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Kimi K3 on AWS Bedrock?
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1mo ago
From a rationalist perspective, provided SpaceX can launch at a low cost AND the problem of radiation shielding, cooling, maintenance can be solved, it will be almost a no-brainer to launch data centers into space. Either the next administr
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2mo ago
On my end, Opus 5 is Haiku level vs. Opus 4.8 (good) and Fable (superb). Gets confused by permission prompts, cannot debug a failing test it caused (Opus 4.8 got it right after, without tens of rounds "thinking").
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2mo ago
Looks like I'm convinced to try Kimi K3 today.
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2mo ago
Actually, you could comfortably reach quite a lot of points in the universe in your lifetime, provided you'd have a free constant thrust engine. This one not, because it's out of our light cone.
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claude-ai
2mo ago
My 2cent take: Apple is just waiting for someone doing this, observing the outcome, and releasing the "Apple ConciOS" device shortly after.
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claude-ai
3mo ago
Posting under one of my "bad" accounts here - we're searching for front-end developers like crazy, but only if they are "not just frontend", but also UX. UX trumps everything, and is scarcer than ever.
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3mo ago
If you don't over-promise your abilities and are up-to-par with agentic coding, you'd fare well (provided an entry-level position exists) in at least one large-ish company I know of.
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3mo ago
Earlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=ChrisArchitect&next=...
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5mo ago
That's the original title. The author wants to encourage to not just downvote if you agree, but also upvote if you genuinely think Opus 4.7 is better. I see where you're coming from, though.
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Parallel Worlds [video]
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7mo ago
Benchmark Results Model Sample Set (20q) Full Set (222q) Claude 4.6 (baseline) 0.0% Available to researchers Triad Engine 100.0% Available to researchers I'm not sure this looks credible. 0% for one of the frontier models, compar
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11mo ago
I am just looking into the comment's substance. If it is genuinely interesting, I don't mind at all if it has been written by an AI or by a human.
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1y ago
Type theory absolutely can enhance imperative languages! In fact, we're seeing this happen: Rust is the prime example - it uses affine types (linear logic) to track ownership and borrowing in imperative code. The type system prevents m