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VictorChinedu retweeted
🫱🏻‍🫲🏿🇲🇦 Vinicius Jr: “Morocco has become a benchmark for many countries across Africa and beyond”. “Congratulations to them for everything they’ve achieved”. “They have incredibly talented guys with outstanding technical quality”.
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Replying to @GovindIstOdraza
9230 is benchmark ..congrats u crossed it 👍
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Good alternative to Fable, but it’s not the same thing. Fusion is a council of models. OpenRouter’s own benchmark says it hits Fable-level performance at about half the price and beats solo Opus 4.8. For most real workloads, that is probably the more efficient way to compute than brute-forcing everything through one Claude API with all the usual context baggage.
Introducing the Fusion API, the smartest compound model in the market. Fusion achieves Fable-level intelligence at half the price. How it works 👇
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Replying to @HamdanMohammed
A fantastic initiative and a great example of how Dubai continues to innovate at the intersection of health, community, and urban development. It would be exciting to see future editions incorporate a citywide wellness rewards system, where participants can track activity across all participating malls and unlock benefits from retailers, airlines, hotels, and fitness partners. By connecting movement with rewards and community engagement, Dubai could set a new global benchmark for active cities.
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No be only benchmark. Vini should just face Real Madrid and CONMEBOL. Man doesn't even watch the AFCON.
🫱🏻‍🫲🏿🇲🇦 Vinicius Jr: “Morocco has become a benchmark for many countries across Africa and beyond”. “Congratulations to them for everything they’ve achieved”. “They have incredibly talented guys with outstanding technical quality”.
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#Iran's stock market continued to set new records on Sunday, with the benchmark index rising more than 122,000 units in an unprecedented rally. en.isna.ir/xdWyLd
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Time Romance retweeted
Barcelona is a benchmark circuit. It features slow, medium, and high-speed corners, along with a long straight, heavy-braking zones, and a series of linked corner sequences. That is why it has long been regarded as a track that tests the complete performance envelope of a car. Based on this qualifying result, Ferrari's upgrade package appears to have been highly effective, closing the gap to Mercedes to a bare minimum. Should Ferrari also receive the opportunity to introduce an upgraded power unit, there is every reason to look forward to the second half of their season. (Revisiting Australia, when Russell stated in the cooldown room that Ferrari was not slow, he clearly had a sharp read on the situation.) For drivers, Barcelona is a thorough technical examination. It demands comprehensive driving skill, astute situational awareness, and the ability to adapt under pressure, all of which together reveal how deeply a driver understands the limits of the car. In the high-speed corners, drivers must read front-axle grip with precision to judge how much entry speed they can carry to the apex. Higher entry speed translates directly into lap-time gain. At the same time, front-tyre temperatures must be carefully managed. This circuit places considerable stress on the front-left tyre, and overly aggressive driving in Sector 1 can cause temperatures to spike rapidly, making tyre preservation a significant challenge. Forcing rotation through steering input only amplifies front slip and accelerates tyre wear. The best drivers know how to make the car rotate naturally, guiding it through corners with greater finesse and fluency. They also understand how to locate the precise limit at which the front does not push wide and the rear does not break away. At Barcelona, this is often where the gap to a teammate is made or lost. Toto’s interview spreads very interesting messages. He mentioned that for this race, Russell's car had been reset to the initial setup as the beginning of this season, which naturally raises the question of what direction they had actually been pursuing in the previous rounds. The result speaks for itself: Russell was over 0.3 seconds faster than his teammate, even accounting for the fact that car number 12 had already found a setup window that suited him in earlier races. Canada also warrants another word of praise. Without a setup that truly worked for Russell, he still secured both sprint pole and Grand Prix pole position in a car that was not entirely to his preference. It was, quite genuinely, a performance conjured from thin air.
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Replying to @stevestappen
But FIA's claiming we're the benchmark for ADUO 🙈
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GEMENE retweeted
Decades later, " Om " still stands as the ultimate benchmark for cult cinema in Kannada.🔥🐐 Shivanna...👑🔥
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jralmarales retweeted
Replying to @Zai_org
Oh God, what if this benchmark is actually real? We’re not ready.
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Remo 💘 Karthi retweeted
SK is Tier 2 actor for him 330 crs is huge & benchmark set by an T2 actor. But stool fans claim themselves as T1 star, being 30yrs in Industry & struggling to beat T2 star's record is shameless and vekka kedu da baadu.
True. Same with Amaran. It would have crossed 600 Cr with someone like Suriya or D SK’s fandom is such an insecure 💩
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Every year, millions of investors pay extra for a professional to beat the market. Every year, most of them get a fund that loses to a simple index. As per the S&P Year-End 2025 SPIVA scorecard, 79% of active large-cap US funds lost to the S&P 500. That is the 4th worst year for stock pickers in 25 years of records. And the longer the time frame, the worse it gets. The pitch sounds reasonable: pay an expert, get expert returns. However, most active funds charge more and deliver less than the plain index they are paid to beat. S&P's SPIVA scorecard is the global benchmark for this question. A quick breakdown of 2025 underperformance rates: - Large-Cap Funds: 79% trailed the S&P 500 (up from 65% in 2024) - Mid-Cap Funds: 55% lagged their benchmark - Small-Cap Funds: 41% lagged their benchmark One year can be chalked up to bad luck. So let’s stretch the time horizon: 📈 Over 10 years: 86% of large-cap funds underperformed 📈 Over 15 years: 90% underperformed 📈 Over 20 years: 93% underperformed For all US domestic equity funds combined over a 20-year horizon, 95% failed to beat a simple index. It is not just one corner of the market, either. Over 20 years, 99.5% of large-cap growth funds underperformed their benchmark. This isn't a US thing. SPIVA's data shows roughly 76% of Indian large-cap funds underperformed their benchmark over 10 years. The pattern repeats worldwide. The reason is simple math: Fees, transaction costs, and taxes are a near-guaranteed drag. A cap-weighted index carries none of a fund manager's overhead to overcome. It is why Warren Buffett has long advised ordinary investors to simply buy a low-cost S&P 500 index fund. You do not have to stress over finding the rare winning fund. You can own the benchmark itself, cheaply, and beat the vast majority of professionals by default. For the vast majority of retail investors, a low-cost, broad-market index fund should be the structural core of the portfolio. #IndexFunds #PersonalFinance #Investing
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If the benchmark is disdain for the British state then apparently I am. However, if you're basing it on a deep seated prejudice against someone of a different race (you know actual racism) then you've lost the plot.
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Martin von Willebrand retweeted
We ran it on the DRACO deep research benchmark by Perplexity: 100 deep research tasks across 10 domains, from law and medicine to finance and product comparison. Each task is graded against ~39 weighted criteria, and wrong answers carry negative weight. (You can't bluff your way to a high score by being verbose.) arxiv.org/abs/2602.11685
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