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Mark Kretschmann

Mark Kretschmann

@mark_k

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Night City Inscrit le Eylül 2007
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Mark Kretschmann
Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
By the end of this year, AI coding models will be better than the vast majority of human coders. Mark my words. 🔮
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Damien@Damien739254·
@mark_k @GoogleAI Google isn't short on TPUs. They train Gemini 3 on TPUv7 and Meta is literally lining up to buy their chips. The limits aren't a hardware problem — it's a choice. Enterprise gets the capacity. Individual users get throttled. Very different things.
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
Google should build its own chip fab, just like Tesla does with the Terafab. Although @GoogleAI is usually seen as extremely rich, due to some mishaps it is currently short of enough TPUs and GPUs to meet its enormous AI inference demand. Hence the severe usage limits in Gemini.
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Juniper@JuniperViews·
@mark_k @GoogleAI Fab is very very expensive and they don't have the expertise
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Dom G@DivineRational·
@mark_k Nvidia partnership
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Shams@ShamsAmin56·
@mark_k @xai Cool animation with the mosaic filter 🔥
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
Here's a nice marketing video made by @xai, explaining Grok 4.20 with its multi-agent feature:
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AFK@AFK500595388855·
@mark_k @xai lol. that's what I did, but hoped you experimented with them already. I'll give it a try. Let's see. A paranoid one, a scientist, a cynical one and a troll. 🤔
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neuralio
neuralio@Neuralithic·
Google is not going be able to acquire chips fast enough. They’re already behind in capacity unfortunately. TSMC doesn’t have enough capacity to serve them as Nvidia, Anthropic, Amazon, and OpenAI of course all locked in contracts with TSMC earlier than Google. Biggest constraint by 2030 will come back to the lowest level of supply chain - fabs. Max fab output of TSMC by 2030 will be about 90-100 fabs.
Elon Musk@elonmusk

@bindureddy Google will win the AI race in the West, China on Earth and SpaceX in space

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AFK@AFK500595388855·
@mark_k @xai Have you tried creating your own agents?
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Matija Grcic
Matija Grcic@matijagrcic·
@mark_k why would you be on anything else, Cursor is the best harness even after the December leap, Codex app being the second and catching up.
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
Are you going to give Cursor another chance, now that Composer 2 is here?
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BadAni@ItsBadAni·
@mark_k @xai Are we in good hands? Can I quit my job?
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Rayan A Cader
Rayan A Cader@rayanabdulcader·
@mark_k @cursor_ai Cool to see AI coding tools getting cheaper and smarter at the same time a frontier-level coding model inside the editor that can handle long tasks feels like a big step for everyday dev workflows.
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Mark Kretschmann@mark_k·
The team at @Cursor_AI has officially launched Composer 2. It introduces a frontier-level coding model directly to the editor, designed to offer an optimal balance of high intelligence and low cost. The new model delivers significant improvements across key benchmarks, including Terminal-Bench 2.0 and SWE-bench Multilingual. By leveraging reinforcement learning on long-horizon tasks, Composer 2 is now capable of autonomously solving complex problems that require hundreds of actions. Pricing is highly competitive, starting at just $0.50 per million input tokens and $2.50 per million output tokens. A faster variant with the exact same intelligence is also available as the default option, providing developers with premium speed without sacrificing quality.
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Tejas Haveri
Tejas Haveri@tejashaveridev·
@mark_k hopefully Wilson's long running agents framework
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