Why Kimi K3 Still Can't Do What Einstein Did

Dev.to•Wed, Jul 29, 2026, 09:30 AM•2 min read

In geophysics you almost never get to see the thing you're studying. You get a seismic trace, a gravity anomaly, a resistivity curve. You don't get the rock.

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