Ironically, this is trivial to build with LLMs.

You should take your ad viewing elsewhere in protest.

Yep. Straight to the pie hole.

I know nothing about z3 but it's from Microsoft. Would Google's OR-Tools component CP-SAT also be useful for something like this?

z3 is also just so thoroughly optimized that even if your formulation of the constraints is inefficient it is faster. it is a great library that lets you solve pretty complicated DP problems with a few dozen lines of code.

Z3 is an SMT solver, not a SAT solver. You'd probably be looking for something more like Yices, Bitwuzla, cvc5, etc.

In general that's true, but to reason about boolean circuits like in this challenge we only need a SAT solver. Z3 is just used for it's convenient API.

> The model dynamically navigates the video timeline, loading only the content it needs based on the prompt. Up to 88% more token-efficient and ~7% higher quality on long-form content.

Zero data retention coming soon!

... with the condition that you store 100% of your data and make it available to the US government and possible others.

The Eurasian Cave Lion was around there back then and was probably the direct model for the Lion-man sculpture. It was roughly 20% larger than modern African lions. Paleolithic cave paintings (e.g., Chauvet) show the male cave lions lacked the heavy neck manes of modern lions.

Have your agent call DuckDB to load it first.

The infamous Worm Tub! It always bothered me that that character (nor the author) ever gave credit to Einstein.

And because of that omission, Einstein drifted into obscurity...

Google's main source of revenue is advertising not enriching people's lives. It's not a charity.