туmrtn @tymrtn

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туmrtn @tymrtn

37 minutes ago

@kimmonismus Who else bought a m5 max 128 before they raised prices this week?

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Not as relevant now :-(: I had an opportunity to deeply test both Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 Max. 5.6 is clearly better than Opus 4.8 at everything (slightly faster, too, though that depends on the load). Vis-a-vie Fable, it is clearly worse on coding, but better on agentic workloads. I had Fable write code, 5.6 run experiments - dreamy…

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kat @katclone

10 hours ago

the greatest privilege in life is being surrounded by kind, humble, and brilliant humans

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Andrew Curran @AndrewCurran_

4 hours ago

I think both Fable 5 and GPT-5.6 get approved for general release next week, and for use outside of the United States as well. But people should remember this moment and remember this feeling, because it is almost inevitable that we eventually reach a point where approval does not arrive. Capitalism is going to tip the scales this time. I doubt they will approve one model and not the other, because doing so would be seen as incredibly anti-competitive. Fable and GPT-5.6 will probably receive the same clearance, probably on the same day. I also doubt they want to restrict sales outside the US, because that would be seen as anti-business and would trigger a major backlash against American closed-source AI. The rumblings of which you can already hear today. There is also a plan now taking shape on both the US left and right to create some version of an AI public wealth fund that pays a dividend directly to American citizens. That fund needs to be fed by the global sale of the big labs top models to people outside the US. So I think there will be no freeze on their use outside the United States this time. The other reason is that allowing this will make people happy, and it will soften the fact that Mythos, as was announced yesterday, is available only to a vetted group of US agencies and companies. I do not think that this basic structure will change from here on out. Mythos may eventually be made available to certain allies, but only after the US government, its agencies, and then some chosen American companies have access to Mythos-2, Sol-2, or whatever the new uber-model turns out to be. I do not think this gap ever closes again, not even for allies. And that means the US will increasingly possess an intelligence advantage that touches almost everything: voting, markets, corporations, academia, infrastructure, and the internal operations of foreign states. Having Mythos-n will always be trumped by whoever has Mythos-n+1. Anthropic themselves have said within nine months Mythos will look like a toy. That advantage, standing at the top of this tower, is too large to give up voluntarily. It also means that many things will become suspect. People will see shadows everywhere. Barring espionage, a deliberate leak, or the emergence of a non-US competitor at the top end of the scale, this structure will persist for some time. The public fight is about access to models. But the real fight is about access to the future. And from this point forward, whoever holds this power will also become increasingly capable of keeping it for themselves.

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туmrtn @tymrtn

45 minutes ago

@AndrewCurran_ Yes but this wake up call will also mean every viable foreign lab will be maxdistilling those two models expecting to get cut off and or this will be their last chance to catch up

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Peter Steinberger 🦞 @steipete

3 hours ago

We getting Apple Car after all

Ritwik Pavan @ritwikpavan

9 hours ago

NEW: Apple and Audi alumni just unveiled a $25,000 open-air electric neighborhood vehicle. Amble One is a street-legal EV built for short local trips, with no doors, fewer screens, and a modular design inspired by the 1960s lunar rover. • Goes up to 40 mph with 60+ miles of

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John Gruber @gruber

7 hours ago

“Om was never impressed by who someone was, what they’d previously accomplished, what grand wealth they’d garnered, or stature they’d achieved. It’s human nature to be overwhelmed by awe in the presence of great people. Om was not. To impress Om, you needed to deliver impressive new work. He was impervious to riptides of hype. Those are superpowers in this racket.”

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туmrtn @tymrtn

56 minutes ago

@aporia9n Madrid is great but lacks certain key ingredients for a superstar city. Expect it to stall out this year. Already seeing property prices flatten. Challenging climate, air quality issues, and frankly it’s the most boring euro capital >3m people.

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туmrtn @tymrtn

4 hours ago

What is up with the resurgence of book stores? I mean I get it but I’m surprised it’s actually happening.

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туmrtn @tymrtn

5 hours ago

@immanencer @AndrewCurran_ Tend to agree. As long as I’m in group A.

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туmrtn @tymrtn

14 hours ago

@Gena_I_Gorlin 🤫

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туmrtn @tymrtn

14 hours ago

@andreasklinger @bernarauj Then may I show you Stack One…

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туmrtn @tymrtn

a day ago

@Youssofal_ $20k?

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Ken Wattana @KenWattana

a day ago

@OpenAI Did someone say Terra Luna

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туmrtn @tymrtn

a day ago

@michael14717 @TimurNegru Cadaqués is Figueres basically

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Matt Bateman @mbateman

2 days ago

It has become apparent that my preferred liberal AI policies and humanistic AI trajectories are not possible to achieve given the beliefs of the people actually making the AI. Can’t think of a solution other than more/better entrants.

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туmrtn @tymrtn

2 days ago

@EricTopol @Timothy98537991 @NatureMedicine It’s not even worth publishing. Use AI to fix the bottlenecks.

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туmrtn @tymrtn

2 days ago

@EricTopol @NatureMedicine Embarrassing

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Chubby♨️ @kimmonismus

2 days ago

IBM just unveiled a sub-1 nanometer chip breakthrough. That honestly wasnt on my bingo card. Its new 0.7 nm / 7 angstrom technology uses a 3D "nanostack" transistor architecture to vertically stack and stagger transistors. IBM says it can fit nearly 100 billion transistors onto a chip the size of a fingernail, almost 2x the density of its 2 nm chip from 2021. • up to 50% more performance • or 70% better energy efficiency • 40% SRAM scaling for AI workloads Important caveat: this is still research, not a chip shipping tomorrow. IBM says production could happen as early as the next 5 years.

IBM News @IBMNews

3 days ago

The world’s first sub‑1 nanometer node chip is here. Delivering 70% greater energy efficiency, this breakthrough powers a new era of computing that’s more capable while using less energy. Dig into this next-gen tech: ibm.co/6016EOHpM