I agree with this on a philosophical level I have a MBP16" and I have a much better focus than when I had multiple screens and studies prove this
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LLMs: Predicting Language, Not Understanding Truth or Facts
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1/ Everyone says: "LLMs don’t understand language – they predict it." Correct. But that also means:
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Microsoft Copilot Transforms Samsung 2025 TVs Into Smart Home Assistants
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Samsung’s TVs get smarter Microsoft’s Copilot is now baked into Samsung’s 2025 lineup, turning your TV into a voice-powered home assistant. https://
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AI World Levels Up Across Every Frontier This Week
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The AI world didn’t slow down this week — it leveled up across every frontier. From living rooms to labs, here’s what happened:
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Named Tensors in Deep Learning: Shape Propagation Challenges
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see this link below, it was a failure and we stopped development. @zou3519 can give any more insights (or @srush_nlp )
naming dimensions is cool until you have to preserve the names across shape propagation (the output of an operation who's input is a named tensor).
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LLM Prompts Enable Solo Product Building Without Code
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You don’t need code.
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Map the full user experience from first click to daily use
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3. Map out the full user experience
— God of Prompt (@godofprompt) 8 septembre 2025
User flow = everything from first click to daily use.
AI can now map this like a full-stack UX team.
Prompt:
“Act as a UX designer. Map the full end-to-end user flow for a [app type]. Include: sign-up, onboarding, feature use, and… pic.twitter.com/Qd0yOykDmJ3. Map out the full user experience User flow = everything from first click to daily use.
AI can now map this like a full-stack UX team. Prompt: “Act as a UX designer. Map the full end-to-end user flow for a [app type]. Include: sign-up, onboarding, feature use, and -
Bare metal VPS development: 12 years without frameworks
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I've been close to bare metal on a VPS without frameworks for 12 years, I never abstracted anything away Partly cause it's so fast, nothing new