Aditya Chaturvedi @Aditya7Ch

Apple and Oxford just made AI 6.5x better at problem-solving. The secret: it teaches AI agents to ask perfect questions. This rockets success rates from 14% to 91%. No need for fine-tuning or retraining. It runs on current models. Here's how it works: It's a strategic loop…

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This new DeepMind research shows just how broken vector search is. Turns out some docs in your index are theoretically incapable of being retrieved by vector search, given a certain dimension count of the embedding. Plain old BM25 from 1994 outperforms it on recall. 1/4

A new embedding model cuts vector DB costs by ~200x. It also outperforms OpenAI and Cohere models. Let's understand how you can use it in LLM apps (with code):

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NVIDIA research just made LLMs 53x faster. 🤯 Imagine slashing your AI inference budget by 98%. This breakthrough doesn't require training a new model from scratch; it upgrades your existing ones for hyper-speed while matching or beating SOTA accuracy. Here's how it works:…

Hands-On Large Language Models! This repository contains the complete code examples from the book Hands-On Large Language Models. It includes notebook examples that cover everything from the introduction to language models to fine-tuning them. 100% Open Source

What a crazy week in AI 🤯 - Runway Game Worlds - Grok 2.5 Open Source - ChatGPT-5 Beats Doctors - Qwen Image Editing Model - ElevenLabs Video to Music - Highsfield Product to Video - NanoBanana debuts LMArena - Google AI Mode Agentic Release Here’s EVERYTHING you need to know:

He casually dropped an 18 minute masterclass on using Claude Code with practical tips and tricks. @jasonzhou1993

Here are some recommendations on productivity and innovation. I think Econ history with growth accounting is v important if you want a good feel for it. I also included development economics because it's often basically trying to achieve the same thing

Cameron Gordon @CameronGordon0

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Here are some recommendations on productivity and innovation. I think Econ history with growth accounting is v important if you want a good feel for it. I also included development economics because it's often basically trying to achieve the same thing https://t.co/VfBlO341hf

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Mathematical Thinking ; "For People Who Hate Math" - by Albert Rutherford

She’s right. Companies would kill for a system informed engineer. It’s the hardest skill to develop, and the most opaque one.

A 23-page research paper reveals the number 1 method Hedge Funds use to beat the market: Time Series Momentum This is how: 🧵

GPT-5 just refactored my entire codebase in one call. 25 tool invocations. 3,000+ new lines. 12 brand new files. It modularized everything. Broke up monoliths. Cleaned up spaghetti. None of it worked. But boy was it beautiful.

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How many more model releases do we need for folks to realize we are not getting to magical superintelligence with what we got? How many times do you have to see a model benchmaxxing to realize Humanity's Last Exam is a freaking idiotic name and that answering questions on it…

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If you’re serious about learning agentic AI, here’s a pathway I’ve found highly effective: I’ve been diving deeper into how to build multi-agent systems. A lot of courses out there are shallow in coverage. To build real AI agents, you need more than just tool usage or prompt…