Deedy Das: inference providers hit $1M/mo fast on open models

A Reddit user says a four-page essay they wrote was flagged by Turnitin at 72% AI, prompting a professor email. They ask how to prove they did the work themselves.

A Reddit user combined Minimax-h3_Singularity v2 with 10Eros-Max (8-Step Turbo beta 6) using a custom spectral/geometric merge method called PRISM. The post notes that merging fast turbo models into base models often introduces artifacts.

A r/ComfyUI thread asks for a plain-language explanation of a rumored "unlock" affecting RTX 3090 and 4090 GPUs, with the poster using a car-speed analogy. No technical details, benchmarks, or official confirmation appear in the post.

Kepler's architecture has retrieval find the source and deterministic code do the math, so models never generate figures themselves. A post-processing filter strips any number the model invents, a constraint Ganesh ties to finance's rule that you never show a figure you can't trace.

A longtime Flight Simulator fan used Claude Code to get FS95 and FS98 running on 64-bit Windows, after seeing it mash up unrelated games without breaking them.

Masayoshi Son chose Malaysia sites for $50 billion in technology investments, per the country's prime minister, accelerating his global bet on AI infrastructure.