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I asked #ChatGPT to write concurrent golang code to list squares of prime numbers. Here's the result:
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From anthropics built in plugin
Damn
lots of people like claude's new you-should-know plugin. How does it work? It's main prompt is here github.com/wassname/cc-plugi…
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Introducing Indra, a 1M parameter OCR model:
- 49 pages/s on CPU, 11x faster than PaddleOCR and 17x Tesseract
- Beats them on OmniParseBench text (41.3 vs 35.8 and 19.3)
- Full layout and line bounding boxes
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Google Deepmind (FNV3) CRUSHED the forecast for #Isaias up to 11 days in advance. It picked up some appreciable signal on September 23, locked in on the exact landfall location4 days before it happened, and nailed the peak intensity consistently 3 days before it happened. A new age of forecasting is upon us.
First video: Track density using 1000 member ensemble
Second Video: Individual tracks and mean using 50 member ensemble
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Tao is completely missing the mark - what he's describing is actually completely standard for drug discovery. There are tons of drugs that have saved millions of lives without any person on Earth understanding fully the mechanisms of action that enabled them to do this.
This is absolutely wild when you think about it. AI data center in the center of downtown Chicago.
Office to data center conversion
"The former headquarters of Cboe Global Markets Inc will soon house 33 megawatts of capacity and bring in rents much higher than the average downtown office building"
bloomberg.com/graphics/2026-…
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Honestly stunned by result 128
Shortest Common Superstring went from 3x optimal to 7/3 over 35 years of human work. OpenAI's model got it to exactly 2. And it didn't use greedy, the algorithm the 1988 conjecture was about. Lean-checked
I animated the proof in 6 minutes:
We’re releasing a broad range of new mathematical results produced by an internal frontier model.
We’ve been consulting with the independent Advisory Group on Mathematics and Artificial Intelligence at the Institute for Advanced Study, and we have drawn on their advice and public recommendations to inform how we release these results.
github.com/openai/math
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London Heathrow on the left & Atlanta on the right:
ATL handles double the movements with negligible holding while LHR's stacks are clearly visible in these 24h visuals!
The difference? ATL has 5 parallel runways, LHR just 2. If only LHR could build more runways?!
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This is pretty obvious if you live in the flyovers. Claude has almost no cultural salience. Everyone uses “Chat.”
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I gave Claude another 18 hours.. and I think this one is the best one yet
Macrohard: Windows XP
I'm blown away
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New side project: Samuel, a model I trained to mimic speech using Pink Trombone, a (pre-existing) silly vocal tract simulator. 🧵
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Sonnet 5.5 plays twenty cool calls:
It tries to guess the correct emoji under twenty yes-or-no questions.
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If you take a Waymo to public transit in the Bay Area, and then take a rride on the BART with the same credit card, Waymo will return you back $2.85 in credit. Creates an incentive for Waymos to be present for people when getting off of transit. avmarketstrategist.substack.…
















































