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This is awesome and hilarious.

Archived here so we can compare 10 years from now: https://archive.is/CplcH


Thanks for sharing, that's actually really cool: https://allenai.org/blog/olmo3

Following to see what they do in the future.


This is the result of Google's Windsurf acquisition.

I expect huge improvements are still to be made.



Google bought people and tech that made Windsurf:

https://windsurf.com/blog/windsurfs-next-stage


After Anthropic "disrupted" these attackers, I'm sure they gave up and didn't try using another LLM provider to do the exact same thing.


Yeah, just take all those MCP servers elsewhere.


MCP is not the only tool calling protocol. And once you write the implementations they're trivial to port to something else.


This and the Meta post seem too crazy to be true... Feels uncomfortable that these are the daily lives of sine tech workers compared to my relatively 'relaxed' (but lower paying) tech job.


Thank you for sharing this article. Eye opening.


This is the sort of technology that will actually bring benefit into our lives.

Can't wait to see what advancements will be made in vision-related healthcare over the next 20 years.


Blast from the past.

Can't believe this was a hobby for me and my dad during primary school and now understanding how computers work led me to my current full time job to put food on the table for my own children.


Robinhood's completely down. Even their main website: https://robinhood.com/


Amazing, I wonder what their interview process is like, probably whiteboarding a next-gen LLM in WASM, meanwhile, their entire website goes down with us-east-1... I mean.


Friends tell their friends about more mature brokerages once the account goes over $100k.


I might be missing context here, but I'm surprised to see Yann using language that plays on 'retard.'

That seems out of character for him - more like something I'd expect from Elon Musk. What's the context I'm missing?


I don’t think it’s a wordplay with the r-word, but rather a reference to the famous Shakespeare quote: “Hoist with his own petard”. It’s become an English proverb. (A petard is a smallish bomb)


From péter, to fart.

Possibly entered the language as a saying due to Shakespeare being scurrilous.


It's a play on the word petard


I found this background useful as a non-native speaker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoist_with_his_own_petard


Hoist (thrown in the air) by your own petard (bomb) is a common phrase.


You have been Hoisted with your own retard


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