Which AI is better? Anthropic? Google? OpenAI? For coding and general tasks. Report:
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Starlink Satellite Internet Capacity Exceeds 600+ Tbps Globally
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Also by @chris_noring … "Learn Model Context Protocol [MCP] with TypeScript: Build Agentic Systems in TypeScript with the new standard for AI capabilities" at http://
amzn.to/48W6Izu TypeScript explained – why and when to use it: https://
contentful.com/blog/what-is-t
ypescript-and-why-should-you-use-it/
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Advanced Computational Geometry in AI Hardware and Software
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AI-Assisted Programming for Web and Machine Learning — Improve your development workflow with ChatGPT and GitHub Copilot: https://
amzn.to/48TFU2Z by @chris_noring v/ @PacktDataML 𝓚𝓮𝔂 𝓕𝓮𝓪𝓽𝓾𝓻𝓮𝓼:
Utilize prompts to enhance frontend & backend web development.
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Grok AI Feature Availability for Premium Subscribers
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Maryland ranks third among the most educated states in the nation. Source: https://
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… Maryland ranks second in the nation for median household income, ranks third in education quality and fourth in educational attainment. Maryland has a free statewide community -
Storage Buckets: S3-like mutable storage for AI workloads
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We just shipped Storage Buckets: S3-like mutable storage, cheaper & faster Git falls short for everything on high-throughput side of AI (checkpoints, processed data, agent traces, logs etc) Buckets fixes that: fast writes, overwrites, directory sync All powered by Xet
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Google Releases Gemini Embedding 2
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Google released a new embedding multimodal model, Gemini Embedding 2, with SOTA performance!
— 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog (@testingcatalog) 10 mars 2026
Unimodal and multimodal 👀 https://t.co/iFhFo2CiEX pic.twitter.com/IFyttjiX83Google released a new embedding multimodal model, Gemini Embedding 2, with SOTA performance! Unimodal and multimodal
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Using Replit Animation for Launch Videos
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Can you launch without a launch video? This video answers that question.
— Replit ⠕ (@Replit) 10 mars 2026
Check out our latest blog post on how to use Replit Animation to ensure you never launch without one. pic.twitter.com/o5uMQZr28wCan you launch without a launch video? This video answers that question. Check out our latest blog post on how to use Replit Animation to ensure you never launch without one.
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Alex Karp Echoes Gary Marcus on AI Realizations
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A good, succinct summary of the 3 new studies by @grok
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TAT-8: The First Transatlantic Cable Being Removed From Ocean Floor
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Fun fact: The first transatlantic internet cable is being pulled off the ocean floor right now.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 10 mars 2026
Almost no one knows it's happening.
TAT-8 went live in 1988. First fiber-optic cable to connect Europe and the US.
Isaac Asimov called it a "maiden voyage across the sea on a beam… pic.twitter.com/8ALwcPLkkeFun fact: The first transatlantic internet cable is being pulled off the ocean floor right now. Almost no one knows it's happening. TAT-8 went live in 1988. First fiber-optic cable to connect Europe and the US. Isaac Asimov called it a "maiden voyage across the sea on a beam of light." The engineers behind it genuinely believed it might be the last transatlantic cable the world would ever need. The tech was so far ahead of copper they thought global bandwidth was solved. But it filled to capacity within 18 months. That forced the industry to immediately start laying more cables, a race between demand and infrastructure that still hasn't stopped. After developing a fault too expensive to fix, the cable was retired in 2002. It's been sitting on the seabed ever since. Now a small crew aboard this ship is dragging it back up. Meanwhile, Meta announced Project Waterworth last year, a 50,000 kilometer cable stretching across 5 continents, partly to feed the data demands of AI. …The entire global internet runs on cables like this, built and maintained by a few thousand people working in places most of us will never see.
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LMStudio: An Easy Way to Run llama.cpp
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this is just playing around in the runway dev portal, haven't set up a hosted version yet