@trq212
This week the most advanced AI model on the planet got switched off by a foreign government. British researchers were studying it. British companies were testing it. British hospitals were piloting it. Not any more. This isn't an AI story. It's the story of every industry we used to lead. Britain has some of the best AI talent in the world. DeepMind was built here. Our AI Safety Institute writes the rules other countries follow. We have the researchers, the universities, the standards. What we …
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How to build an AI house manager for your family
We partnered with @FireworksAI_HQ to train open-source models for legal. Here's what we found: 1) Hybrid legal agents can beat frontier models on quality and cost by routing selectively to a frontier advisor. We tested a hybrid setup where GLM 5.1 served as the primary worker, routing tasks to Opus 4.7 as an advisor when needed. GLM invoked Opus sparingly, just 0.83 times per task on average. The hybrid setup beat Opus on both quality and cost: 18% all-pass vs 14%, at $368 vs $954 across the sa…
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I knew this wouldn’t end well. I feel sorry for everyone who bought VCX based on the hype and is now down 80% in 3 days. Big lesson right there.
Private credit is in big trouble.
Uhoh.
So, what happened to the ceasefire???
Just rat doing rat stuff!!!!🥶
his feet are light and nimble. he never sleeps. he says that he will never die. he dances in light and in shadow and he is a great favorite. he never sleeps, the Johnson. he is dancing, dancing. he says that he will never die
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5 CONVERSACIONES QUE LLEVAN AL S3XO:
1. Cuéntame sobre tu infancia.
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You need something that actually works when you're tired, doubting yourself, when initial excitement wears off....
Il faut avoir l'honnêteté de reconnaître le coup de génie de la gauche, parce que c'en est un. Le plus grand hold-up rhétorique du siècle tient en un seul mot : raciste.
Voici le mécanisme.
Après 1945, après les droits civiques, l'Occident a fait du racisme le mal absolu. À juste titre : c'est une de ses plus grandes conquêtes morales. « Raciste » est devenu le mot le plus radioactif de la langue, l'excommunication moderne, la mort sociale instantanée.
Le coup de génie a été de détourner ce capital moral. Pas pour protéger des personnes : pour protéger une idéologie.
L'égalitarisme des résultats ne gagne jamais un débat sur les faits. Il produit l'inverse de ce qu'il promet, partout, à chaque fois. Alors plutôt que de gagner le débat, on a rendu le débat impayable. Tu questionnes les résultats de l'immigration sans assimilation? Raciste. Tu défends le mérite? Raciste. Les maths avancées? Racistes. Les frontières? Racistes. Le mot a cessé de décrire un comportement pour décrire une position sur l'échiquier.
Et regardez la beauté technique du dispositif. Pas besoin d'arguments : l'accusation suffit. Pas besoin de procès : la dénégation aggrave le cas (votre défensivité prouve votre culpabilité). Pas besoin de police : la peur fait le travail, chacun se surveille lui-même et surveille son voisin gratuitement. Il suffit d'exécuter publiquement quelques exemples par an pour tenir des millions de gens. Une idéologie irréfutable, protégée par un mot imprononçable. Les deux pare-feux du même système : la French Theory avait aboli la vérité, l'accusation a aboli le débat.
Est-ce qu'un comité s'est réuni pour concevoir ça? Pas besoin. Les idées subissent une sélection darwinienne : celles qui survivent sont celles qui se défendent le mieux. Marcuse avait quand même déposé le brevet dès 1965, noir sur blanc : tolérance pour les mouvements de gauche, intolérance pour ceux de droite. Le reste a évolué tout seul. Il faut l'avouer : c'était génial.
Mais ce dispositif …
The most predictable thing of all time is happening
The $MOCK Value Loop
In a workshop on the outskirts of Bletchley (it had to be there, didn't it), on the 26th of March this year, a small British company called Pulsar Fusion did something that has not been done by any other company or government on Earth.
It ignited a controlled plasma inside the test chamber of a working nuclear fusion rocket engine.
The plasma held, along with the chamber. The fusion reaction was the kind of reaction that, contained inside a sufficiently engineered magnetic bottle, will one day take a crewed British vehicle to Mars in 30 days rather than 8 months, and that will, within the working lifetime of the engineers presently building it, make the outer planets of the solar system accessible to anyone with a British passport.
The geography of the achievement deserves a longer moment of pause. Bletchley, in 1942, was where Alan Turing and his colleagues broke the Enigma cipher and almost certainly shortened the war in Europe by two years. Pulsar Fusion's headquarters sits roughly 600 yards from the Hut where they did it.
The country that did the maths inside that hut has just, less than a mile down the road, ignited the plasma that could power the next century of human space travel. There is a continuity of British scientific lineage here that is, on the face of it, almost embarrassingly providential, and it is almost completely unreported in the British press.
It's not quite Kitty-Hawk-to-the-moon in 61 years, but it's close.
Like so many great companies of profound importance, Pulsar Fusion is pretty small. It was founded in 2013, and employs around 50 staff. Its chief executive, Richard Dinan, is a working British physicist who has spent the last decade quietly assembling the team and the capital to do what the world's national space agencies have been promising for 60 years and consistently failing to deliver.
The competing American programmes, principally at NASA's Glenn Research Center and at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, are years…
advancing the plot will fix you
The codex /hatch skill is the coolest prompt ive seen all year.
It builds and iterates on a sprite sheet!
This little illuminated dragon is very happy about Pretext. He's too busy having fun to care about people's "hot takes" on how "it's not that special."
(This little dragon also only works on desktop right now but maybe I'll do mobile later)
What?
Creatine doesn't "work" if you don't also strength train.
A new meta-analysis found that creatine supplementation led to significant gains in fat-free mass (+3.39 kg) and lean body mass (+2.70 kg), but ONLY when combined with resistance training.
Without training, no effects.
5 ADVANCED CLAUDE CODE TIPS I'VE BEEN USING
1) Self-improvement injection
“Create a UserPromptSubmit hook (global settings). Script echoes: If 8+ tool calls, append one optimization hint (reusable skill, memory pattern, or workflow fix). One sentence. Skip if exploratory.”"
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The BBC misreported the Scottish Government budget on its flagship network radio programme @BBCPM yesterday. They have subsequently apologised to me but refused an on-air correction. This morning @BBCr4today has not reported on Scottish Budget at all. #ScottishBudget
@bmay Spending our money like it’s confetti, giving it to a guy that’s lost half of the last lot already.
Starmers propped Zelensky’s coke habit up for another month, yay!
How to create viral animated videos with Claude Code (for non-technical people)
