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> However, a clever minority led by Gemini 3.1 Pro and Gemini 3 Pro argued that if the sign is legible from the other side, it must be intended to lead people into the current room to find the exit, making the inscribed corridor the one leading deeper into the dungeon.

This is quite impressive, really.

I'd stop doing this if it would cost me $160.

This is also true if you use something like OpenRouter, and it will almost always cheaper or betterter (excluding Kagi Search).

I love Kagi-I can't imagine going back to any other search engine-but it isn’t competitive when it comes to LLMs. In its defense, that’s largely because others are bleeding money.

I hear a lot from people around me, Koreans, that LLMs are mostly underwhelming. These days I hear that less and less, but what I recommend is to use English.

A simple array of English words is often better than a full, well-written Korean sentence(s).

> sunset my long-term canine partnership

Gold. Pure gold.

The moment I tried their "Meta horizon worlds" I thought "This'll totally be discontinued in the next few years". What makes it extra stupid is that the entire Quest experience revolves around it.

We all know what this means.

> TL;DR: How does the latest entry-level MacBook perform on database workloads? We benchmarked it to find out.

That's not tldr, that's just subheader.

> so long as hallucinations and prompt injection remain unsolved problems

Aren't hallucinations mathematically impossible to be _solved_? Cannot believe how so many people just willy nilly give everything they have to a lying parrot.

Bubbletea is actually pretty cool. I also agree that the website doesn't look so good.

Doesn't work at all on Android Firefox(Fennec).

No normies would use Linux desktop not against their will.

Just saying that Electron is easier to maintain and stuff is pretty much self sufficient. You can't say that native brings nothing to the table. I'd prefer native app over Electron any day.