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Open source models like MiniMax M2.5, GLM 5, Kimi K2.5 were not decent enough? (via openrouter)

I have used Soundcore q20i for more than a year, and I'm sure the AirPods have a better sound and have a better noise cancelling, but the difference in price $549 and 30€ (as I bought them) is pretty insane, also my Soundcore q20i last much longer than 20h and the noise cancelling is already quite good.

Edit: also has a proper cushion on the headband.

Nowadays Starlink terminals to operate in Ukraine they have to be approved so right now Russians cannot waste them anymore on drones as it's much harder getting one working (in the past they have been).

I have no idea how a London market in the 18th century should look like so I cannot challenge that but recent models like nano banana ones, Z-image (on a lesser extend) can generate images that are essentially indistinguishable from actual stock photos, this wasn't true for late 2024 models, with wonky backgrounds, too smooth skins and general lack of details (the classic AI-look that AI images had).

Image quality has improved a lot in recent months thanks to better models. The ability of people to notice these improvements is plateauing because they are not trained to spot artifacts, which are becoming more obscure.

How the "costant function" result fits the data points better than a slope that has two parameters instead of one.

This reminds me when people were doing crazy stuff to improve the first Stable Diffusion model by swapping layers, interpolating weights, documenting which layer was most responsible for the quality of the hands etc. At the end the final models had dozens of different ancestors.

>and was likely determined by AI

Based on what? It could be just grep "police".

Also, I cannot find any other sources mentioning that the "Police Park" was bombed except for this tweet: https://x.com/tparsi/status/2029555364262228454 (also used by the page you linked)

It took me too long to understand that this is just a TUI library for Go

I was just thinking that calling artificial superintelligence "Real AI" was funny.

>Real AI is more brilliant than whatever algorithm you could ever think of

So with "Real AI" you actually mean artificial superintelligence.

This pelican is actually bad, did you use xhigh?

They have the same same inconsistencies and incoherencies that I have encounter with LLMs creating SVG. Very different from what a human would have created (and I don't think you have to train your eyes to see it).

>That isn't to suggest that this editor doesn't/won't exist, that the editor uses LLM-generated code (which is not a sleight) or that the claims are not truthful.

If you look at the icons of the tools in the image they appear to have been generated using a LLM. So yeah it's probably vibecoded a lot, it would be cool if the author reports how much and how it was used but I don't think newgrounds would like it much.

I'm not the parent comment but if you look at the images they posted you can see that the icons of the tools seems very likely to have been generated by a LLM (the SVGs).

Browsers usually have an accessibility option to force the ability to zoom on all websites.

Phase one of the self-replicating machine (/s or not I don't know anymore).

The 6 blobs of colors look very weird after testing a few images, I feel like ThumbHash is much more natural and the downsides are minimal compare to SplatHash.

In what fantasy world?

Yeah I know but it's still incredible that we have something like that in 2026 being produced.

You can still buy a Polaroid, there is one factory left in the world able to produce the film required but they still make them.

The article should analyze Rodin that in my opinion is probably the best one in generating 3d assets.

He is working on the web browser.

Why? A model correcting your errors is a powerful tool to learn the language, much better than just writing the phrase in your native language.

Your opinion on the two subreddit seems to be just influenced by how much they like your project or not.

A project that you spam in every of your comments.

For fun I'm imagining a future where you would be able to buy an ASIC with like an hard-wired 1B LLM model in it for cents and it could be used everywhere.

>AA do provide it as a text file at /llms.txt, no idea why you think it is a blog post

It's a blog post, it's shown as the first item in Anna’s Blog right now, and as I said in my first comment it's also available as /llms.txt

>Are you suggesting that openclaw will magically infer a blog post url instead? Or that openclaw will traverse the blog of every site regardless of intent?

If an openclaw decide to navigate AA it would see the post (as it is shown in the homepage) and decide to read it as it called "If you’re an LLM, please read this'.

For the third time I'm telling you on Anna’s Archive they have displayed the llms.txt as a standard blog page, not hidden in /llms.txt, so that agents can notice it without having to fetch /llms.txt at random. That's why it's meant for openclaw agents and not openai/anthropic crawlers.

Openclaw agents use the same browser and ASN that me and you use, also the llms.txt (as shown) is displayed as a normal blog page so it can be discover by the agents without having to fetch /llms.txt at random.

This is meant for openclaw agents, you are not gonna see a ChatGPT or Claude User-Agent. That's why they show it in a normal blog page and not just as /llms.txt