Seems a lot of people are chalking this to desperation of XAI to catch up. I think it's the opposite. Cursor was always destined to fold into one of the larger AI labs. They simply don't have the capital needed to train models large enough to compete at the frontier. VC funding can only go so far. The large labs have had to rely on funding from major corporations to fund their training runs. And those corporations have already made their bets on other leading AI labs. This leaves Cursor in a bit of a no-man's land as other labs will definitely catch up to their product by end of this year. This deal gives them $10billion of compute to catch up to the frontier. If they do, the reward is to get acquired for $60B. If they don't, they are left to a flat-line valuation. In an alternate reality where they did have enough funding, there would be no reason to train a frontier model only to get acquired at 20% premium from the recent $50B valuation. Its a win-win for SpaceX, since it has unused compute right now. If Cursor does crack the frontier, then this would be an incredible investment. If it doesnt, no real loss.

omg claude wtf are you doing

Wonder why more Ontarian's aren't outraged at Doug Ford? Because Post-media (CityNews, CTV, CP24, Global, etc...) Are all bought and paid for by Ontario Conservatives. We don't have freedom of the press. We have a mob boss running the province, and getting rich from it.

With everyone on stacked commit/pr workflows... why hasn't there been a resurgence in @GerritReview ?

so Ford sees what Trump is able to get away with and just can't believe he hasn't been grifting harder? @StephenPunwasi What the heck is happening right now. Is the only way to become a politician to be as easily bought as possible?

After a year or so off @f1multiviewer I hopped back on last night. forgot how much fun it is.. thinking about moving up sub tiers for more streams....

Ontario is not the United States, but under the current Conservative government, we are witnessing a steady and deliberate dismantling of democratic institutions and practices. The Conservative's move to shield their records from public access is just one of many very troubling anti-democratic moves. They've also: - taken over school boards - meddled in how judges are appointed - eliminated whole levels of regional government - brought in strong mayor powers so one mayor can override councilors - refused to take bills, including massive omnibus bills, to committee for public consultation. - Getting rid of fixed election dates, so they can call on election when it works for their party. Ontarians deserve a government that respects local institutions, values public input, and upholds democratic norms. We must stand up for these principles, not just when they are convenient, but especially when they are under threat. The erosion of democracy doesn’t happen overnight. It happens through a series of small, calculated decisions that chip away at our institutions and silence our voices. We must remain vigilant. We must speak out. And we must demand better.

Every MP who took $$$ from Jɛwish "charities", many of which are being de registered by CRA, is in a conflict of interest. They need to pay the $$$ back or be charged with ethics violations. Bill C-9 can not pass. Canada can not become what Zìonìst capture did to the USA.

How the turn tables...

lol Canada didn't fumble target, target fumbled Canada

Toronto Film Critics Association Faces Collapse After Censoring Indigenous Filmmaker’s Pro-Palestine Speech Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers returned her trophy, the president resigned and 16 members have quit — with more considering their position. May every genocide-supporting institution follow the TFCA and collapse! hollywoodreporter.com/movies…

The difference is by design.

Surprise. They're owned by the Ellisons