Kimi K3 vs GPT-5.6 Sol vs Fable 5
Same /design prompt across all three.
Kimi K3 nailed the design and pace. Fable 5 & GPT-5.6 Sol both play too fast (not sped up).
Ranking & cost:
→ Kimi K3: 9.5 · $0.030
→ Fable 5: 7.5 · $0.38
→ GPT-5.6 Sol: 7 · $0.11 
In our latest fireside chat, Sheila Leunig, General Counsel at Elicit, and Zen Jelenje, Founder of Nascent Studio and former Data Solutions Lead at Elsevier, discussed how researchers can navigate copyright and data rights as AI becomes a larger part of research.
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new video from Jilles just dropped! thank you for featuring Atuin <3
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oh man, one of my articles got onto hacker news and i have a new tagline for the blog!
Comparing Fable vs GPT 5.6 outputs shouldn't require two provider accounts and two bills. On Netlify it's one account, switch models whenever.
The new Pro tiers = more credits to burn on exactly this kind of experimenting.
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yeah, i credit that partly to the internet becoming a wasteland ( misterjt.com/2026/07/11/i... ) and partly to just people in general feeling bad and nobody really actually feeling confident or in control the gist of this wave of ai writing: everyone uses llms. i do. you do. we all know that it turns us into manic-depressive shadows of our former selves, hating every moment of our lives, dreading the future. my proposition is: what if it didn't.
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some good TLDs from 2012 still trickling out
Your agents forget everything between sessions. agents[.]md fixes that.
Run /init to generate project memory in Command Code. Scans your project and files to understand:
- Your architecture decisions
- Your logging patterns
- Your team conventions
New session, new agent, same context every time. > In November 2015, the KonTiki2 Expedition sailed from Peru and we reached Easter Island on day 43. Inspired by Thor Heyerdahls journey, we showed that balsawood rafts can be sailed, and not just drift in the ocean.
> My long term project is to build a pipe organ.
> I observe two seasonal rituals to overcome fear: in the summer I jump into water from 10 meters, and in the winter I race down mountains on a snowboard.
> I like to design and make stuff from wood. I've made a sled, a dining room table, a common table, hymn-book-shelf on wheels, a shelf, and a leaky bathtub. I'm part owner of a woodworking studio in Oslo. I grow organic apples on a small farm, on 59° north.
> Rather than packaging and transporting stuff, spare parts can be printed locally and fish should be programmed to swim to their destination. You should know the name of the person who made your shoes.
> My political manifesto can be summed up as: Global information, local production! That is, one should freely exchange bits of information at a global level, but atoms (including food, furniture, and people) are much harder to transport and there are natural restrictions.
Håkon Wium Lie (creator of CSS) is a very interesting person - apparent just by reading the intro on his personal site: wiumlie.no
> I'm a founding member of the Norwegian Pirate Party. I support CAPSoff. I oppose daylight saving time. 
illegible posting has to be really funny or spiritually positive. if it's negative but not funny enough you gotta just delete