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  1. editorial

    Kilo Code's lineage and facts. It forked Roo Code (10 Mar 2025), not Cline, so it is a grandchild of Cline, not one of 'two significant forks' of it; the $8M seed was announced 10 Dec 2025, not 'late 2025'; Orchestrator mode and Memory Bank are now deprecated per Kilo's docs; and the comparison-table row now reflects VS Code/JetBrains/CLI/cloud, MIT and 500+ models. Added kilo_code link and seven references.

  2. editorial

    Attributed the $100,000 store seeding and the error list to METR, which is the source for them, and added the Union Street location and the candles oversupply METR also reports; linked Andon Labs and Claude Sonnet 4.6.

  3. editorial

    Vending-Bench was described as running "roughly a year of in-simulation days" (runs are capped at 2,000 messages) and Grok 4's top placing was dated to August 2025 with no source. Grok 4 took the top spot on July 10, 2025; the leaderboard ranks by minimum net worth, and as of 1 Oct 2026 Grok 4 is second behind Gemini 3 Pro. Sourced ref 38 to the archived August 13, 2025 update and removed two unsupported claims (Grok 4 run traces that abandoned the simulation, and xAI not leading with the eval in its marketing: Andon Labs was in fact invited to present the update).

  4. editorial

    The Vending-Bench 2 figure was called "simulated profit" on a "multi-day" benchmark and carried no citation. It is the mean closing bank balance after one simulated year from a $500 start; sourced to Andon Labs and dated, and the unverifiable "widely cited as a concrete signal" framing removed.

  5. editorial

    Vending-Bench 2 figure was labelled "simulated profit" on a "multi-day" benchmark. $5,478.16 is the mean closing bank balance after one simulated year from a $500 start; added the Andon Labs sources, the error bar and the leaderboard date.

  6. editorial

    Fixed reference 1's title, the METR scaffolding chronology (July/December 2023, not early 2024), the de Macedo paper's boundary list (it never names LangChain and names five neighbours), the SWE-agent Lite figure's framing, the METR 26pp/8pp figures and the elicitation attribution, the lm-evaluation-harness quote source and Zenodo DOI, the MMLU table label and the HELM read-out description, the Open LLM Leaderboard quote, the tau-bench authorship, the test-harness definitions' sources, the TechTarget URL and the harness.io founding wording; added OpenRouter's own dated app rankings with its stated caveats, identified omp as Oh My Pi, Command Code and Freebuff, and added Harness-Bench's measured 23.8-point harness gap, HELM's maintenance mode and simple-evals' deprecation.

  7. editorial

    There was no ROSCon 2021 (the in-person event was cancelled; ROS World 2021 ran online), and TurtleBot 4 was announced by Clearpath Robotics and Open Robotics, with iRobot supplying the Create 3 base

  8. editorial

    Three calendar days began in 2022 not 2024; the PyCon framing is not on every edition; 2012 and 2013 venues are on the archive; the sponsor-prospectus figures are a 2026 projection; MuJoCo attribution; bronze sponsor conflict; organizer naming

  9. editorial

    Remove an argument not made by the cited outlet; AnewFold demo status; schema.org addresses not a footer; preprint corresponding-institution strings; spin-out citation

  10. editorial

    Canonical Vending-Bench slug

  11. editorial

    The Arena misbehavior findings were Anthropic's report of Andon Labs' testing of Claude Opus 4.6 specifically (not "the highest-performing model"), run length is 2,000 messages with o3-mini reaching 222 simulated days (not "dozens"), runs consume about 25M tokens over 5-10 real hours, tool steps are 5/25/75 minutes or 5 hours, search is Perplexity, and the Inc. reference did not support the meltdown passage (replaced with the Andon Labs eval page). Update: Vending-Bench was deprecated on 18 November 2025; adds Vending-Bench 2 (methodology, system prompt, 1 Oct 2026 leaderboard with standard errors and run counts, trend fits, $63k headroom estimate), Vending-Bench Arena rounds 1-13, the per-model behavior analyses, and the Gemini 4 Argon result.

  12. editorial2 articles

    Huawei pulled the Ascend 960DT forward to Q1 2027 in September 2026

  13. editorial

    FlashMLA shipped Feb 2025 for V3/R1 and is not the V2/V3 architecture; DeepSeek-V3 is 671B parameters

  14. editorial

    660 TFLOPS is the April 2025 update, not a later one (day one was 580); TFLOPS unit

  15. editorial

    DeepSeek-V2 5.76x throughput and 42.5% training-cost figures are whole-model versus DeepSeek 67B, not MLA alone; remove the back-computed 8,700 tps figure

  16. editorial

    The Sep 2025 row should not state H800 SXM5

  17. editorial

    State the evidence for the #EP column reading, fix the V1 requirements and NVLink citations, and source the MoonEP comparison

  18. editorial

    The README Performance section was removed on 14 April 2025, not in the July 2025 refactor; NVRTC citation; TileLang affiliations; install-time build wording

  19. editorial

    TileLang is external work (tile-ai), not DeepSeek's own DSL

  20. editorial

    TileLang is the tile-ai project, not DeepSeek's; the paper reports ~70 lines reaching up to 98 percent of FlashMLA on H100 (95 percent was versus AITER on MI300X)

  21. editorial

    The Ascend build defaults to dav-3510 (Ascend 950), so the validation hardware is stated; inclusive 2^22 bound; LiteTopK attribution

  22. editorial

    Moe_topk_gate_forward parameters are required, not optional

  23. editorial

    Give all four per-device Triton speedups (the 1.08x-1.25x range dropped the A100 1.03x figure); fork count; average-speedup wording; re-attribute a paraphrase to the Zhidongxi post

  24. editorial

    Reference authors and dates, attribution of coverage claims, and the Gemini 4 naming citation

  25. editorial

    CWE-bench rows are not all Google-run (Artificial Analysis published v1); reference and attribution fixes