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San Francisco Katılım Mayıs 2009
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singapore eats part one; hainan chicken rice; insane buffet of crab, skewers, noodles, chicken; you name it, at Newton, food coma afterwards
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Hey Richard, congrats on the raise! We met at tony's poker a while back, and I came to your place for the games you hosted. Love Recursive's thesis, we have been looking a lot into auto research environments lately with a few other frontier labs since we believe this is the clearest path for whats next in AI developments, glad you see it the same way. Would love to send you some samples of what we've been working on in dms!
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alcuin ❄️@scheminglunatic·
🔒🔁 "thanks everyone for joining the call. at the bottom of youre screen you vill see two buttons. if 50% or more of you presses blue meeting ends immediately and who pressed what remains anonymous but if over 50% press red everyone who pressed blue will be fired. good luck"
𐌁𐌉Ᏽ 𐌕𐌉𐌌𐌉@OrevaZSN

Idea: An anonymous “vote to end meeting” button on Teams where if 50% of people press it, the meeting ends immediately.

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Vincent Koc@vincent_koc·
For my eval-maxxing nerds out there, good friends of mine are running a series called "strange evals", you can benchmaxx now on anything. If in SF swing by! luma.com/lvqbs1mo
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Happy to be working with meta for the past 7 month, and seeing the fruits of their labor. Great release!
AI at Meta@AIatMeta

Introducing Muse Spark, the first in the Muse family of models developed by Meta Superintelligence Labs. Muse Spark is a natively multimodal reasoning model with support for tool-use, visual chain of thought, and multi-agent orchestration. Muse Spark is available today at meta.ai and the Meta AI app. We’re also making it available in private preview via API to select partners, and we hope to open-source future versions of the model. Learn more: go.meta.me/43ea00

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Xiangyi Li@xdotli·
call for sponsors for SkillsBench, ClawsBench, ClaudeCodeBench, BenchFlow, and a series of cool benchmarks drops in the coming months We've spent 10-20k/mo for running experiments on benchmarks, which is almost double our burn rate every month. Our first benchmark, SkillsBench, went from zero to citation by Qwen 3.6 in 3 months. Your logo will show up on our landing page which is ~2k/visitors/day. We make frontier benchmarks but we only raised angel funding. We want to continue to make open-source frontier benchmarks. We have little ties to academia funding as well. If this if something of interest to you feel free to reply / dm! ty!!
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@FactoryAI Congrats on release! Great working w/ ya'll on it!
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Factory@FactoryAI·
No major benchmark is designed for COBOL, Fortran, or Assembly - the languages powering trillions in transactions and infrastructure that must be modernized or risk catastrophic failure. We built Legacy-Bench to measure frontier agents on the code the world actually runs on.
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@andrewjclare Well Apple themselves draw inspiration from Braun and Dieter Rams' philosophy, I guess it's all about stealing like an artist
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Andrew Clare@andrewjclare·
crazy how much apple influences other brands. no one did the camera plateau like this until apple. they continue to be “the brand”
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@localghost For the people saying this is just an ipad with a keyboard, yeah but I think as a programmer I'd rather buy this than the ipad thanks to macOS and the zsh terminal
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I dunno man, I think I would rather deal with macOS than with ipadOS when it comes to how walled the garden is. I think this would be a pretty sweet deal for indie devs who want to test out their swift apps using xcode for cheap and still be able to install open source packages, use the terminal and have root access and stuff like that
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Steve Jobs used to just sit on a pile of cash during his time at Apple for "rainy days" and I suppose its part of the company culture to be highly liquid at all times to weather storms as they come. Freezing their RAM prices implies that they can and will ride out this hike, which is reassuring that a big tech company believes RAM prices will return to normal
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Alex Cheema@alexocheema·
Nobody is talking about @apple keeping prices the same for the 128GB MacBook Pro. There has been no price increase in response to surging memory prices. Everyone is talking about the boost in compute, speeding up prefill by 4x. This is cool but practically it’s not that big of a deal. Why? Because on your own computer, most apps/tools using LLMs are going to get high kv cache hit rates - that means as a user you only experience slow prefill once. kv cache can be persisted to disk and loaded at 6GB/s. Most time in LLM inference is spent on decode, which is memory bandwidth bound. It’s still great for image/video generation, high batch LLM inference and fine-tuning, which are compute bound. We should see huge speedups there. Apple’s AI strategy is on-device LLMs and here, memory is the name of the game, not FLOPS. Expect the same for M5 Pro/Max Mac Mini and M5 Ultra Mac Studio. That means 512GB M5 Ultra at 10k! @tim_cook is a supply chain genius.
Greg Joswiak@gregjoz

The all-new MacBook Pro with M5 Pro and M5 Max pushes the boundaries of what you can accomplish from anywhere. Run advanced large language models on device and unlock capabilities that can't be done on any other laptop—all while maintaining exceptional battery life!

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@linguinelabs Yes, this is what I do all the time! Starting to run out of memorable ports and ram at this point
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Kevin@linguinelabs·
Pretty insane that I can just vibe code any web app I want (acne tracker, gym tracker etc), run it on a port of my laptop, and then access it on my phone via TailScale. No need to deploy to a domain or app store, all free, and completely tailored to me.
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@zekramu What goes in is what comes out. We put in truckloads of code and we expect an engineer on the other side, but all we get is a code machine instead
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zek@zekramu·
basically all coding models are good enough to do whatever is asked of them, and simultaneously are terrible at handling ambiguity. when left to make choices all of them make the easiest & often worst choices. such that they might be good programmers but terrible engineers.
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This just puts it up for interpretation and may waste court time in the future. What's to say (or argue against) that it is meaningful modification to AI generate a mascot and edit said mascot into my logo and branding elements? I did AI generate the mascot, but I did meaningfully modify my logo with conventional photo editing tools to incorporate mascot into it
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Tim van Helsdingen@TvanHelsdingen·
So many people are misinterpreting this. You can still copyright AI content, but only if you meaningfully modify it, which is what every studio will do anyways. Still a win on the breaking down copyright law though (since copyright law definitely needs a revision)
ToonHive@ToonHive

Ai-generated artwork officially is ineligible for copyright protection as the US Supreme Court declined to review a appeal case. The court rules that artwork needs to have a human creator in order to be eligible. (Source: reuters.com/legal/governme…)

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