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The stock can and did fell to under 20. Yes, US government will not allow it to fail, but that does not mean shareholders will profit from it.
do you mean X?
Fun fact. Model 3, was initially planned as Model E, but ford held rights to "Model E". They were also planning to release it earlier i guess but it got delayed. Took them some time to cut the cost
now they are part of nvidia. Nvidia wont go against OpenAI.
lol, I wonder if this is why nvidia acquired them?
Today was their earnings day. They could have been trying to justify their AI Capex. Their earnings were not good otherwise.
FYI, Model S, 3, X, Y is an acronym for S E X Y.
This is interesting way to look at FIR filter and tuning parameters. never thought of it like this.
so this is what pacing down looks like
I have not followed up x86 emulation recently, but is it a new project? or a port of bochs for Mac?
Some of the charts are not uptodate.
For example "Raw capability: Math Index", shows GPT-5.2 as highest. It does not even mention astra, of fable.
Excellent resource for beginners
Models are next word predictors. Without tools and execution environments they cannot perform any action. Typically the tools are running in a seperate systems and sandboxes that do not have access to where model weights are hosted.
IMO This type of exfiltration can happen only from locally running models (which are perhaps already opensourced models), not from a frontier lab.
Gemini 3.8 flash has better rates. $0.75 per million input tokens and $3.75 per million output tokens.
Compare that to Muse spark 1.3
$1.25/M input, $4.25/M output (without data sharing)
$0.10/M input, $0.20/M output (with data sharing)
It is dirt cheap, but only if you are willing to share your data with meta and allow them to use it for improving their models and products.
it seems like gemini 3.8 flash is more capable and cheaper. The only reason i would use this is if i was willing to share my data with meta, and allow them to train on my data. In that case it becomes dirt cheap.
performing glitch attacks on embedded systems, consoles, phones etc.
Maybe compatibility goes away a with TUIs. But portability, speed, remote access, and less resource usage are still key advantages.
TUIs, work on several operating systems. I use same set of apps across Mac, windows and Linux.
You can use them remotely over SSH connections, and they can survive disconects (within tmux). No VNC, or X11 forwarding needed.
They take less memory. compare vscode vs nvim.
Super fast to launch.
They can integrate with other TUIs and shell apps, shell-scripts, pipes
and lastly they do not contain Ads. lol
The script is blocked by our interal firewall. The reason : malware.
I tried using it on my x86_64 desktop. Could not use it.
Then I tried using it on a raspberry pi 4. Did not work.
This is specifically for 64 bit arm. I see no reason why you could not enable desktops as well? Just a matter of compilation
This is excellent model. I was working on some Linux kernel code, and Sonnet 5, Opus 4.8 had given up on the problem i was trying to fix (after several hours).
Opus 5 was able to triage and fix the issue in under 30 minutes.
We symlink AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md to a single file in our repo
California is one of those states that does not allow FSD usage to impact insurance rates
lol, even the link is not correct.
.con, instead of .com
Usually the first thing, the page should mention is how to install it.
it is as if developer does not want anyone to use this tool.
This government contract was a very small part of anthropic revenue. Almost negligible. Their 2026 revenue is projected to be $14 billion to $20 billion. This contract was $200M over 2 years.
it can be used as a novel way to host files.
Airplanes and many other captive portals will allow DNS traffic, but restrict everything else. Such things can be used to get free internet in such environments. It is indeed an abuse of protocol, and future protocols are going to make life difficult for everyone to prevent such abuse.
I already loved Claude models, and this makes me even more eager to use them.
Paramount agreed to pay the $2.8 billion breakup fee that WBD would owe Netflix if that deal didn’t go through.