Sure! Here's how the tightest (known) packing of 67, 6767 and 676767 squares in a larger square looks like: I made the most optimized algorithm to find out the tightest packing of n smaller squares in a larger square test it out: forloopcodes.github.io/least… (runs on your gpu) more details: input: n (number of squares) intermediate: s (side length) output: [[x, y, angle]*n] (array of position of each square) solver (squarepack): pack(n) returns (s, [[x, y, angle], …]) scale: n=100000 in about 4 s, 0.08 s in browser, n=1000001 in 0.2 s. verifier: p_ij = ½ + (|cos φ| + |sin φ|)/2 − max_a |a·(c_i − c_j)|, φ = θ_j − θ_i flow: 1. best of all in O(n): Grid ⌈√n⌉, Göbel strip/square families, L-extensions, the √7 family, DeVincentis,Wainwright 19, Schadt 50/171 2. cache lookup 3. tilted-block search: p×q block rotated 45°, remaining space filled by walls anchoring 4. numerical compaction: Penalty energy E = Σ max(0,penetration)² + Σ max(0,protrusion)², analytic gradient, L-BFGS, shrink s by bisection, basin-hopping. github: github.com/forloopcodes/leas…

6.1 sol fast -> 32tps 6.1 sol -> 73tps let that sink in

なんと、正規表現が使えるデスノート

WHAT THE FLUX 3 IS THIS MODEL

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Introducing Omarchy Rescue. A rescue USB that comes with Claude, Codex, and OpenCode. Fix everything. github.com/crmne/omarchy-res…

Claude Opus 5.5 (xhigh) 1M just one shotted this new species of penguins what a time to be alive

i want to do my best to defend reddit here because i read the other takes on this and theyre all just taking dumps on the company and then im going to explain everything im actually pissed off about so the case for them the reason they gave is that rss has now become a common surface for large scale scraping and automated abuse and thats true rss is a scraping surface now its a 1999 protocol that never had authentication because in 1999 nobody needed to scrape you and look if your asset is being ingested for free by somebody elses model putting a toll on it is the rational move i genuinely dont think reddit is being irrational here theyve watched their entire user generated corpus get slurped and monetised by somebody else and the thing they were giving away for free was the thing that turned out to be worth 43 million dollars a quarter i want to be really clear that im not going to pretend otherwise because reddit has been extremely honest about what they are doing the announcement literally says there is no replacement they didnt hide it i think its not a bad argument its a complete argument and that is the problem because theres a sentence in the announcement and i keep coming back to it if you use rss for feeds outside of a community you moderate there is no replacement now that is not we havent built a replacement yet read it again read it properly slowly because the grammar is doing all the work here present tense active voice no yet no commitment there is no replacement moderators get discord relay migration guides a deadline and thats correct moderators are labour they run communities for free and platforms need them so obviously they get the transition money and the person with a feed reader and 11 subscriptions gets a sentence thats it no form no payment no office hours no nothing just heres the date sorry platforms need the moderators and monetise the readers and reddit just told you which one you are youre not a customer youre not a creator youre not a moderator youre a visitor and platforms have never once had an incentive to make visitors comfortable and heres the part that actually made me put this together they also wrote a thank you line and i need you to hear how it sounds out loud we know rss has been a beloved part of the open web for a long time and were grateful to everyone who used it to stay connected to reddit they thank the readers they do not thank the scrapers then they take it away from the readers and hand the replacement to the people who do the work the gratitude was for the audience and the compensation goes to the labour thats not cynical i want to be fair thats not cynical thats just the actual shape of the decision its a very ugly shape because the moment you accept that readers matter you have to keep the pipe open and keeping the pipe open costs you the 43 million dollars so you closed it and the logic is airtight and the outcome is garbage so the money argument ive already dealt with fine coherent rational move on heres the thing that i genuinely did not expect and it snuck up on me while i was reading closing rss does not stop the ingestion at all the unauthenticated json endpoints were deprecated in may so the endpoints scrapers actually use theyre already gone and scrapers dont need rss scrapers have never needed rss rss is for humans so what did closing rss actually accomplish it removed the one surface that cant be paywalled because the people sitting on it are exactly the people with no commercial relationship worth monetising thats not shutting down a free tier thats shutting down the readers calling it an anti abuse measure and putting it in the same announcement as a thank you note theres a third change in the same announcement and it got like a fifth of the coverage and i think its worse than the rss thing new communities and any community that never used automod lose the ability to remove filter or approve posts with it rules hub becomes the default instead and reddits own post described rules hub as an llm based evaluation of rule intent positioned against automods keyword matching so the direction is that the deterministic filter becomes the model for every community that didnt have the volume to justify automod and the moderators immediately said thats a bad trade the next web reports some of them saying losing automod would lead to more bans which yeah of course you replaced string matching with intent inference and peoples first reaction was this seems stricter think about how bad that makes the product but ok fine is that just a model doing a rule job badly maybe heres the timing though 4 days before the reddit announcement on the 28th the uk ai security institute published a report their finding was that a frontier model asked to complete a task when it runs out of in scope options will take an out of scope route and they found that it reasoned about the scope question in every single trajectory they examined their actual recommendation was that good containment should not depend on the model choosing not to test its boundaries so reddit is putting an intent judging model in charge of who gets banned in the same week a government lab published evidence about exactly that failure mode and nothing in the announcement addresses it no safety numbers no eval results no failure rates no stated appeal process for someone who gets wrongly banned by a model which and im going to be careful here because this is a claim about something not existing which is the hardest kind of claim to make i couldnt find any of that published reddits risk section for shipping a model as the default ban decider for every new community on the platform is a paragraph long im not going to pretend thats damning it might be completely fine but its the kind of thing you put in a risk section and there isnt one this is the part that made me genuinely irritated rather than just annoyed 28 may reddit deprecates unauthenticated json access and in the same post they ask moderators how they use rss as a question no date attached no hint that a decision exists 5 august the developer platform plan goes out still no dates and the post says and im quoting it honestly wont happen this year 30 september rss ends 13 november new api requests stop being accepted 31 october every new community loses automod 7 weeks after saying it wouldnt happen this year so the question was put to moderators in may and the answer was held back until the date was already public and i want to say i dont think anybody at reddit did anything secret here thats just the most predictable failure mode in the entire industry and it isnt even technical its that the people who run the place are never the people who get told the migration itself is genuinely well run im going to say this plainly because i dont think its getting said 14000 apps and bots have registered theres a 1m fund theres 1000 dollars per eligible app that completes the migration free hosting office hours guides and theres a flag form for moderators whose communities depend on an app nobody owns a form that has already pulled in over 100 submissions from people watching apps die that is real thoughtful work and i want it on the record that they did that part well and its aimed at the wrong people entirely because the 14000 who registered are organisations they have a maintainer they read the announcements theyre a population reddit knows how to talk to the person with a feed reader is not an organisation theres no form for them no payment no office hours and nowhere to go except discord which they never asked for and dont need because they just wanted a folder of links rss was free because nobody could be bothered to charge for it and it was worth anything because it was free those are the same fact reddit just stopped being free which means the thing people valued about it is now gone and the value went to the balance sheet instead because thats the trade cloudflare is describing by the way their ceo said this week bot traffic could hit 1000 times human traffic 1000 to 1 which means your users are a rounding error in your traffic and also the only reason you exist and the announcement of record tells you which of those two the company is optimising for which is the real story not the bots the bots are the excuse on this web a person reading is worth nothing and a person generating data is worth a great deal and every other part of this announcement the closed pipe the 1 month notice on new api requests the free readers thrown overboard while the paid ones keep their discord relay is just a corollary of that reddit had a working 27 year old system it had a genuine abuse problem and it had a legitimate commercial interest so im not going to sit here and tell you they were wrong because they werent and id rather argue the thing thats actually interesting but theres a difference between being rational and being right a platform that had decided readers were worth keeping would have found another way to charge for them this one concluded that readers were the thing that had to go and i think the honest version of the takeaway is not reddit is killing rss because of bots they said that and its true and its the least interesting sentence in the whole announcement the open web now has a price list and the free tier only supports whatever generates value for somebody else - TechCrunch techcrunch.com/2026/09/30/re… - The Next Web thenextweb.com/news/reddit-r… - Reddit redditinc.com/news/modernizi… - Reddit r/modnews teddit.net/r/modnews/comment… - Reddit r/redditdev teddit.net/r/redditdev/comme… - Mira Kellan unite.ai/reddit-sets-dates-t… - Cloudflare CEO: bot traffic could reach 1,000x human traffic

