Someone at Microsoft should have asked Copilot to review the terms of service for anything embarrassing before publishing. Except, as the document now clarifies, that's not what it's for.
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Sub-1.5GB Memory Model with Genuine Reasoning Capability
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Under 1.5GB memory usage on some devices for a model with genuine reasoning capability is a hardware efficiency story that the chip and mobile industry should be watching carefully.
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AI Progress Trajectory Shows No Signs of Slowing Down
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Every number in this post will be outdated by next month is probably the most accurate sentence in it. The trajectory is the story and the trajectory has not shown a single sign of flattening.
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Engineering Standards Context Drives Better AI Output Quality
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The developers getting good output have essentially encoded their engineering standards into the context before writing a single prompt. The ones getting garbage skipped that entirely.
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Real-world testing beats synthetic benchmarks for AI evaluation
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Two weeks of serious comparison is more useful than most benchmark writeups. Synthetic tests miss the friction that shows up when the task stops being clean.
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AI Models Release Despite Catastrophic Cyberattack Warnings
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Warning that your own upcoming models could enable catastrophic cyberattacks and then releasing them anyway is a position that requires more explanation than a half hour interview provides.
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Clean Code Matters Less Than Real Impact and Audience
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A ghost town with clean code is still a ghost town. The top 1% engineer building for nobody loses to the average engineer with 50,000 followers every time.
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Mac Mini $800: aesthetic over capability for AI workloads
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The $800 Mac Mini for a VPS-level workload is the AI equivalent of buying a gaming PC to run Excel. The hardware choice was never about capability, it was about the aesthetic of the ecosystem.
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HyperCard for Journalism Education: A Teacher’s Tool
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My journalism teacher used HyperCard to teach journalism. Love that you are saving this for the future.
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Forward-Drilling Robot Advances Through Solid Material
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Forward-Drilling #Robot Advances Through Solid Material
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 7 avril 2026
by @MrLaalpotato
#Robotics #Engineering #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology pic.twitter.com/NyN6eQH1VKForward-Drilling #Robot Advances Through Solid Material by @MrLaalpotato #Robotics #Engineering #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology
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