“Iranian schoolgirls are world famous for their feminist protests, hence this girl school is a high priority target to protect the world from wokeness”
They will probably start a program in this direction, but don't expect it to convert to actual manufacturing before a few years. It's not exactly the kind of thing you can do in a month.
> It's not like they could easily cash out all of those $60B.
They probably have a vesting period of some sort (as they would with cash as well) but beyond that they will definitely be able to cash out all of their money as soon as they are allowed to.
$60B is 3% of SpaceX at today's valuation, Musk had no issue selling this amount of Tesla shares to buy Twitter. The idea that stocks are somehow not liquid is an nonsensical urban legend.
Safari isn't even open source, and Chrome has never been a fork of Safari.
But yes Blink definitely started as a Webkit fork, and everyone would have found that laughable if someone bought that a proprietary fork of Webkit for $60B.
You're 100% right and its even severe than that: I daily drive on xhigh. I really try to avoid it, but when reconciling APIs across two large codebases you really start pressing north of 200k. I find myself topping out at 800k sometimes and that's with careful context management. I actually had to drop to GPT 5.4 for 1M context in my subscription because GPT 5.5 tops out at 272k. Hitting 800k context is better than repeatedly hitting let's say 200k out of 272k with multiple rounds of compaction. I run Can's snapcompact and while its better than normal compaction it still lobotomizes the model more than running with a very high context window.
I'd agree that the quality degrades a lot between Q8 and Q4, borderline unusable as they start to fail with tool calling syntax even. Personally I'd say Q8 is as low as you want to go.
q4 isn't rubbish, but it's a compromise for a good value, q6 is essentially a no-compromise quantization and it's what i recommend for MoEs in my experience for agentic workflows
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