Readit NewsReminds me of that thing Olmo3 has in the web demo, where it shows you a trace for a selected sentence generated by the LLM and points you at the exact document in the training data it comes from verbatim. If they all had that it would be really trivial to verify sources, and more or less does that exact exercise for you at a press of a button.
Thanks for sharing, that's actually really cool: https://allenai.org/blog/olmo3
Following to see what they do in the future.
I gave it a fair shot.
It is a vs code fork. There were some UI glitches. Some usability was better. Cursor has some real annoying usability issues - like their previous/next code change never going away and no way to disable it. Design of this one looks more polished and less muddy.
I was working on a project and just continued with it. It was easy because they import setting from cursor. Feels like the browser wars.
Anyway, I figured it was the only way to use gemini 3 so I got started. A fast model that doesn't look for much context. Could be a preprompt issue. But you have to prod it do stuff - no ambition and a kinda offputting atitude like 2.5.
But hey - a smarter, less context rich Cursor composer model. And that's a complement because the latest composer is a hidden gem. Gemini has potential.
So I start using it for my project and after about 20 mins - oh, no. Out of credits.
What can I do? Is there a buy a plan button? No? Just use a different model?
What's the strategy here? If I am into your IDE and your LLM, how do I actually use it? I can't pay for it and it has 20 minutes of use.
I switched back to cursor. And you know? it had gemini 3 pro. Likely a less hobbled version. Day one. Seems like a mistake in the eyes of the big evil companies but I'll take it.
Real developers want to pay real money for real useful things.
Google needs to not set themselves up for failure with every product release.
If you release a product, let those who actually want to use it have a path to do so.
This is the result of Google's Windsurf acquisition.
I expect huge improvements are still to be made.
After Anthropic "disrupted" these attackers, I'm sure they gave up and didn't try using another LLM provider to do the exact same thing.
frays commented on Political Chinese Culture at Meta teamblind.com/post/politi... · Posted by u/DustinEchoes
The problem is management. Managing bilingual teams is challenging.
See also: TSMC in Phoenix
https://www.reddit.com/r/Semiconductors/comments/1m96m4f/my_...
This and the Meta post seem too crazy to be true... Feels uncomfortable that these are the daily lives of sine tech workers compared to my relatively 'relaxed' (but lower paying) tech job.
China’s breakneck development is difficult for many in the US to grasp (root causes - baselining on sluggish domestic growth, and possessing a condescending view of China). This article offers a far more accurate picture than of how China is doing right now: https://archive.is/wZes6
Thank you for sharing this article. Eye opening.
This is the sort of technology that will actually bring benefit into our lives.
Can't wait to see what advancements will be made in vision-related healthcare over the next 20 years.
Archived here so we can compare 10 years from now: https://archive.is/CplcH