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"Up to 2 more hours than an M1 Macbook Pro" sounds less impressive.

I wish I hadn't read this comment, because now I really feel like a 360 hinge is sorely lacking.

Most Windows laptops have had touch for a very long time now.

The issues aren't nits, they're really obvious, even after YouTube compression.

60,000 employees. That's crazy.

> much cheaper to access

I'm calling BS. I use Kimi, chatGPT (Astra/Sol), and Claude (Opus 5.5), and Kimi is by far the most expensive in terms of tokens and $/work done. Using OpenCode harness.

This is not correct. Their margins are extremely high, (~1000%), and none of the factors you listed would cause them to have negative margins.

This has been known for a long long time too (decades+), its not a recent discovery. Journalism is just marketing at this point.

Or it assumes you have $5 to spend on the tokens for inference. Not everyone has the money.

You can do a lot with the Chinese open source models.

AI blogspam.

This is from a year ago. Millions of people are on GLP-1s, there's definitely not a mass blindness that's ongoing.

"mass distillation campaign" there's no public evidence of this. I wonder what OpenCode/Anomaly has, would be an interesting postmortem.

Nice job answering your own question.

Why do we poach eggs without stealing them in the dead of night? It's just English.

They hired (poached) a bunch of the top talent from OpenAI and other places. It's really not a secret.

One of my neighbors has this, I've always wondered why it was like this until now.

Why people downvote objective, non-controversial comments, is beyond me.

I don't know why you were downvoted, MSL stands for Meta Superintelligence Lab, and it named that before Trump.

The ML community has been using the phrase "Super Intelligence" long before Trump took office. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superintelligence:_Paths,_Dang... was published in 2014.

I wonder if white thread would've been more invisible, the black thread seems more obvious against the LEDs? Being nitpicky, its a cool project for a single night.

It's available in the US as well. It's replaced my usage of Camel^3.

Meta CTO is Bosworth, not David Singleton. If an article can't get a basic fact like that right, I have low hopes for the rest of it to be accurate.

I still don't get why, after over a decade on HN, people refuse to Google very simple questions.

Figure is so funny. All they do is produce these sorts of stunts to gain VC money, with nothing real to show.

Unlocking the gallery sucks. It'll make users spam random clicks and worsen your data quality.

Tl;DR: It's not a new organization, or non-profit institute. It's a Substack/blog.

> DMI is a platform for researchers and thinkers from across Google DeepMind, Google, and the wider global research community to work on and publish creative, deeply informed ideas about a world with AGI. They will not always agree, and they will likely change their minds, as more data and information comes to light at the fast-moving frontier. We created this institute precisely because broad-based intellectual discussion and debate are required to arrive at a consensus about how to address the challenges and opportunities we face as a society.

If you're going to announce a TTS model, service, or whatever, you really need demos.

You can buy pure gluten powder (sold as "vital wheat gluten") and add it to get the equivalent of the Canadian flour.

You can ask it to generate acapella.