Temperature is dead. Every frontier AI provider killed it. And most people are panicking about the wrong thing. OpenAI removed it on o1, o3, and GPT-5. Google warned against changing it on Gemini 3. Anthropic deprecated it on Claude Opus 4.7 and continued that on 4.8. This
GENERATIVE AI
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Codex finds most issues; other models offer light review
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nah, but codex finds by far the most issues. You can get a light review with other models
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Claude Mythos pricing and upcoming model cost prediction
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Claude Mythos is $25 per million input tokens and $125 per million output tokens. I assume that the Mythos-like model that Anthropic will release in the coming weeks will be just as expensive. lets see
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Second Brain & Financial App: File System + Agentic AI is Enough
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Second brain, Obsidian; financial app has its own frontend. In the end, the system only requires a file system (folders on your computer) and an agentic AI (Codex, Claude Code, etc.)
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Built tools for Claude code transcripts, prefers native feature
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Yeah I've built tools for working with those in the past – https://
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Disappearance of the Copy as Markdown option in Codex Desktop
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I am really upset about this: OpenAI's Codex Desktop had an option 'Copy as Markdown' to export complete chat transcripts, but this feature disappeared in an update a few days ago Really my favorite feature of
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FlashAR speeds up AI image generation 22x without retraining
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What if you could speed up AI image generation by 22x without retraining from scratch? Researchers from Zhejiang University and the University of Adelaide introduce FlashAR. They add a lightweight vertical prediction head to existing autoregressive models, enabling parallel
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Photo tourism papers applied to personal iCloud/Google Photos
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yup! photo tourism esque papers but applied to your own icloud/google photos
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Codex writes ad-hoc codemods for TypeScript migration, impressive
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Haven't seen codex writing ad-hoc codemods before, but it just did for a bigger TypeScript migration. Impressed.
