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An Imperial College eng professor gave four LLMs a problem set that graduate students had two months to solve. He had TAs grade the results blind alongside real submissions. Meta AI and Claude failed. ChatGPT ranked 27 of 36 students...while Gemini 2.5 Pro ranked 4 of 36 🤯

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I'm sad to learn that Antonio Pascariello recently passed away. Pascariello was a great Neapolitan tailor who made softly constructed suits and sport coats with razor-sharp lapels and slightly sweeping quarters. More importantly, he was one of the best teachers in the region, if not the industry. For decades, he took in apprentices, often international students from East Asia, and taught them the craft of bespoke tailoring. In fact, if you see a particularly talented bespoke tailor in East Asia today, there's a good chance they apprenticed under Pascariello. His former students include Noriyuki Ueki (Sartoria Ciccio), Jeon Byeong-ha (Sartoria Jun), and Nario Sasaki (Sartoria Tramonto). I recently had dinner with Jeon and another tailor. When a slightly controversial tailoring topic came up, Jeon gave an answer that I thought contained a very Italian perspective. In this way, Pascariello lives on through the lessons he taught his students. In the last year, we've lost Mariano Rubinacci, Antonio Panico, and now Antonio Pascariello. There are still a lot of talented people in this industry, but increasingly fewer people who have a personal connection to that mid-20th century period when men wore tailoring best.

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Our @Grammarly AI agents are here! Today, we’re launching eight new AI agents designed for students and professionals. We created many of these agents with students in mind because they’re the first generation entering a job market where employers expect both subject expertise AND AI fluency. These agents help with everything from finding credible sources to predicting reader reactions. One agent we’ve gotten great feedback on is AI Grader (I wish I had this in school), which you can see in the video below. It looks at your assignment rubric and gives you suggestions like your professor would, and a grade prediction before you submit your work. And these agents are available in docs, our new AI-native writing surface! I’m deeply proud of this launch—docs is powered by Coda (Superhuman Docs) technology and is a great integration moment between Grammarly and Coda. This is just the beginning of Grammarly’s journey to offering agents that work everywhere people work and collaborate. I’ve been loving using these agents, and I’m excited for our customers to get access. Try them for yourself here and let me know what you think:

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i've been paying 200$/month for AI tools for a while now claude, chatgpt, all of it thought that was just the price of doing things properly then i read this and had to close my laptop for a second someone bought a used GPU from eBay for $700 five years old. RTX 3090. the kind of card people sell when they upgrade for gaming plugged in a free model called Qwen 3.6 that alibaba quietly dropped last month and it scored 84.1 on vision tasks claude 4.5 opus scored 77.0 the 200$/month subscription lost to a free model running on old hardware the math gets worse after 4 months you've paid off the GPU from month 5 onwards you pay $8 for electricity that's it no subscription. no per message cost. nothing leaves your computer. ever. turns out i didn't have to is anyone else just finding out about this or was i the last one to know?

i've been paying 200$/month for AI tools for a while now claude, chatgpt, all of it thought that was just the price of doing things properly then i read this and had to close my laptop for a second someone bought a used GPU from eBay for $700 five years old. RTX 3090. the kind of card people sell when they upgrade for gaming plugged in a free model called Qwen 3.6 that alibaba quietly dropped last month and it scored 84.1 on vision tasks claude 4.5 opus scored 77.0 the 200$/month subscription lost to a free model running on old hardware the math gets worse after 4 months you've paid off the GPU from month 5 onwards you pay $8 for electricity that's it no subscription. no per message cost. nothing leaves your computer. ever. turns out i didn't have to is anyone else just finding out about this or was i the last one to know?

Crypto Mavka

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$Japanese 🇯🇵 king Toyotomi Hideyoshi opposed Christian conversion because he saw it as a gateway for European political influence and colonial expansion, and his concern was rooted in protecting Japan’s sovereignty. In the 16th century, missionaries often arrived alongside Portuguese and Spanish traders, and Hideyoshi understood how religious conversion had been used elsewhere as a tool to weaken local authority and pave the way for European domination, as seen in parts of Asia and the Americas. His harsh suppression of Christianity was therefore a calculated act of state defense, not personal hatred of faith, but a preemptive strike against European imperial strategy aimed at stopping strategic conversions that could undermine national unity. The severity of punishment, often described as harsher than what the Romans did to Jesus, was intentional, meant to send an unmistakable warning that foreign-controlled religion would not be allowed to fracture Japan’s loyalty or independence. This stance culminated in the public execution of 26 Christians in Nagasaki in 1597, carried out as a decisive demonstration of state authority and deterrence against further conversions. Thanks to AI video Grok imagine 🗿 AI Image from ChatGPT 🗿 Elon Musk$

Japanese 🇯🇵 king Toyotomi Hideyoshi opposed Christian conversion because he saw it as a gateway for European political influence and colonial expansion, and his concern was rooted in protecting Japan’s sovereignty. In the 16th century, missionaries often arrived alongside Portuguese and Spanish traders, and Hideyoshi understood how religious conversion had been used elsewhere as a tool to weaken local authority and pave the way for European domination, as seen in parts of Asia and the Americas. His harsh suppression of Christianity was therefore a calculated act of state defense, not personal hatred of faith, but a preemptive strike against European imperial strategy aimed at stopping strategic conversions that could undermine national unity. The severity of punishment, often described as harsher than what the Romans did to Jesus, was intentional, meant to send an unmistakable warning that foreign-controlled religion would not be allowed to fracture Japan’s loyalty or independence. This stance culminated in the public execution of 26 Christians in Nagasaki in 1597, carried out as a decisive demonstration of state authority and deterrence against further conversions. Thanks to AI video Grok imagine 🗿 AI Image from ChatGPT 🗿 Elon Musk

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A 21-year-old guy from Japan created a person recognition system and sold it to a shopping mall for $50,000 Chan had been into coding since he was 17. He used Python but realized that combining it with AI would unlock limitless possibilities He bought a $20 Claude subscription and wrote the program in just 18 days The software recognizes people and their actions in real time, triggering an panic button if it detects anything suspicious. Shoplifting prevention, security, and daily visitor counting are the key tasks this development handles He went to a local shopping mall and booked an appointment with the owner. After a one-month trial period, the system successfully prevented 27 thefts, 4 fights, and 1 terrorist attack Chan was written a check for $50,000 and given a lifetime 20% discount on all merchandise at the mall AI truly offers limitless possibilities.

A 21-year-old guy from Japan created a person recognition system and sold it to a shopping mall for $50,000 Chan had been into coding since he was 17. He used Python but realized that combining it with AI would unlock limitless possibilities He bought a $20 Claude subscription and wrote the program in just 18 days The software recognizes people and their actions in real time, triggering an panic button if it detects anything suspicious. Shoplifting prevention, security, and daily visitor counting are the key tasks this development handles He went to a local shopping mall and booked an appointment with the owner. After a one-month trial period, the system successfully prevented 27 thefts, 4 fights, and 1 terrorist attack Chan was written a check for $50,000 and given a lifetime 20% discount on all merchandise at the mall AI truly offers limitless possibilities.

Bober_smart

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