Yeah, and he is one huge reason why Silicon Valley's AI is better than the Chinese so far:
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Scobleizer learns 1x_tech has best world model, orders Neo robot
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One of the things I learned is that @1x_tech has the best world model, in his opinion, under development so far. Makes me happy for having one of its Neo robots on order.
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Technology Dependency and Human Freedom: A Critical Perspective
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I keep thinking of that quote > Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.
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Cache-to-Cache: LLMs talk via KV-Caches, 10% accuracy boost, 2x speed
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Researchers just made LLMs talk to each other WITHOUT generating a single word. Cache-to-Cache (C2C) lets AI models talk directly through their KV-Caches, bypassing text entirely. 8.5-10.5% accuracy boost. 2× faster. Zero token waste. Here's the breakthrough (and why this
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Cerebras Speed Converts to Intelligence Through Test-Time Compute
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If you think Cerebras is just about speed, you do not understand Cerebras. Just as mass can be converted to energy, speed can be converted to intelligence. It's the natural consequence of test-time compute scaling.
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Team Intentionally Introduces Bug to Troll Users
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lol feels like the team introduced this bug just to troll users
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AI Skills from 2025 Useless, New Playbook for 2026 Event
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90% of the AI skills you learned in 2025 are already useless. 2026 requires a completely different playbook. I'm breaking down what's dead vs. what's next at AI Skills'2026 on Jan 22. 4,000+ attendees. 4+ hours. Free. Join free https://
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GPT-5.2 Model Context Window Specifications and Documentation
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I tend to go by the model listings like this one which don't say anything about thinking v.s. non-thinking getting different context windows https://
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Write About What You’ve Learned and Built
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If you want to write without feeling pressure to write about something /new/ I suggest writing about things you've learned and projects you've built:
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Drupal’s 25-year legacy: people over code
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"Looking back, the most important things I learned weren't really about software. They were about people, scale, and what it takes to build something that lasts." Dries Buytaert reflects on 25 years of #Drupal