@OluwadaraDaily Haha exactly
Plus I'm sure a lot of them game the benchmarks anyway
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@timiaregbs All benchmarks are usually "trust me bro"
Also, some of the things they are testing for are not the real day-to-day need of engineers.
I just wanna not have to write all the boilerplate for a function to parse numbers properly and not miss edge cases
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Not buying it, I don't perceive any massive gap between Kimi k2.6 and the frontier stuff
Lisan al Gaib@scaling01
chinese models are ~8 months behind and are falling further behind
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Lay offs are being handed out like souvenirs and it seems it's my turn.
My employer closed its German office and a ton of talented engineers including myself were laid off 👋🏾.
If you know of anyone in the market for an extremely talented Mobile IC (or EM), send them my way! ❤️
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Every word is "performative" when you have the vocabulary of a 4-year-old
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unrelated but saying “laundry” as a nigerian is performative asf, what happened to “washing my clothes”???
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🚀 Great news for KMP developers! Swift Package Manager support is now available as an experimental feature.
You can now import iOS dependencies from Swift packages or migrate existing integrations from CocoaPods.
👉 Learn how to set it up: kotl.in/kmp-swiftpm-im…
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@MechanizeWork You should spend some of that to change your logo.
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@mahersafadii @android_poet Idk about adoption happening after stable man
RN is still not stable lol
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@android_poet It became stable about 2 years ago though, adoption happens after stable, they also are full in on it now, before it felt like a side thing thy had.
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It’s ironic that Gradle is holding KMP back. KMP developers have fewer opportunities than React Native or Flutter, and it doesn’t show up well in search results. KMP marketing feels like it’s only for experts, not for everyone.I’ve done more marketing for KMP than JetBrains.
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@OsaGz Grammarly themselves have the same thing grammarly.com/ai-humanizer
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@Olaitanore @allenakinkunle @Jollz Absolutely nothing is being budgeted or optimized in that scenario
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@allenakinkunle @Jollz How though? Token budget/optimisation is a real thing.
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@JanJekielek The Neo-Darwinian explanation cannot work when looked at molecular level with DNA.
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Windows recall is that you?
OpenAI Developers@OpenAIDevs
Chronicle runs background agents to build memories from screen captures. It uses rate limits quickly. Screen captures are stored temporarily on device to generate memories—also stored on device. You can inspect and edit memories. Be aware that other apps may access these files.
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TienKung Ultra finished the full 21.0975 km in 1:15:00 — fully autonomous, zero human intervention. 🤖
No repeat win this time.
But it was easily one of the most striking robots on the course —
clean gait, stable motion, and the most human-like running form out there.
It took home the “Best Design” award,
and that actually says more than the podium this time.
Because this isn’t a marathon-only build.
TienKung Ultra is a general-purpose humanoid,
already moving toward real-world deployment.
And it didn’t show up alone.
Teams from Peking University, Fudan, HUST, BIT, Beihang, HKUST(GZ), TUM and more
were all building on the same TienKung platform.
That’s what an open ecosystem looks like —
shared hardware, shared stack, different solutions on top.
And just a day before, it took the Robot Warrior Challenge —
fully autonomous through obstacle tasks modeled on real-world rescue and hazardous operations.
That’s the part that matters.
This is no longer just about speed.
It’s about autonomy — and whether these systems can actually handle real environments.
That’s what future winners are going to look like.
RoboHub🤖@XRoboHub
50:26. Let that sink in — a humanoid just won the Beijing half marathon at a pace faster than the human world record. 🤯 The winner, “Lightning” from the Monkey King team, didn’t just finish — it ran a sub-51 minute race, while the human record sits at 56:42. This one is built for speed — around 169 cm, mech-style design, optimized for aerodynamics and burst power. There are two versions: remote-controlled and fully autonomous. And yes, the autonomous one can actually navigate and hold that pace. At this point, the conversation really changes. It’s no longer about whether robots can run long distance — it’s about how fast they can push past human limits.
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@OluwadaraDaily Hmm I can concede that he's probably not 40 elo better than no2 and I actually agree there should be rating decay.
I just think there's sufficient evidence to show that he's still clear of everyone else.
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@timiaregbs I don't think so, actually.
It's a fair point that he doesn't play enough because he's basically hoarding rating points (similar to Hikaru in the last year)
He may be better than everyone but I don't think he's 40 rating points ahead of the second best player in the world.
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Point is moot if in the few tournaments he actually plays, he crushes everybody
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Hans Niemann explains why it’s so hard to pass Magnus Carlsen as world number one in Chess “Magnus Carlsen plays like 10-20 games a year. In chess, there’s no minimum activity requirement to not decay in your ranking” “Guys like Magnus can play 10 games a year for 10 years and it’s very hard for anyone to surpass him because he’s not gonna compete against people chasing him” “He avoids me pretty well, if he’s playing in a tournament he’ll make sure I’m not invited. He’s playing in a tournament in Sweden this may, I won it in 2022 and they never invited me back…”
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