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@svpino Wow, the fingerprints on that laptop are intense! Is it really that much of a fingerprint magnet? Or were you using a bag of chips as a mousepad the entire 1.5 hours at the airport? 🤔

Battery life is a solved problem with Framework 13 Pro running on Intel Panther Lake and Omarchy. I took the laptop on my second trip and here are the numbers: • I charged it before leaving home. • I used it for 1.5 hours at the airport. • Then, used it for about 5 hours during the flight. • Then, used it for about 1 hour the next morning. I plugged the laptop with 36%. My usage was mostly browsing the web and social media, about 1 hour of Claude Code and Visual Studio Code, and I had a docker container running a database all the time. Honestly, this is more battery life than what I need. I can leave my house early on without carrying a charger and know I'll be back in the afternoon with enough juice.

@MKBHD The MacBook Neo puts into perspective how insane the $550 tag is for these AirPods!

AirPods Max 2 - Same design - 1.5x stronger noise cancellation - New amplifiers - H2 chip, which enables several things, like: - Live translation, camera remote - Still $550 apple.com/newsroom/2026/… (I hope this puts into perspective how insane Macbook Neo for $499 is lol)

@svpino x.com/tunguz/status/…

anyone remember xAI? What was that about?

@fermatslibrary 2.72 is not that far off from 3.14

A mathematical coincidence

@chesscom What you are implying is 4 out of 8 will win the Candidates! What a time to be alive! 😄

Every player has a 50% chance of winning the Candidates. They either do or they don't.

@predict_addict You can’t really compare a quantized 35B-parameter distilled model to the likes of GPT-5, Gemini 3, or Sonnet 4. Also, that 50 TPS will drop sharply as soon as you have anything meaningful in the context. Open models are impressive, but they aren't quite there yet.

Mark my words: The era of "Big Cloud AI" is over. People are done with hallucinating, moralizing, data-leaking subscriptions. Why settle for a censored middleman when you can run Qwen 3.5-35B-A3B locally on an M4 chip at a blistering 49.5 tokens per second? Why Local Wins: ✅ Privacy: Your data never leaves your silicon. Period. ✅ Freedom: No more "as an AI language model" lectures or corporate alignment. ✅ Performance: A 35B model on a laptop, running in real-time. ✅ When your own hardware outperforms the cloud without the "safety" filters, the value proposition of ChatGPT collapses. ✅ The future of AI isn't a website—it's sovereign, private, and sitting on your desk. #llm #ai

@miniapeur More like a Riemann sum than an integral

@FIDE_chess The sequence is 1, 2, 3, 4…. 100, so literally f(x) = x, just integrate it from 0.5 to 100.5 — no need for any equations here 😎

Quick question: what’s the sum from 1 to 100? 👀♟️ Ft. GM Matthias Bluebaum 🇩🇪, who will take part in the 2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament in Cyprus

Two words. SAM DARNOLD. Two more… GOOOO HAWKS!!!!!!!!!

Sam Darnold’s comeback story over the past 2 years has been one of the most inspirational things to watch! Cool seeing him overcome!!! Congrats bro. Hope you win it! 🏆 Go Hawks

THE SEAHAWKS HAVE WON THE NFC!! 🏆

@Star_Knight12 To be fair, most of them were useless before AI anyway. How many engineers actually read those books—less than 1%, maybe? Usually, you get all the info you need from official docs and repos.

these books are useless in this AI era

@VicVijayakumar @techgirl1908 Funny but I did the exact same thing today, and guess who was the culprit! Then opus suggested running nvm only when I need it, which of course should have been the approach from the start.

probably a dumb usecase but i told opus to review my .zshrc and make my terminal faster and it gave me a bunch of suggestions and i accepted them all biggest offender was i wasn't lazyloading nvm which adds 300-500ms to every new shell WHATTTT

BaBOOOOOM!!!! ⁦@Seahawks⁩ baby!!! I fucking told ya!!! Here we go!!!

@flowersslop @LinusEkenstam Maybe he’s hoping Elon will boost his tweet? 😄 That said, it’s great xAi is competing fiercely.

@LinusEkenstam xAI built on years of frontier research by OpenAI and Google, yes, what are you getting at? Copying is always easier than doing something fundamentally new.

Not enough people are talking about this. OpenAI founded in December 2015 xAI founded in March 2023 5.2 is super and all, but the velocity of the xAI team seems to dwarf everybody else.

@sama GPT-5.2 is so good I handed it my entire portfolio! Fingers crossed🤞

Even without the ability to do new things like output polished files, GPT-5.2 feels like the biggest upgrade we've had in a long time. Curious to hear what you think!

@justinryanio SeaTac :)

Traveling with Apple Vision Pro feels like stepping into the future. iPhone is driving AAPL stock to all-time highs. Apple Vision is set to define the next wave.

@CLTchesscenter Devastating news! Rest in Peace, Danya!

The Naroditsky family shares the sad news of Daniel’s unexpected passing. Daniel was a talented chess player, educator, and beloved member of the chess community. We ask for privacy as the family grieves.

@vibeautomater @VictorTaelin @DavidOndrej1 Here is what I see on the Pro plan: 👤 Account • Signed in with ChatGPT • Plan: Pro 🧠 Model • Name: gpt-5 • Provider: OpenAI • Reasoning Effort: High • Reasoning Summaries: Auto

BTW, I've basically stopped using Opus entirely and I now have several Codex tabs with GPT-5-high working on different tasks across the 3 codebases (HVM, Bend, Kolmo). Progress has never been so intense. My job now is basically passing well-specified tasks to Codex, and reviewing its outputs. OpenAI isn't paying me and couldn't care less about me. This model is just very good and the fact people can't see it made me realize most of you are probably using chatbots as girlfriends or something other than assisting with complex coding tasks

@bunjavascript No more ugly, confusing double slash literals. In the next version of Bun, you will be able to use comments declaratively.

In the next version of Bun