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@x_gou When you've never seen an animation before but you know exactly who made it.

1997年にアメリカで放映されたNikeのテレビCM👟

@chris_kratovil From this we can conclude that reading classical heroics is no inoculation against growing into a coward.

It’s not every day that one gets to listen to a former British Prime Minister recite from memory the opening passages of The Iliad in Ancient Greek, with no notes, in response to a random question from an undergraduate—and all while wearing what appear to be Thomas The Tank Engine socks. But today was one such day. My thanks to my good friend Brad LaMorgese for the opportunity to see the colorful and comic Boris Johnson speak tonight at the University of Dallas.

@TaupeAvenger When you realise that Westinghouse has been saying the same thing for 60 years.

AP1000 reactors should be allowed anywhere in the US without local review

@visualbasic97 Peanut butter Macadamia nuts Porridge Cheese Olive oil Dark chocolate Pecans Whole milk The key is to ignore people who say that dense fatty foods are bad. We must learn from the fats, brother, imitate them, surpass them.

i’ve been trying to go to the gym and gain weight recently after being anorexic basically my entire life and i never realized how difficult it is to eat 2,000 calories a day. you genuinely just have to not stop eating all day. this is ridiculous

"You see this watch? This watch tells time. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, maybe even 11 or 12 if I stay up late enough" -Mr. Sales

@AutismCapital The rubberised exterior and painted logo didn't last as well as the rest of the thing. Using this taught me never to buy anything with flaking coatings.

The greatest mouse ever made change our mind impossible challenge.

@arpitrage Waiting for this one.

Fan brings real lion to Romanian football match interview (2000)

@FFmpeg When you can barely write C and you just don't want to accept that assembly is faster.

More hand written assembly patches from legendary "mkver", removing old MMX code and adding SSE4 for niche audio codec SBC. Nearly ten times faster than C

@squidorabl Like a lot of older male actors, he hit the point where he doesn't want to train and take roids anymore and his agent probably negotiated that with whichever slop factory is producing this so they put the buff suit on him. He doesn't give a shit and rightly so.

It's so bad that I can't stop thinking about it. The bad wig and lack of nipples make it look like they pasted his face onto a CG body like in the OG green lantern. It's like a spirit Halloween costume. Baffling to cover up the Rock's physique like that, it is SO OBVIOUSLY fake

@provisionalidea The world will be separated into two groups. Those that run agents in a VM and those that get pwned.

so uhhh how long until there’s a breach and a bunch of personal data gets exfiltrated, *or* a bunch of yolo-mode personal computers get turned into botnets and/or crypto mines

@VictorTaelin I'm about to try MiniMax. The sub looks like the best value there is right now.

probably gemini...

I just realized that, for the first time ever, progress on both HVM and Bend is bottlenecked not anymore on time, and not on my own knowledge, but on money. I could, right now, be throwing thousands of agents on the repos, with well crafted prompts, and progress would accelerate 10-fold overnight. I know "my agent is outputting 100k lines of code" is a silly meme, but it does apply here. Bend is now equipped with everything it needs to convert agent time into real progress, at any scale. This weekend I validated that, leaving agents working on the standard libraries overnight, and I woke up to thousands of lines of well written, tested, verified code that just worked. One of the agents even started implementing a 3D rendering library in Bend, and it got incredibly far! So, if I can trade money for having ThreeJS in Bend's ecosystem overnight, I think it is not a stretch to say we could port nearly anything to its libraries very quickly. Now, of course, our budget is limited; currently, this is all running mostly with a few agents under a single personal Codex/Claude subscription. But what is preventing me from just throwing, say, 10k on it, and checking what they create, and how far the go? Nothing, and I think this is the next step. It is worth noting that progress here isn't in the "solving new problems" sense; they are not creating anything "new"; they are just implementing existing things in a new language. But that's exactly the "Bend ecosystem is small" problem I'm trying to solve right now! Seems like AI was made for this

@CollinRugg The American whut League?

