News Flash: OpenAI claims formal proof that Navier-Stokes solutions can blow up. They used 10,000 agents simultaneously, who sent 2.7 million messages and used ~130 billion output tokens.

They will not claim the $1,000,000 Millennium Prize for this result.

https://openai.com/index/navier-stokes-solution/

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I have a fuckload of cherry tomatoes I'm pulling right now. They're so tender, they're splitting after I pull them. I'm probably going to end up rinsing them, mashing them, and hitting them with the immersion blender in an attempt to make a sauce out of them.

I want to again express my profound gratitude to the outpouring of support from the greater mathematical community. I also want to remark that there is a far bigger story here than the one in my statement: the sheer magnitude of what frontier models can now do, and what that means for us all. I hope the labs can see this and set the petty posturing aside.

@benpate @toddsundsted Above all, I think that rather than a reproduction of old feudal models, it is simply a reality of our times.

Not everyone has the time to invest collectively in collective moderation on their server. There is, and always will be, a need for delegation. Even in participatory projects, there are always action groups and committees for various matters.

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@h4ckernews
Wow, it can copy drawings. It’s a pantograph!

@WizardOfDocs boooooooo

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@lalage @borkdude congrats!

Is there ANYWHERE left that isn't full in on fashware and slop which will pay me to write code, design software, understand systems, and help build maintainable systems?

Here's my resume https://dragonminded.com/resume/

Here's my github https://github.com/DragonMinded/

Please get me out of this AI-driven hell.

#getfedihired

@catsalad I hate that this toot aged like fine wine. (I noticed the posting date _after_ I watched the video.)

La siccità aumenta il costo psicologico delle guerre https://ilbolive.unipd.it/it/news/societa/siccita-aumenta-costo-psicologico-guerre

And a reminder that we've got our own agent skill for navigating and querying the hundreds of tables and thousands of columns of data in PUDL, and all the rich metadata we've collected about them for years.

https://docs.catalyst.coop/agent-skills/

A related conversation with the founder of Tessl, on the professionalization of agent skills and the whole agentic software engineering stack. What does it take to test and maintain these things long term? What are all the layers?

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/you-cant-scale-vibes-guy-podjarny/id1574755368?i=1000786215912

A good 20 minute talk on how to empirically verify that the agent skills you create are actually doing what you think they're doing, and whether they're still even necessary:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vphxNt4wyk

Hey energy nerds, here's a monthly update of the FERC EQR data in our free, public S3 bucket. It's mostly late filings, fleshing out the 2026Q2 data release.

Preview & download through the PUDL Data Viewer here:

https://data.catalyst.coop/search?q=name:ferceqr

Bulk access instructions here:

https://docs.catalyst.coop/pudl/en/latest/data_access.html#ferc-eqr-experimental

#OpenData #FERC #Electricity #Markets

RE: https://todon.eu/@CORVUSPHERE/117233421426438867

The MOFOs in my neighborhood...

Activist David Cobb passed away yesterday:
https://redneckgonegreen.substack.com/p/an-ode-to-david-cobb 😢