Nicola Ferralis

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Nicola Ferralis

Nicola Ferralis

@feranick

A physicist who's ingeniously curious about the world around him.

Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA. Tham gia Haziran 2007
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Maine@TheMaineWonk·
MAGA: Obama giving Iran $1.7 billion unfrozen assets is TREASON. NYT: Trump’s Iran Deal to include $300 BILLION reconstruction fund for Iran. MAGA:
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Lisan al Gaib@scaling01·
Cold take on what comes next: - OpenAI will flourish - Anthropic will continue to be profitable - Google will not catch up to Anthropic or OpenAI - no chinese company will catch up to Anthropic or OpenAI - the highest tier of intelligence will become a luxury product that only companies and multi-millionaires/billionaires can afford - most of the companies that invested massively in them will have massive returns - SpaceX’s AI will be fine and on par with Google by end of year - Nvidia will become the first 10T company
Gary Marcus, MIT PhD and NYU Professor Emeritus@GaryMarcus

Hot take on what comes next, after the sudden decline of tokenmaxxing: - OpenAI will struggle - with the decline of tokenmaxxing Anthropic will struggle (aside from this quarter) to make a profit - Google will catch up to Anthropic - some Chinese companies might, too - LLMs will become commodities; margins will be very very thin - Most of the companies that invested massively in them will struggle to make back their investments - SpaceX’s AI efforts will flail - Nvidia will eventually decline, once all of the above becomes widely recognized.

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Shikhar@shikhr_·
After Opus 4.9 Anthropic has no choice but to release Opus 5
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Eric Berger@SciGuySpace·
Blue Origin's return to flight so soon after an upper stage anomaly is seriously impressive. It looks like they're making good on efforts to improve New Glenn cadence. arstechnica.com/space/2026/05/…
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Nicola Ferralis@feranick·
@ARTCvan Absolutely. It's always been a mystery to me why the Mecachrome engines varies so much to the point of being a gamble. I'd expect for a spec series to have consistency (see IndyCar), and yet. They need a serious manufactuer producing identifcal engines.
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Coinvo@Coinvo·
RFK Jr: "Children who get circumcised early are more susceptible to autism than others."
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Nicola Ferralis@feranick·
@BerndGummauer The problem is not the design department. It's the layered combination of committees, marketing, etc.
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Dr. Andy Palmer
Dr. Andy Palmer@AndyatAuto·
Truly innovative cars are generational; cars like mini change the way we think and they count on revolutions in architecture and technology to enable them. When I was at Nissan and responsible for the LEAF, we consciously developed a vehicle which utilised the assets and advantages of an EV, but fitted within a relatively conventional design to acclimatise the consumer to a generational change. Nevertheless, I always felt and still feel that car companies needed to be braver and explore the addition design degrees of freedom that an EV platform avails - that thinking, love it or hate it, led to the Nissan BladeGlider I’m many times on record, calling for car companies to be braver. And so I applaud the new @Ferrari Luce EV direction for challenging the norm and yes it is… going to take some getting used to. One can say the same about the Jaguar Type 00 and the Bentley EXP 15; the Mercedes-AMG GT 4dr and the Cybertruck. A car’s style is a personal choice; but the more car companies that experiment, the more our image of what a car should look like will evolve. In that sense, I have to congratulate Ferrari for their foresight and bravery and hope that fortune favours the bold.
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RA2511 🇸🇬
Is it only me that feels that maybe Cadillac are catapulting Herta too fast for that F1 seat? He hasn’t even done an FP1 in the current reg of cars and has barely any F1 mileage…. No doubt he’s a good driver, but still? 🤔
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paddockfiles@paddockfiles·
Blaming Bottas when his teammate is literally in the trenches with him is wild. Maybe consider building a competitive car first.
Cadillac F1 News@CadillacF1News_

According to @SkySport Valtteri Bottas position at Cadillac is under threat ahead of the Monaco GP.😳 American F2 driver Colton Herta would be favourite to replace Bottas but he needs the relevant points to gain an Superlicense. 🇺🇸 The team are said to be disappointed with the fin’s performances so far this season.📉 They also added Sergio Perez has no intention of leaving Cadillac until 2028 at the earliest. 🇲🇽

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Nicola Ferralis@feranick·
@stekkerauto Besides, wasn't the iPhone the master child of Steve Jobs direction and vision? Ive Is Just the guy that brought it to fruition, and he has applied that for everything he touched. Uninspiring and unoriginal. (And very tired).
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stekkerauto 🚗⚡️@stekkerauto·
Jony Ive is a a one-product wonder. Built a reputation at Apple, then spent years expertly milking it dry.
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Nicola Ferralis@feranick·
@stekkerauto Unfortunately, that is modern architectural design. A total drive to create a personal design paradigms, create an aura around it, and apply it everywhere. With zero understanding of the product. It's a world where forced design prevails over function.
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Sarah Edwards
Sarah Edwards@eddy_sarah·
genuinely think this is one of the most beautiful documents of our time
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Nicola Ferralis@feranick·
@cleoabram When you have to explain a Ferrari, you missed the plot. You feel a Ferrari, you don't explain it. And this feels like a Nissan.
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Cleo Abram
Cleo Abram@cleoabram·
The Ferrari Luce is quickly becoming the most controversial Ferrari ever. Why? "The problem is that we are living in an era where the nostalgic approach is very high. Everybody's looking at the past, not the future..." - Ferrari Chief Designer Flavio Manzoni "It's not that we're taking away something, but we're adding a new choice, which in some dimensions is unambiguously better. And in other dimensions you will understand them in terms of what is lacking. Perhaps it was reckless of us to do that, knowing that we will in some people's eyes be destined for failure. But I think we also love these absurd challenges..." - Jony Ive Full answer here on HUGE* Conversations:
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