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• Karoli Kuns
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Jessica Wachtel
When Google announced Gemini 4 Argon to a small group of testers on September 30, it came with a benchmark
The post Gemini 4 Argon vs. Claude Opus 5.5: Half the price and about half as accurate appeared first on The New Stack.
The New Stack | DevOps, Open Source, and Cloud Native News
• Amanda Caswell
Liquid AI’s new reasoning model was built to solve coding problems, but during training it kept combing Git history, GitHub,
The post Liquid AI caught its model cheating on coding tests — then it recognized the sandbox appeared first on The New Stack.
Paul Alexis Reading at Zola's House, 1870 #paulcezanne #romanticism
Mark Gurman is pretty down on the iPhone Duo launch:
Apple has dealt with launch shortages before, but a three-month wait for a new iPhone is practically unprecedented.
Doesn’t bother me, but I know some developers are annoyed that they can’t test their apps for months.
Along the Mississippi River as we head out of Minneapolis. 🚂
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• lnebres
Forest of Barbizon, 1883 #impressionism #georgesseurat
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• John Scalzi
Subvert is a creator-owned music platform, catering primarily to indie musicians; think of it as Bandcamp if it was a co-op. Subvert recently released a policy on the use of “AI” in the music that’s released on the site, and for anyone who is curious about things like this, I really think it’s worth a […]
Electrek
• Jo Borrás
EcoFlow is hoping to make a titanic splash with its new, smaller (but scalable!) residential energy storage lineup that the company is calling a more approachable entry point to its backup battery offerings.
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Electrek
• Jo Borrás
Chinese PV and solar equipment brand LEAPTING has taken the wraps off its new, battery-powered Auto-Navigation Forklift Robot (AFR) designed to speed up the installation of large, utility-scale solar power projects.
more…I’m feeling so lucky that I get to build software for people like @patrickrhone. We were able to catch up this morning as my train stopped just long enough at the Minneapolis - St. Paul station.
The San Francisco Standard
• Stan Oklobdzija
The state has the nation’s largest homeless population and some of its most expensive housing — yet incumbents rarely pay a price. A slew of new parties is the answer.
The San Francisco Standard
• Jessica Blough
A group of twentysomethings turned an empty loft into a hub for dance classes, “bad art,” and science shows. Burnout nearly shut it down.
The San Francisco Standard
• Rachyl Jones
Spies are targeting tech workers in the Bay Area. We asked experts how to recognize when it’s love, friendship, or espionage.
The San Francisco Standard
• Zara Stone
An expert on the mega-rich answers our burning questions about freeloading friends, nepo babies, and whether money can actually buy happiness.
