Ivan Kuleshov

Would you be interested if JetBrains releases a totally local AI agent, working 100% on your laptop, using our code insight engine and deeply integrated into the IDE? Yes, it will be probably 1 month behind the very recent frontier models, but no token blood bath anymore WDYT?

The latest Tesla update introduced a Pet mode for cat. The default cat is named Schrödinger 🙀

Full-size HDMI, a PoE version, and a price update! jetkvm.com/blog/new-inter… → microSD instead of soldered eMMC. Storage doubles to 32 GB. → Full-size HDMI & new extension port → PoE version coming. $119. One cable for power and network → MSRP moves from $89 to $103

Today I attended a Tesla FSD demo in Germany (Munich). In short, it was very impressive. Zero disengages. The future is here. Kudos to @Tesla and @elonmusk

I'm looking forward to GoPro unveiling its product from this series

Small board. Big GPU energy. 😎⚡️ Look forward to!

I bought another game to play when I retire. When I was little, I had plenty of time but no money and a powerful PC for games. Now I have games and a high-end PC, but I hardly ever play them 😭

Purely experimental. I'm pleasantly surprised that this actually worked on the stock OS, albeit with drivers from the developer branch for the 5090. But the fact itself is pretty cool. Generally speaking, everyone agrees that the system needs to be balanced. But here we have a very weak (relatively speaking) processor + 16 GB of RAM. And a graphics card with 96 GB. And the most surprising thing is that it even works with the 120B model (MoE) And it works pretty well

@Merocle @ZimaSpace That’s crazy but I don’t know what’s the point of that?? 😅😅

Experiment at the weekend ZimaBoard2 supports RTX Pro 6000 😅 @ZimaSpace

@per_arneng @ZimaSpace qwen3.6 and I've been waiting for it to load for 15 minutes now nemotron-3-super But it might just not have enough RAM on the device. We'll see

@Merocle @ZimaSpace What models and inference engines did you try?

To be honest, I was pleasantly surprised by the build quality and packaging of the ASUS model. It’s often the cheapest option on the market, yet it’s packaged more like a premium product than its competitors. Aesthetically, though, I wasn’t too keen on it. The power button disrupts the front panel’s design, and the top cover is very prone to smudges (though it does have a cool iridescent finish). On the desk, it looks more like a docking station than a “server.” Well, that’s a matter of taste.

@Merocle I can tell you my favorite already and I have never used one. Its the one with the power button on the front.

Without going into too much detail, all the devices performed very similarly, with a difference of no more than 2.5% over the course of a 15-minute test. The software and driver versions were identical. There was absolutely no throttling. I won’t be naming any favourites just yet. Perhaps longer tests will reveal some difference in cooling or noise. But I was only concerned with performance. I also plan to get a unit from Gigabyte and HP to compare

Solution for connecting the Spark to a laptop via USB-C (kinda) GitHub: github.com/JetBrains-Hard… Article about: uplab.pro/2026/04/uniedc…

@googleaidevs @googlegemma I assume that's not a pixel phone 😞

Watch @googlegemma 4 perform complex agentic tasks while running entirely on-device 👀 ↓

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@tagir_valeev Да ещё и с андроидом и встроенным TV и радио 😂

@Merocle Заказал бы на Алиэкспресс, давно бы пришло!

Continuing this remarkable story. I received refunds for my first two orders - and placed them both again. One for May 18 (which is sad), one for yesterday, but the delivery date was set to 2037 again, and then, after a while, to today. Something tells me I’ll never actually get the Kindle. @amazon @amazonDE Amazon, what on earth is going on with you? I ordered the device the very first minute it went on sale, then again and again. The order supposedly goes somewhere and gets “lost.” Meanwhile, there are no problems with other orders.

@elonmusk @Tesla_AI Will Grok work locally on Tesla in some point?

Congrats to the @Tesla_AI chip design team on taping out AI5! AI6, Dojo3 & other exciting chips in work.

Is that considered social engineering? 😅

@FlorianHeigl1 Right, they're always one step ahead 😂

@Merocle you tell me you'll accept two old ebook readers in 2037? i BET you will have declined them.

It’s a funny story that will probably get lost in the Twitter feed, but I’ll share it anyway. I ordered an Amazon Kindle Scribe Colorsoft 64 GB during the launch (in the first minute) with “tomorrow” delivery. A few hours later, the delivery date shifted to December 31, 2037, between 1 a.m. and 9 p.m. I ordered it again (thankfully, I thought, there’s a return policy). The new order also shifted to that date. Five days later (today), both orders were unilaterally canceled, as if I hadn’t met the courier (the delivery was to the company’s reception desk, so that’s definitely not true). I contacted support, and they tried to convince me that this was a common occurrence. But I had two orders, so something was definitely fishy here. So I went looking and found a similar story on Reddit regarding the previous generation of Kindle. There’s a lot of room for speculation here. Maybe Amazon gives priority to individual orders at the start of sales (I ordered at my office address), or maybe their system was overloaded, and they accepted more orders than they could ship, and I ended up on the back burner (twice). But the sad part is that the delivery date is now the end of May, and I’ve been waiting for this e-reader since late last year, when sales began in the US. @amazon @amazonDE not only let me down and upset me, but also refused to take responsibility and closed the case citing “Customer refused delivery”