Mark Zuckerberg: “I don’t think that we need some kind of industry-wide coordination... I think that just each lab needs to take the time, and when it sees that there are issues, you just take the time that you need internally to make sure that you’re proceeding safely…
“we’re entering a phase where trust and alignment is actually going to be the most important next set of capabilities. I think we’re getting to a point where it may not matter that much how much better it gets at math.
“I happen to think that there’s plenty of commercial incentive to get this right.
We delayed the launch of Muse for a few months because we wanted it to be a better product for users. This was not a sacrifice on our part, but rather the right decision for the users and for Meta. I believe this approach would also be correct for other companies working on developing this technology.
“When you hear people in the industry talk about some trade-off between capabilities and getting it aligned, I just disagree with that. I believe that alignment is actually the next most important ability to master if we are going to make this system useful to many people.”
‼️ @MistralAI ‘s CEO just confirmed in an interview with the Le Monde newspaper that they have a LARGE model coming in a few weeks‼️
It’s time for “ Le Chaton Fat” to shake up the industry .
Visualize Data Structures in VS Code 🤯
If you work with data structures, check out the Debug Visualizer extension for VS Code.
It lets you visualize your data while debugging so you can actually watch algorithms and data structures change as your code runs. In this example, see a linked list grow node by node and watch QuickSort move values into sorted order.
A great tool for learning data structures, understanding algorithms, and debugging complex code.
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@DR4G4NS@TheAhmadOsman Tbf , you can run decentish local llms like qwen 3.8 27b on actual consumer (high end tho) hardware ,but there are a lot of tradeoffs like convenience, having to quantize the kv cache by a lot in order to fit in vram (which is not ideal for long context accuracy) , etc
@VictorTaelin No , but after the agent finishes you can use the /simplify command which spans a few subagents with fresh context that check for duplicate logic ,redundancy ,improve maintainability and so on