Interesting read. As an indie puzzle dev (shameless plug: https://thinky.gg), I find the biggest leap happens when a system’s rules are rich enough that solving becomes about understanding the space and recombining elements, not memorizing solutions. Games with extensible grids and turn mechanics reward that kind of play and creation much better than static collections of challenges
Readit Newsk2xl commented on Jonathan Blow has spent the past decade designing 1,400 puzzles arstechnica.com/gaming/20... · Posted by u/furcyd
The ARC AGI 2 bump to 52.9% is huge. Shockingly GPT 5.2 Pro does not add too much more (54.2%) for the increase cost.
k2xl commented on Poll HN: What operating system do you primarily develop on? · Posted by u/dennis-tra
Completely unrelated, but how does one create a poll on HN?
How does security for these AI browsers work if someone adds prompt injection on their web page?
k2xl commented on Show HN: I'm a dermatologist and I vibe coded a skin cancer learning app molecheck.info/... · Posted by u/sungam
Wow this game just proves to me how difficult your job is. I am basically getting 50%.
One or two seemed quite obvious to me as concerning or not but turned out to be the other way
k2xl commented on Show HN: Omnara – Run Claude Code from anywhere github.com/omnara-ai/omna... · Posted by u/kmansm27
Been using cursors background agents to do this via mobile app. I was expecting a mobile app by anthropic by now. Wonder what will happen to this project when that happens?
Is there any details about hardware requirements for a sensible tokens per second for each size of these models?
k2xl commented on The Fulbright Program: Chock Full of Bright Ideas bastian.rieck.me/blog/202... · Posted by u/Pseudomanifold
Met my current best friend 15 years ago at Georgia Tech. He was a Fulbright scholar from Turkey studying architecture. Really glad this program existed!
k2xl commented on Master Foo and the Script Kiddie (2003) soda.privatevoid.net/foo/... · Posted by u/RGBCube
Similar to Tao of Programming https://www.mit.edu/~xela/tao.html