A note about why GLM 5.1 over Kimi 2.6. I found the former to be more capable on domains I'm working on, significantly so. Composer 2.5 seems smarter than Kimi, but exhibits RL-fried behavior, which causes much friction in interactive coding…
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Runway joins NVIDIA, AI labs in Cosmos Coalition for open-source physical AI world models
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Big news: Runway is now a founding member of the Cosmos Coalition – a global initiative with NVIDIA and top AI labs to build & open-source frontier world models for physical AI! The coalition's first project: a base model co-developed by Runway + NVIDIA to accelerate open world
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Learn AI Engineering: 435 Lessons, 320h, Python, Rust, MCP, Free
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Learn AI engineering from scratch with this repository: → 435 lessons
→ 320 hours of content
→ Python, TypeScript, Rust…
→ Prompts, skills, agents, and MCP servers Practical exercises in each lesson
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Google I/O Conversation on Gemma, Open Models, and AI Future
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At @Google I/O, I sat down with @osanseviero and @DynamicWebPaige from Google DeepMind to talk about Gemma, open models, AI Studio, on-device AI, sovereign AI and the future of AI development.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 2 juin 2026
A great conversation on how building with AI is becoming more open, local and… pic.twitter.com/Wk0rU5ZUMjAt @Google I/O, I sat down with @osanseviero and @DynamicWebPaige from Google DeepMind to talk about Gemma, open models, AI Studio, on-device AI, sovereign AI and the future of AI development. A great conversation on how building with AI is becoming more open, local and
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NVIDIA Nemotron Enables Efficient Sovereign AI Models for Europe
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Building Efficient Sovereign AI Models for Europe With NVIDIA Nemotron https://t.co/2tioxJmttI
— NVIDIA AI (@NVIDIAAI) 2 juin 2026Building Efficient Sovereign AI Models for Europe With NVIDIA Nemotron
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GPT 5.5 is larger, doubles usage, no silent quota reduction
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You probably moved to GPT 5.5 which is a far larger model and takes double usage. There's no silent reduction in quotas.
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Next-level vibecoding: jogging and answering database questions on watch
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This is next-level vibecoding. You don't write the code.
You don't review the code.
You don't even sit in front of the computer. You go for a run.
Your watch rings. Claude asks whether it should use SQLite or PostgreSQL.
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Claude’s ‘God’ command: A clever early warning system for ignored prompts
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The dumbest-looking line in my CLAUDE. md is the most useful thing in it. It tells Claude to call me "God" in every single reply. Sounds like a joke. It's actually an early warning system for when Claude is about to start ignoring you. Here's why it works. Claude doesn't fail
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Shanghai AI Lab’s COLLEAGUE.SKILL: Top Hugging Face Paper
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Shanghai AI Lab's COLLEAGUE.SKILL is the #1 Paper of the Day on Hugging Face: the paper behind dot-skill, the viral tool that distills a departing coworker into an agent skill. The design in 5 lines: > Split capability (work.md) from behavior (persona.md)
> Three entry points:
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Shanghai AI Lab’s COLLEAGUE.SKILL: Hugging Face’s Top Paper Today
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Shanghai AI Lab's COLLEAGUE.SKILL is the #1 Paper of the Day on Hugging Face: the paper behind dot-skill, the viral tool that distills a departing coworker into an agent skill. The design in 5 lines: > Split capability (work.md) from behavior (persona.md)
> Three entry points:
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