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That never works on Facebook though, because as soon as a ”friend” reports that ”I’m not me” then the account will be permanently banned. That also triggers for photos that’s not genuinely me, like a pet or drawing as portrait.

This isn’t the first time. I’m amazed at how they manage to fumble releases over and over …

Between 6 and 7

USA is lawless and corruption is rampant, yet no one can stop it because individual consequences are too high.

Did someone actually pry a production cell open or is it more hearsay?

Does it matter when you can’t have the opus 4.8 guard rails removed? With GPT at least you can and they’re quick about it

So only when viewing the steam or also receiving in background? If in the background that means wiping the battery in no-time.

He is, the rich pay normal tax and in Sweden (~52-55% effective), includes extra tax on high income. Even dividend tax is 30%

Their oil terminals are getting blown up at a faster pace than oil prices are increasing.

This is true to a certain degree, you’ll be wrecked by reviews. If you’re a brand selling direct, then you’re cooked forever by bad reviews.

That’s my experience as well, if it’opus push back, it’s usually an actual issue with the code or prompt

Running the models is a tiny fraction of the cost. The cost is all on training the new models

My biggest issue with Devstral and even their biggest model is that they’re dangerous unless closely directed and reviewed and i mean CLOSELY. Unfortunately mistral models will believe and do anything.

See: https://petergpt.github.io/bullshit-benchmark/viewer/index.v...

See some of the test results, it’s horrifying

Compared to US datacenter buildout, it’s probably much more likely to actually go online..

I don't really see the novelty, you can achieve the same on any VM with SQLite + Websockets for realtime sync of state - and if start time is an issue or even deploy, Alpine linux is just 5MB..

The actual interesting part is the scaling, from 0 to 100 instantly.

depends on usage, Gemma 4 is better on visuals/html/css and language understanding (Which probably plays a role in prompting). But it's worse at code in general compared to Qwen 3.5 27B.

They claim to have qwen 3.5 27B on a card at end of year on the market. If they do, I’ll be buying one immediately.

Great writeup, I’ve been running my own mitm measuring token usage on antigravity since release. In the past week and with the introduction of ”credits”, the amount of usable opus on the 350$ ultra plan was >4000$ it is now <1200$ which means around 4x less usable tokens.

Isn’t it about time they get some competition?

I thought so too, until i saw what writing ~50GB to disk multiple times daily does to SSD lifetime for no good reason.

40-45C

Glue seal can easily loosen at 50 degrees C and a hot shower is 40-45C.. so it must have been very hot shower (or bad glue).

Before you do, note that battery time on Asahi is abysmal at best, so if you're on battery often I'd really reconsider.

I have the same experience. To make it worse, there’s a mile of difference between the all too many versions and efforts..

Warning, the OS doesn’t work with many European banking apps like BankID. If it did, I’d be all over it

Is it just me or is downloading 3MB for the DB runtime plus the database itself, kind of crazy?

At this point, this should be built into the browser which could fetch signed db data and be extremely performant.

So a potential 4-9% difference..

NOT worth it, especially if the whole infra is already using JSON.

It’s difficult to integrate as HBM and the density is very different. China wouldnt select 30x slower bandwith if they had a choice.

HBM stacks multiple DRAM dies vertically on top of each other (typically 4-12 layers). It’s very different from DDR, especially during manufacturing because it has to be integrated with custom chips. Afaik, this isn’t available to Chinese foundries.. yet.

Thus, they have DDR available. Specifically, theyre using LPDDR5 so far.

I expected that this was because China use DDR5 in their new AI chips (Due to not having access to (enough) HBM)