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linkhttps://github.com/tekumara calendar_today01-05-2009 23:00:59

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Melanie Mitchell (@melmitchell1) 's Twitter Profile Photo

PSA: If you don't want your X posts used to train Grok, you now have to explicitly opt-out. Go to x.com/settings/grok_… and uncheck the box. If link doesn't work, go to Settings->Privacy and Safety->Grok

Colin Fraser (@colin_fraser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What I'm interested is the nature of this weirdness. How can it be true that while it can answer questions that most college graduates can't, it can't answer questions that most children can? How can you not think this is interesting? Why would you want to ignore this question?

You Jiacheng (@youjiacheng) 's Twitter Profile Photo

this really fits my feeling about "reasoning models"… they are more like super-human "guesser" or "fact-retriever & sequencer", they can magically recall obscure facts, and then try to combine them properly.

oliver.mannion (@tweeshan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Microsoft’s strategy of not liberally licensing their python language server (pylance) seems prescient given its usefulness for ai coding agents. Predication: ai coding agent companies will build or buy language analysis tools and augment them further than just type checking.

oliver.mannion (@tweeshan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This seems to be the approach coding agents are converging on, see also Claude Code and its thinking tool. The ensemble step is unique though.