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From
YOLO Jungle: С3, C2F, C3K2 — What Do They Even Mean?
to
Meta’s AI Boss Just Called LLMs ‘Simplistic’ — Here’s What He’s Building Instead,
let’s dive right in.
Reality in C : Philosophical Programming
By @birdsandbricks [ 2 Min read ] Explore intrinsic reality, hyperreality, and metareality through a unique C code prime-checking allegory. Read More.
These Volunteers Turned Bird Nets Into Anti-Drone Shields
By @arthur.tkachenko [ 7 Min read ] A story of how nets purchased in Europe saved lives of Ukrainian soldiers. Read More.
YOLO Jungle: С3, C2F, C3K2 — What Do They Even Mean?
By @epleteneva [ 11 Min read ] How modern YOLO architectures — including C3, C2f, C3K, and C3K2 blocks — build on the Cross-Stage Partial (CSP) concept to boost efficiency. Read More.
Meta’s AI Boss Just Called LLMs ‘Simplistic’ — Here’s What He’s Building Instead
By @hacker-Antho [ 8 Min read ] Yann LeCun, Chief AI Scientist at Meta, discusses the future of AI. Read More.
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