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You should work at these companies and understand they have good intentioned employees otherwise they’d rarely pass the cultural interviews plus background checks plus backchanneling. Have a bit more faith in the employees
It’s quite good for multimodal cases that 3 billion people would use it for though it lags in scientific areas
Who is “us”? It does seem that some scientists prefer Codex for its math capabilities but when it comes to general frontend and backend construction, Claude Code is just as good and possibly made better with its extensive Skills library.
Both codex and Claude code fail when it comes to extremely sophisticated programming for distributed systems
would you prefer zero trees being added?
He actually returned to Anthropic shortly after joining Cursor
It doesn't really affect the other frontier labs too much because OpenAI and Anthropic rely on multiple data vendors for their models so that no outside company is aware of how they train their proprietary models. Forbes reported the other day that OpenAI had been winding down their usage of Scale data: https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardnieva/2025/06/12/scale-a...
OpenAI and Anthropic rely on multiple data vendors for their models so that no outside company is aware of how they train their proprietary models. Forbes reported the other day that OpenAI had been winding down their usage of Scale data: https://www.forbes.com/sites/richardnieva/2025/06/12/scale-a...
Where are you getting this information? What basis do you have for making this claim? OpenAI, despite its public drama, is still a massive brand and if this were exposed, would tank the company's reputation. I think making baseless claims like this is dangerous for HN
Windsurf works well with Claude and Gemini models, so if OpenAI forces Windsurf users to only use OpenAI models, then it wouldn't be as useful.
Agreed. Especially with tools like Claude Code, which can get better over time and remove the need to use Windsurf and Cursor.
The "video to learning app" feature is a cool concept (see it in AI Studio). I just passed in two separate Stanford lectures to see if it could come up with an interesting interactive app. The apps it generated weren't too useful, but I can see with more focus and development, it'd be a game changer for education.
They don’t know what backpropagation is but by the end will understand a diffusion model?
That seems plausible to learn in a semester long course, especially at an institution like CMU
I recommend checking out this survey of free ML resources: https://www.trybackprop.com/blog/top_ml_learning_resources
No doubt CMU's intro to deep learning course is good, you might find some other goodies in that link too.
Meta has been fined because they employed tactics to undermine competition and persistently employ anti-competitive tactics.
If you could list out the "employed tactics" that "undermine competition", that would be helpful in understanding your case. Marketplace ads seems like a natural extension of the Meta ad product, so it's not clear how this is anti-competitive. Any other marketplace can also run ads on Meta as well if they wanted.
Realtors do in fact list their fees. More and more of them are, especially after the August 2024 changes
Any plans for future articles?
This looks incredible! How did you create the interactive playgrounds and vectors plots?
This was a fantastic guide! Subscribed!
Agreed. For me, the anime character is not "creepy" at all. In fact, I've seen various ML blogs use manga characters to guide the reader.
I wear it about 30 min at a time, 2 min breaks in between, 2-3 hours total daily.
Daily use case: portable Macbook monitor weekly use case: watching shows or a movie. I have to pause due to dry eyes, not due to the heaviness. After the first 2 days of using it, it's not actually that heavy afterward, but it is noticeable if you pay attention.
I would encourage you to try out both the Quest 3 and the Apple Vision Pro for an extended period of time. If you had asked people during the advent of the television, they would have expressed the same opinion about people wanting social connection instead of sitting in front of a box.
Agreed, I've had my Vision Pro for a month, and I still use it to watch shows/movies and as my portable external display. It has its daily and weekly use cases
That's 5 Reddit posts about the crack. Probably a batch of defects
I literally don't know anyone who watches cricket, and yet it's a world famous sport beloved by many many people. Case in point, it's erroneous to judge an app by your local network.
Sure, but Nvidia wasn't just lucky. They invested heavily in R&D.
No, Nvidia decided to change their GPU architectures to be more suitable for neural networks, so they did have to bet that this shift would have to pay off. They spoke to many leading AI experts and came to this conclusion. They should be commended for the risk they took. If Nvidia solely ended up being "lucky", then how come AMD didn't take off?
With chatgpt I’ve been able to generate math 2d and 3d animations in just 1-2hr with no background nor prior knowledge.
I was also able to use it to generate software to check the blockchain to gather data I needed, again with no experience using the blockchain client libraries
I think this scenario can be described by how upper funnel advertising works, which is that you were exposed to those haircuts in the recent past through general advertising and your spouse, who has similar interests to you by virtue of being your spouse, would be a target for the same type of ad campaign.
Don’t forget Apple has a billion dollar ad business!
Andrew Ng and many other AI researchers have also voiced their opinion that AI should be open source.