Idk. Maybe I’m just getting lazy. There was a time I didn’t do image gen at all as a rule, because I hated dealing with anti-AI-art people. But images is where the tweet-verifiable frontier is now; the rest is all high-context coding.
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Three categories of LLM tasks: economic, differentiating, and tweetable
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I have little to say about GPT-5.x for the same reason I’ve long had little to say about Claude 4.x—which is that every txt2txt LLM task is at most two: 1) A task with real economic value
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xAI released a new "Grok Voice Think Fast 1.0" flagship voice model for building voice Agents. The model is also available on the xAI Console for testing.
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AI File Access Limitations: Screenshot vs Disk Storage Issues
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Ah that explains it, was confused why you were getting such bad results on the stream. I find that there's something weird with the way it can access files, if the file is saved on your disk then it can see and use it fine, if you paste a screenshot then it gets confused
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OAI researchers ask about beginner recursive self-improvements
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OAI researchers: “So, what are some good recursive self-improvements for someone just getting into recursively self-improving?”
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Managed Claude Agents with Memory Now Available
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Claude Managed Agents now have Memory support! In case you missed it, Managed Agents are available on Anthropic Workbench. Conway will likely get it too.
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CDC Crisis: Editorial in The Lancet Examines Public Health Agency
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The CDC is on the Brink, the editorial in this week's @TheLancet https://
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Synthetic Aperture Radar: Satellite Tech for Global Monitoring
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The same satellite tech can track a convoy through dense cloud cover at night, flag a sinkhole weeks before it opens, catch a village built on a collapsing slope, and even map the inside of a pyramid from orbit.
— Bilawal Sidhu (@bilawalsidhu) 23 avril 2026
It's called Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), and a lot of the data… pic.twitter.com/vz4xBT18MJThe same satellite tech can track a convoy through dense cloud cover at night, flag a sinkhole weeks before it opens, catch a village built on a collapsing slope, and even map the inside of a pyramid from orbit. It's called Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR), and a lot of the data
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US military stockpile rebuilding amid geopolitical tensions
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Good thing the US has no other adversaries in the world and we can afford to take as much time as we want to rebuild our stockpile. /s
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OpenAI Accelerates Release Cycle with Significant Near-Term Improvements
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Faster releases are coming. So maybe we see monthly releases instead of bi-monthly? OpenAI chief scientist: significant improvements in the short term, extremely significant improvements in the mid term. We barely begun