The concept is custom LLM ASICs, test link: https://chatjimmy.ai/ (Runs Llama 3.1 8B model as a proof-of-concept)

Good point, let's all invest in the SpaceX.ai IPO

It's the most common SVG test, it's the equivalent of Will Smith eating spaghettis, so obviously they benchmax toward it

The irony is that a lot of the KYC checks are actually done in India: Jumio, Onfido, LexisNexis, Refinitiv, HyperVerge, IDfy, Signzy (a lot of major banks)

So his ID is probably there already

Sure, but this would have changed that from "probably" to "definitely". :(

Unethical ? "they want to issue a wire transfer, but I don't feel comfortable giving my IBAN"

If the IBAM is the concern you can create a separate IBAN with Wise / Revolut for example quite easily (and for free, and for sure cheaper than refusing the money).

They often also tend to call HTTPS end-to-end encryption

https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/media/securing-your-origin-for-...

even Amazon Web Services:

    Benefits of using HTTPS connections:
    HTTPS provides end-to-end encryption

I wonder if that's why it's called Transport Layer Security.

Few years ago, we had Google Bard, the ancestor of Gemini, which was supposed to be an AI LLM, and when you right-clicked the page, it was a fake page with hardcoded sentences in a .js file...

> was supposed to be an AI LLM

Are you claiming Bard wasn't an LLM???

Google Cloud is good and successful. Except they can't implement billing hard caps, or pretend they can't.

Im not sure what you consider successful. They've been struggling to get market share vs azure, and the product isnt that good. lots of rough edges, and piss poor support

Their API business model seems to be hope enough people accidentally go over free tier: $0 for the first 5000 monthly places lookups, $40 per 1000 after that

Neither does AWS and you can argue they aren't good but they're objectively successful, so it doesn't seem like a good metric.

Claude is clearly the most superior product right now.

Gemini is absurdly expensive for low quality (3000 USD of tokens are not even worth what you get @ Anthropic for 200 USD).

Im on the smallest paying tier:

Its really astonishing how much value it delivers for ~20 USD - I doubt that this will be the case forever, its just "too useful" for only 20 USD

The same can be said about Claude (no or tiny Opus on Pro) vs GPT-5.2 high (5.3-codex if you like terminal bench hacking).

You mean GPT-5.3-Codex is a much better value than Claude Opus for programming ? If yes then I'm very interested as I am using Claude there

I guess it depends on your spending. GPT-5.2 and -5.3-Codex are certainly much cheaper: you get much more from the same $20 sub. When I was using Claude as primary I would daily hit limits and have to wait vs on GPT with more usage it only happened to me once in a few months when I was vibecoding non-stop for a week or two to port my personal Windows tools to Linux with multiple other projects being worked on in parallel.

Anecdotally GPT was also smarter than Claude which prompted my move from Claude in the first place: Gemini and Claude back in October failed to get their own harness PID.

Outside of anecdata I rely on https://artificialanalysis.ai/models/capabilities/coding for now.

GPT 5.3 is much better than Claude and frankly much cheaper. OpenAI is also much less ghoulish company.

If this is true, this is disappointing :/

On a similar topic, it is worth mentioning the entrepreneurs that are forced into sex (or let’s say, very pushed) by VCs.

For those who feel safe or taking it as a joke, this affects women AND men.

Some people are going to be disappointed about their heroes.

Dont mention the recent Eric Schmidt scandal.

Barely any of these jokers are clean. Makes MZ look seemingly normal in comparison.

>> If this is true, this is disappointing

Wait for the second set of files...

"...One of Mr. Epstein’s former boat captains told The New York Times earlier this year that he had seen Mr. Brin on the island more than once..."

https://dnyuz.com/2026/01/31/powerful-men-who-turn-up-in-the...