turnkit @turnkit

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turnkit @turnkit

4 days ago

@Th0rgal_ @ouraring They’ve been marketing this tech all wrong.

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Google fue muy listo; usan los acelerómetros de miles de teléfonos Android cómo una red global de sismos, toda esa data se envía y Google logró una forma de detectar esas ondas a tiempo y enviar las alertas.

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turnkit @turnkit

5 days ago

@Ghosterdy0b Ai slop

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turnkit @turnkit

a week ago

@bee_fumo @TheGammaSqueeze Poster said RE from firmware. Are there ways to build functional equivalents these days without using the original firmware?

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turnkit @turnkit

a week ago

@EMostaque I’m needing it now. Thanks. But when exactly?

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turnkit @turnkit

a week ago

@realkyledrake @bilawalsidhu How about sending a drone inside when no one is around?

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a week ago

Major drone industry shakeup as @ExynTech released @SkydioHQ level autonomy for a fraction of the price. The industry wars are here. Remember competition is great for pilots.

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turnkit @turnkit

a week ago

I was wrong about the current playbook. You’re right that most are not fully open (anymore.) But until recently many premier releases were. Here are the exceptions. If you look into why,l they ever gave away such an expensive product it’s surprisingly layered. Anyway: — Producers That Are Fully Open Now There are almost no premier, hyper-funded AI originators remaining that are "fully open"across 100% of their product pipeline. If an originator builds a model capable of global frontier-class reasoning, a hybrid monetization wall is eventually erected. However, DeepSeek remains the closest to a "fully open" model champion in the enterprise tier. They release the raw weights of their absolute flagship models (DeepSeek-V3 and DeepSeek-R1) completely openly with extremely permissive commercial licensing, prioritizing aggressive, global market disruption over software gatekeeping. Google's Big Open-Source Move: Gemma 4 Google recently disrupted the developer market by releasing Gemma 4 as a fully open-source model under the Apache 2.0 license. [1, 2]

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turnkit @turnkit

a week ago

@Bensam123TV @elder_plinius Ask Gemini why. It explains it: “list fully open enterprise open source models, and speculate why companies publish their models this way”