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Maybe you need to enable them in the filters, but AA is the best website I found with benchmarks numbers on all reasoning effort levels of recent frontier models.

> Some people claim they do this day have intelligence sharing agreements with Ukraine.

No or they wouldn't be hit.

> First, and least important, consider that self-replicating, solar-powered factories aren't magic; they're algae.

But what is that supposed to mean? Because humanity is not facing existential threat from algae.

Interested also, which text-to-speech model do you use? For diarisation Granola uses a chrome extension instead of a bot if that can give you ideas.

They didn't run all benchmarks. It's the best in AA agentic index (GDPval-AA v2, ³-Banking) but not coding index (DeepSWE which is missing, Terminal-Bench v2.1 they have 81% vs 90% for Sol, SWE-Atlas-QnA missing).

No it's a mean of 5 runs.

> We report FrontierCode’s overall score, a composite measure that grades each patch on blocking functional criteria (held-out unit tests) together with weighted code-quality rubric criteria, as mean@5.

They don't explain more in the system card, I guess higher effort levels could loose points on the code quality / scope / style / maintainability stuff?

bwrap is builtin in claude too, activate with /sandbox command.

Every US intelligence org probably has at least API access, but anything outside of the US? No chance.

I may be misunderstanding the question but that should be just decompressing gzip & compressing with something better like zstd (and saving the gzip options to compress it back), however it won't avoid compressing and decompressing gzip.

Does refactoring mean moving things around for people? Why don't you use your IDE for this, it already handles fixing imports (or use find-replace) and it's faster and deterministic.

Do you know about other security issues? If it's only about curl | sh it really isn't a problem, if the same website showed you a hash to check the file then the hash would be compromised at the same time as the file, and with a package manager you still end up executing code from the author that is free to download and execute anything else. Most package managers don't add security.

Why should we expect companies to be able to reuse the correct token if they can't coordinate on using a single domain in the first place?