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Things are heating up in China.

Looking forward to see what Antrophic and OpenAI does next.

I'm using Qwen and Gemma 4 locally and it's pretty good stuff, not frontier level but gets the job done.

Just like many comments have been saying here, I also tested Fugu and some others and what I noticed is that they are quite expensive models, 20$ is not enough to complete a full workflow which in Opus it's possible, sure you might need to improve your prompt from the get go with Opus if you want the best results but so far that's my experience.

My next test will be Agentic systems and see how they perform

Broadcom also has direct allocation with TSMC, which is a big win

Reminder to the people reading this thread and overall comments, that in Europe everyone uses Debit Cards instead of Credit Cards.

Credit Card in Europe is very much associated with Debt.

Not sure who the target audience is for this.. indie gamers? But yeah I saw the news piece about the 750$ before memory craziness set in, still a lot.

I have tried in both my Mac and my desktop (Rtx 5090) with Gemma 4 and Qwen and so far nothing is quite replacing Claude Code or Kiro for spec driven architecture & development.

I do think we are slowly getting Gemma 4 was a big jump

If it’s for future models at the same level of Sonnet and Opus, then it might become a problem for the for companies using this.

At the end of the day we will need private LLMs and Cohere might save a traço great chance here

Here we go… Let’s see if retail investors are indeed exit liquidity or not

Here we go

Quite interesting being Terminal based and the AI skills staying within a file of it's own.

Will give a go and see how cache behaves

With how things are going, I'm really wondering how we are gonna tackle the consumer market for things like gaming and machine learning.

No doubt Cloud Gaming is in the cards for the future, only purists like myself with an RTX 5090 will pay premium for offline gaming

If we didn’t have Kernel Anti Cheat in Windows, it would be a godsend for Linux gaming.

It’s literally the only issue missing (and some games not available under Xbox game app but I mean it’s Microsoft as publisher so no intention for Linux version)

Absolutely, but also you need to make sure you take on the strategical work of your manager and not the typical day 2 day stuff at operational/expected level, you need to do stuff above your waist line.

I liked the article and it’s right, but at the end of the day you also need to make sure your manager puts you up for promotion and that he is allowed by their management as well.

Honestly, it' crazy how limited the iPad still is in this day and age. I was hoping for them to add a terminal and improve the files app.

But I already gave up on it especially after the recent comments from Apple as they want people to buy both devices to 'complement' each other: https://www.macrumors.com/2024/05/13/apple-vp-mac-ipad-compl...

I own an M1 iPad Pro but 80% of the time I use it as a sidecar due to how limited it is.

I use the iPad Pro with a keyboard and Remote Desktop to my Mac or my server at home.

Works good enough...

They gotta keep working on the software side of things like drivers, FSR and more.

AMD is so far behind on this.

In the other hand though, their 3D Cache chips are amazing

Been using Kpatch with tons of my VMs, works quite well

I also use Tuned for SAP workloads, love it!

I'd rather have a pure web app than a janky desktop app made with Electron or some other tech that eats my RAM.

The man is a legend! He made an amazing go work across Apple, AMD and recently at Intel.

Poly Headset for video conferences! Quite happy with them. I also use my iPhone as the camera for my setup.

Yeah but they did hire in excess between 2020-2022.

The M1 and M1 Pro chips are absolutely insane. Been using them ever since day 1 and for me there is no way to go back to using Arch Linux natively unless Qualcomm or someone else starts making some good ARM chips.

Apple Silicon is amazing, but the new Software Updates ever since 2020 have been going down hill.

I like boring macOS versions, where we just fix bugs and don't put new unnecessary features that nobody wants.

Have you tried using Stage Manager? It's a joke. Why would I want to hide my apps that are on the side of each of other to give highlight to one of them?

Do you guys even do some serious work where you need a terminal and a document guide by the side?

Can't wait to see a M2 Pro with 3nm. Looking forward to get 12-15h battery life on a 14" MBP.

I'm interested in the iMac with 24GB of RAM tbh!

Well personally for me, since I went full remote I went down to the south of Spain and bought a house.

Not planning to go back to a major city unless remote work takes a full shift back to office.

Main reason I went from the 16" Intel to the M1 Pro, dual displays is a must for me when I'm docked at home.

Still only supports one display. Also they increased the prices across the board..

Quite happy with my M1 Pro, a beat and a hell of a purchase.