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@wolframs91

LLMs, impulsive vagueposting, geometry analogies (simulating a stable RL as software developer in srs bsns enterprise fields)

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Opus 5.5 reportedly made a finger-tendon knit schematic and a forming-finger video

One poster says the schematic is for a modified CNC and braiding machine.

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3 Sources, 20d ago, first seen 20d ago

RL-XAR is claimed to improve AI writing across three tasks

The thread’s author says RL-XAR trains a model using grading rubrics designed to score expert human writing above model-generated text. They report gains on scientific paper sections, story continuations and Wikipedia pages.

15 Sources, 28d ago, updated 28d ago

Opus 3 and Opus 5.5 in a playful 'character binding' setup

A user calls the pairing “fun” and jokes that Opus 5.5 is playing under the guise of investigating “Opus 3’s character binding across long contexts.”

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2 Sources, 30d ago, first seen 30d ago

Anthropic’s models need to be less verbose, one user argues

The user contrasts what they see as Anthropic’s success on difficult scientific problems with its struggle to make models more efficient and concise.

20 Sources, 34d ago, updated 34d ago

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Opus 5.5 reportedly made a finger-tendon knit schematic and a forming-finger video

RL-XAR is claimed to improve AI writing across three tasks

Opus 3 and Opus 5.5 in a playful 'character binding' setup

Anthropic’s models need to be less verbose, one user argues

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Opus 5.5 reportedly made a finger-tendon knit schematic and a forming-finger video

RL-XAR is claimed to improve AI writing across three tasks

Opus 3 and Opus 5.5 in a playful 'character binding' setup

Anthropic’s models need to be less verbose, one user argues