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This opensource helps you quickly create a personal introduction page about yourself (like a CV): self.so

Competition in the model race is becoming increasingly fierce, with tech companies not wanting to be left behind. Llama 4 Scout and Llama 4 Maverick are the latest open-source models from Meta, touted for their superior performance, even surpassing the most advanced models like GPT-4.5, Claude Sonnet 3.7, and Gemini 2.0 Pro... However, alongside this, Scout and Maverick are facing criticism over cheating allegations. Should we trust Meta once again? 🤔

Llama 4 Scandal: Meta’s release of Llama 4 overshadowed by cheating allegations on AI benchmark

Today, I accidentally came across the website notes.andymatuschak.org which has a very interesting note-taking method. Clicking on a link opens a new tab next to it. Each time you click, it continues to open. Just like filing cabinets.

This presentation style is not only easy to follow but also aligns with the flow of thought. It's a pity that I can't find the author of this open-source project. I wonder if there's anything similar out there 🤔

Instagram has just introduced a video editing app for content creators called Edits. This is a direct competition with popular apps on the market. However, it might take some time because looking at the features, they are still quite basic, just enough to use.

By the way, I've been "playing" on IG for over 10 years now. Anyone with IG, please leave your account for me to check out 🥳.

My IG is hoaitx_

I signed up for Cursor for the second month now and just realized I haven't used all 500 premium requests per month 😳

Specifically, just over 100 🙏

Have you all noticed how Google is very active lately? They are launching a series of models with very good quality. Recently, there is Gemma 3 QAT Models: Bringing state-of-the-Art AI to consumer GPUs. Basically, it brings high-quality models to run on common computers.

I hope this transition happens quickly so that everyone can have access to the newest, most powerful models right on their own computers 🙏

About a year ago, during a survey, I asked everyone if they were willing to spend money to buy a premium package, and 35% of the respondents firmly answered "No," while the remaining 65% were in the group that might consider purchasing.

If you frequently visit the blog, you likely have seen the latest yellow post right at the top of the homepage. When you click on it, a button appears asking for a unlock to read the article. What does that mean? That's right, I am preparing for the process of selling the premium package.

The time I posted that article was nearly 9 days ago. According to statistics, the number of people who clicked to read it was 20. In comparison, the article with the most views at that time received 60 clicks, while the total traffic to the homepage was 122. This means that for every 6 visits to the homepage, there was one click on the premium article.

Deciding to sell the premium package was not a spontaneous decision; it was a whole process. Moreover, it reflects the interest of readers, those who frequently visit the website. You are the ones who know best the benefits that the website provides and contribute a part of your effort to its development. Meanwhile, I constantly strive to provide the best experience for the readers of 2coffee.dev.

Why sell a premium package? And who would buy it? Why not just continue to develop as it is now? Alright, those are questions that I believe anyone reading up to this point would wonder.

Selling the premium package marks a new development for 2coffee.dev, both for myself and for the readers. Why? If I continue in the loop of reading - writing - and then reading - writing again, it is a safe cycle, without any innovation, and even limits creativity. A new feature, entering a new field helps break this cycle and brings oneself into greater challenges. If I fail, it is a valuable lesson. Conversely, it could be a tremendous motivation that I believe is not just for myself. Readers will now have a new choice, a new experience that has never existed before.

I am not afraid of failure; rather, I dare to think and act, and the lessons learned are what I cherish.

openai/codex is the latest open-source project from OpenAI, following their announcement of the two newest models, o3 and o4 mini. It is said that both o3 and o4 mini are very suitable for being Agents, so they released Codex as a lightweight Agent that runs directly in the Terminal.

Regarding its applicability, since it is an Agent, it can read/add/edit/delete the contents of your files. For example.

codex "explain this codebase to me"

Or integrate it into your CI/CD pipeline.

- name: Update changelog via Codex
  run: |
    npm install -g @openai/codex
    export OPENAI_API_KEY="${{ secrets.OPENAI_KEY }}"
    codex -a auto-edit --quiet "update CHANGELOG for next release"

Oh, I almost forgot, you need to use the OpenAI API 😆

Perhaps many people do not know that OpenAI has launched its own academy page to help users learn and fully harness the power of their language models.

OpenAI Academy

Mornings have started with some sensational news: OpenAI wants to acquire Windsurf for $3 billion 😳