Video posted in January 2024 shows cornhole star Dayton Webber loading and firing a handgun. Webber is accused of shooting and killing 27-year-old Bradrick Michael Wells in Maryland before driving off with the body in his car. The American Cornhole League has released the following statement: “The ACL is aware of the reports regarding allegations involving Dayton Webber. This is an extremely serious matter and our thoughts are with all those impacted, including the family and loved ones of Bradrick Michael Wells.” “At this time, this remains an active legal situation. We respect the judicial process and will not comment on specific allegations or details while proceedings are ongoing.” Video: daytonjwebber / YouTube

@Kougayon Yellow paint requirer.

Oh my god

@zacbowden "Reduced ads." Wow. Ambitious. Daring. They'll come flooding back I'm sure.

BREAKING: Microsoft just announced several major changes to Windows 11 in an effort to win back user trust and evolve the platform into something people will actually want to use over macOS and Linux! It's a huge announcement that addresses Windows 11's biggest problems today, tackling core fundamental issues such as unreliable system performance, UX consistency, AI bloat and general enshittification. Microsoft has confirmed that this year, it WILL be reducing where ads and Copilot appear throughout the system, including in Start, Widgets, Notepad, Photos, and more! File Explorer and Windows Search will be upgraded with improved performance and capabilities that make finding apps and files much faster and easier. The OS will become lighter with less RAM and system utilization at idle, making it smoother to run on low end hardware with limited memory. These improvements will also benefit high-end PCs too. Windows Update will be improved with more granular controls and the ability to postpone updates for longer, along with reducing how often the OS needs to restart to install an update. Microsoft has also confirmed that it's bringing back fan favourite features such as the ability to move the Taskbar! It's also working to update more areas of the system shell with modern WinUI designs, which should make Windows 11 feel more coherent and complete. There's much more in the announcement, and it honestly all sounds too good to be true. Microsoft really is listening to feedback, and is eager to make Windows the BEST desktop OS on the market. More details including when these changes will arrive in the link! windowscentral.com/microsoft/wind…

@washghost1 It's time to abolish state pensions. This guy is paying taxes so these zombies can do wheelies outside his fence all day.

I hope I never have neighbors like this

@PernotLeplay @MistralAI This is so European it hurts. > LLM devs swipe copyrighted material from individuals and corporations to create model > Copyright holders outraged, demand restitution > State to the rescue > LLM devs will now pay a fee for the use of copyrighted material... to the state?

In the FT, @MistralAI CEO Arthur Mensch suggests a European tax on AI companies to compensate their use of publicly available content. That would be 1% of their revenues, used to support new content creation. In exchange, it would shield AI companies from US-like huge fines related to content training.

@armsq17 In the perfect society of the future, those who are unable to understand relative value will have it tattooed on their foreheads.

It is actually much worse because the food items in the stores are real goods, unlike money.

🚨NEWS: Cursor’s $50B “in-house model” is literally Kimi K2.5 with RL on top. Got caught in 24 hours >be Moonshot AI >spend hundreds of millions training Kimi K2.5 >1 trillion parameters, 15 trillion tokens, agent swarm architecture >beat GPT-5.2 and Opus 4.5 on real benchmarks >open-source it because you believe in the ecosystem >one condition: display “Kimi K2.5” if you make over $20M/month from it >Cursor takes the model >runs RL on coding tasks >ships it March 19 as “Composer 2” >blog post: “continued pretraining + scaled reinforcement learning” >zero mention of Kimi K2.5 >“our in-house models generate more code than almost any other LLMs in the world” >publishes benchmark chart >Composer 2 against Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.4 >uses the chart to justify raising at $50 billion! >less than 24 hours later >kimi dev intercepts the API response >model ID: kimi-k2p5-rl-0317-s515-fast >they didn’t even rename it >Moonshot head of pretraining runs tokenizer test >confirms: identical to Kimi’s tokenizer >publicly tags Cursor’s co-founder: “why aren’t you respecting our license?” >two more Moonshot employees post confirmations >all three posts deleted within hours >legal is now involved >but it gets worse >Cursor had Kimi K2.5 listed as a FREE model in their UI just weeks ago >users were openly using it >Feb 9: “K2.5 was in my model list. I updated and it vanished” >it vanished because Cursor pulled it from the picker, and relaunched it as their own model >Moonshot valuation: $4.3B >Cursor valuation: $50B Absolute state of Cursor.