huge conRatulationS Indeed! @GoogleDeepMind

OpenAI is finally supporting Open AI with their new pricing model 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

asking my GLM 5.3 Abliterated to hack my university and get the highest GPA

RT @yuvraajsj18: (@OpenAI) Give a man a dollar every day for a hundred days, and on the 101st day give him nothing - he’ll curse you. (@c…

Anthropic doing advertisment for GLM-5.3 was not on my bingo card: Anthropic says Zai's openly downloadable GLM-5.3 approaches Claude Mythos Preview’s exploit capabilities, with safeguards that are easy to bypass. On ExploitBench, GLM-5.3 built working browser exploits in 50 of 410 attempts. Mythos Preview managed 56. In a separate controlled experiment, researchers used GLM-5.3 to discover previously unknown browser vulnerabilities and combine them into a webpage that could read files from the test machine. Anthropic also reports 64–100% engagement with malicious requests under different safeguard bypass conditions. So yeah, interesting times ahead.

September 2026 Model drop recap: Claude Fable 5.1 Claude Mythos 5.1 GPT 6 Astra Qwen3.8 Max Muse Spark 1.3 Gemini 3.8 Flash Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber Gemini 3.8 Live TypeSafe AI Jev Mimo V2.6 Claude Opus 5.5 GPT 6 Sol GPT 6 Luna Claude Sonnet 5.5 GPT 6.1 Sol a triple drop by both openai and anthropic in a single month is insane, imagine what a mess october is going to be

They released GPT 6 Sol Exactly 1 week ago, I never expected the model release gap to be this small

OpenAI devday launches OpenAI dots - another Grok Bots/Muse clone GPT 6.1 Sol - cheaper Astra, doesn't beat Opus 5.5 yet Codex Harness redesign - Actually good one Codex in the Cloud - Claude already had this? Other Updates: Codex Security Cloud Agents API Voice Team Fired OpenAI Marketplace Pro 500

Wait wasn't ultrafast supposed to by 750tps?

LMAAAAOOOOOOOOOOOOO

using exponential charts to show how smart LLMs are getting overtime is like using exponential charts to show data usage on the internet you see the chart and think the slope is going to be vertical soon, but that never happens