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3 mistakes (so far) out of ~400 is still a pretty good hit rate

Napkin math if we assume gpt 6 astra on max is >$15 million (just for output tokens) for those wondering.

It is more expensive per task than 5.6-sol high: https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/gemini-3-8-flash#price-...

This model is not for builders and engineers. DeepSWE score of 49% is behind gpt 5.4 and muse spark. It's clearly intended to be an efficient model for google gemini usage.

What is interesting is how this is announced before any Gemini Pro progress. From the outside it seems as though Google cannot keep up with other frontier models.

Thank you guys for the feedback. I'll fix valid words being rejected, having space as a keyboard shortcut for shuffle, and maybe a "zen" mode without a timer.

What is this prediction based on?

You can pay the most if you can get the most value out of it

Not defending this, and it's far from ideal, but also credit card details were already pretty much confirming identities already.

This is incredibly bullish for china and open source models

I can’t help but feel like there’s something here that will matter for future LLMs.

The bidirectionality could be a big deal: being able to refine a sentence with both left and right context feels closer to how editing/thinking actually works than committing to each token forever.

Maybe the current models aren’t good enough yet, but the direction feels important.

I have google ai pro plan and tried antigravity with 3.5 flash but it used up all my quota in two prompts. If that is not a bug then it is seriously unusable.

going to github i was greeted with a banner and a link directly to the settings for changing it

For what it's worth they're not trying to hide this change at all and are very upfront about it and made it quite simple to opt out.

I think the burden to curate your feed so that you do not have such content is now resting with the user and they cannot rely on the platform to do it for them.

Is this unavoidable? I mean it does generate clicks and views and user engagement so if one platform is doing it, doesn't that automatically mean that the other has to do it? Otherwise they will continuously lose market share.

I hate ads too but whats the outrage? Did people expect it to be free forever? Everything else has ads. youtube, instagram, x, google etc. etc.

Any details regarding valuations etc?

That’s not really a negative for me as I can easily jump into vscode where I already have my workspace for coding set up exactly as I like it. This being a completely separate app just to get the agentic work right is a good direction imo

About 600GB needed for weights alone, so on AWS you need an p5.48xlarge (8× H100) which costs $55/hour.

As expected: "Trump now turns now to oil. He claims the oil business in Venezuela has been a 'bust', and that large US companies are going to go into the country to fix the infrastructure and "start making money for the country"."

"Venezuela has ~2.7× as much proved oil as the UAE (303 / 111 ≈ 2.73)."

Pretty incredible

i understand im just saying that the other 99% of the time this signal leads to nowhere so i would not pay attention to it

There are like 10 of these surge pizza traffic posts from this account every month. And 99% of the time we don’t hear anything happening afterwards so I’m not sure how reliable it is

There is also movement over of some key people to nvidia which is pretty significant: "As part of this agreement, Jonathan Ross, Groq’s Founder, Sunny Madra, Groq’s President, and other members of the Groq team will join Nvidia to help advance and scale the licensed technology."

I'm glad we are moving towards more of quality over speed

I’m sure it’s pure coincidence that the Trump family made millions from Binance, CZ, and donations from Trevor Milton and Paul Walczak right before those pardons.

I'm testing this and it's really weird not being taken straight to a Google results page when I type something. Honestly, I'm quite comfortable just switching to the ChatGPT app and typing my query there if I want to use it, and then relying on the browser if I just want to hit Command+Tab and search it on Google. But I'll test it out and see what happens.

That figure sounds way too high

Edit: yes I understand it is correct, but still it sounds like an insane amount

$2.5B in stock comp for about 3,000 employees. that’s roughly $830k per person in just six months. Almost 60% of their revenue went straight back to staff.

In a way this was kind of inevitable, but I had hope that it was still 1-2 years away. This likely degrades brand value and begins to shift the incentives of the AI's responses.