Building a global weather forecasting system is a litmus test for AI coding ability. We did it — in a restricted environment with no web search: 🧠 Designed a ViT-backbone neural network with 400M+ parameters, trained over 45,000 steps to model 69 weather variables evolving over time ⚡ Predicts a full week of global weather in under 1 minute 📊 Surpasses NVIDIA's classic FourCastNet on several metrics — with less training data A research agent turning a research question into a runnable, verifiable experiment. And this is just the beginning. Coming soon. 🚀

Sep 13, 2026 · 7:50 AM UTC

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Surpassing fourcastnet with less data is huge
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Vit backbone for 69 variables? interesting choice over graph nets
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restricted environments are a better coding test than polished demos. they expose what the agent actually knows versus what it can quietly fetch.
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Would be useful to see where the forecast struggles as well as where it beats the baseline. The failure cases would help make the results easier to judge.
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越看越觉得他能给我设计一个蛋白质预测模型
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Amazing
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تبارك الله عليكم، خدمة ناضية بزاف!
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verifiable experiments by agents is the actual flex here
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Lfg atria 🚀
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was skeptical about autonomous research agents for real physics modeling, but 45k steps to outdo fourcastnet in a sandbox is legit impressive
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super cool
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