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Distributed Learning @ deepmind | DiLoCo, DiPaCo. Continual Learning PhD @ Sorbonne
Remi is a super strong researcher and engineer. When I started my PhD and we five students were crammed into a small room, including Remi, I told him I wanted to follow his research style. I did well to choose him as an example to follow :)
Distributed Learning @ deepmind | DiLoCo, DiPaCo. Continual Learning PhD @ Sorbonne
Insane how DeepSeek has flopped. We've got o3, GPT 4.5, o4-mini, GPT-5, 5.1, 5 Pro and so on and so forth and they still can't distill enough for R2.
We're in a race. It's not USA vs China but humans and AGIs vs ape power centralization. @deepseek_ai stan #1, 2023–Deep Time «C’est la guerre.» ®1
As a developer, you will not be able to avoid being compared to this tool in output, development speed, and ease. Either you embrace it, or you have a really good answer as to why you wouldn't.
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The work that was previously done by junior engineers slowly with a lot of experimentation and wonky dashboard solutions that took weeks is now done by a tool that was trained on all software written previously. We will see this move from the small single-issue tools to bigger comprehensive suites to standard on services rather soon.
As a developer, you will not be able to avoid being compared to this tool in output, development speed, and ease. Either you embrace it, or you have a really good answer as to why you wouldn't.
Even if you're against vibecoding, AI-assisted coding, and want only organic, hand-crafted free-range code... do not ignore these stories. Claude Code might not write code as well as you do, but it can interface with data and build impactful tools in seconds rather than days.
The work that was previously done by junior engineers slowly with a lot of experimentation and wonky dashboard solutions that took weeks is now done by a tool that was trained on all software written previously. We will see this move from the small single-issue tools to bigger comprehensive suites to standard on services rather soon.