“we are pacing the frontier” *9 days later* “the frontier has hereby blessed thee with 4 new SOTA models. ROCK ‘N ROLL!! 🤘”

Onimusha has a lot of parallels with Sekiro. Benkei reminds me of the corrupt Monk from Sekiro so much.

it was written all over the timeline

Netflix replaced their 15 years old recommendation algorithm with an LLM. It’s called "GenRec" and it completely changes how recommendation algorithms are built. For over a decade, the Netflix recommendation engine was a masterclass in feature engineering. Data scientists built thousands of complex, handcrafted features to figure out what you wanted to watch next. It required bespoke architectures. Massive infrastructure. Constant manual tuning. Netflix threw all of it away. They built GenRec, an LLM-backed ranker. Instead of translating your behavior into complex math, they just turn your watch history and metadata into a natural language sentence. They feed that raw text into a foundation LLM. The AI simply reads your behavior like a story, understands your evolving tastes, and scores the entire catalog in a single forward pass. No manual feature engineering. No complex bespoke architectures. Here is the part that should terrify traditional data scientists. This text-based LLM didn't just match the highly tuned production system Netflix spent years perfecting. It beat it. And it achieved those statistically significant gains using roughly 40x fewer labeled training examples. We are watching a massive paradigm shift in real time. The most complex predictive algorithms in the world are being replaced by models that just know how to read. If Netflix can replace their core product engine with an LLM, what complex system in your business is about to become obsolete?

In this new world of AI we're all trying to figure out the workflow that's best for each of us. At @rive_app our goal has always been to give creatives and developers tools to build out their vision with as few limitations as possible. To that end, you can go from drawing your first vector path all the way to deploying your entire interactive experience on every platform you want, without ever touching AI. So if you prefer a workflow that doesn't use AI, we 100% support that. We have a fully fledged editor with powerful tools for you. And if you prefer to work alongside agents, we also support that. Try using MCP or our CLI to that end. Rive is a file format and runtime that will execute your files 100% deterministically. How you build that file is entirely up to you, and we'll continue to work to give you better tools to build awesome experiences for desktop/web/mobile/consoles/vehicles/any surface.

The new androidx.a2ui architecture for Jetpack Compose is surprisingly clean: * a2ui-model / engine: Validates JSON payloads & handles agent errors * compose-runtime: Drives state via Snapshot state system * compose-ui: Maps component catalogs (M3 included) to native UI Agents negotiate capabilities via versioned schemas, meaning no arbitrary code execution on device. developer.android.com/develo… #AndroidDev #Kotlin #JetpackCompose

Onimusha fight style is a rip of Sekiro, I’m not even mad. I need this.

Streaming Onimusha - Way of the Sword twitch.tv/fdamilola

When I am on tech twitter it feels like world is ending soon because of AI When I go to my hometown, talk to the non-IT folks then if feels like I am living in a delusional bubble.

I like this.

Kodu GitHub'da açık kaynak olarak paylaştım. Uygulama, sunucu ve kurulum rehberi hepsi burada. Çekmecede Java destekli eski bir telefonu olan deneyebilir 🤙 (şimdilik sadece Nokia 6300'de test edildi) github.com/emir/claude-s40

🚀 I just published: Android Baseline Profile Setup for Beginners 📱 A quick guide to Android performance with Baseline Profiles. 👏 Clap if useful! 🔗 medium.com/@nicosnicolaou/an… #AndroidDev #Kotlin #Android

Built with Compose, A2UI, Rive animations @rive_app cli and Ktor with AgentSDK.

Google Artemis looks pretty dope. I look forward to playing with it. lnkd.in/dM9bvWM4

Working on this kabuki theatre inspired fun concept powered by @Android compose agentic a2ui APIs and @rive_app cli. developer.android.com/develo…

Using new Jetpack Compose A2UI library to show UI (cards, charts, tabs etc) generated by a Koog based AI agent in the ClimateTrace sample, including custom components and handling user actions. @AndroidDev johnoreilly.dev/posts/a2ui-c… Really cool to see these capabilities emerging!