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$1,499. that's the box everyone's buying after the "AMD killed Nvidia" thread and it can't run the model in the photo.

the $1,499 EVO-X2 is the 64GB SKU. the 235B demo ran on the 128GB version, which is ~$2,200. rule one: pick your largest model first, then buy the SKU that holds it.

buying the $1,499 box to run 235B is a guaranteed return.

and "3x faster than an RTX 5080" isn't a speed win it's a capacity test in a speed costume.

DeepSeek R1 didn't fit in the 5080's 16GB, spilled into system RAM, and crawled across PCIe.

the AMD box "won" because all 128GB sits in one pool.

ive the 5080 a model that fits and it pulls far ahead token speed is governed by memory bandwidth, and this box runs at ~256GB/s, roughly a fifth of a 5090.

that's why 235B runs at ~11 tok/s here and only because it's MoE (22B active, not 235B streamed).

reading speed for chat, too slow for agentic coding.

honest money:

/ a ~$2,200 box that does not replace Claude Opus or GPT-5 on hard reasoning.
/ the real move is offload the bulk, private, no-deadline work and keep one frontier sub for the 10% that needs it.
/ ~$200/month saved, ~11-month payback, then free.

this was never a Nvidia killer. it's a memory-capacity tool with a bandwidth ceiling. buy it for that and you'll get it right.

[Mavern @Mavernxbt]

This AI girl made more money in 67 days than most people make in 5 years.

She doesn't exist.

17-year-old founder.
$175,000 revenue.
1,847 subscribers.

The future won't belong to creators.

It will belong to people who know how to build systems.

[Dami’ Adenuga @DAMIADENUGA]

Watch how Air Canada Collided With a Fire Truck at LaGuardia

Sunday night, March 22, 2026. LaGuardia Airport is already stretched thin. A United Airlines flight has aborted its takeoff after an anti-ice warning light comes on, flight attendants in the back are feeling ill from an unknown odor, and the crew declares an emergency when no gates are immediately available. A Port Authority fire truck, Truck 1, is dispatched to respond.

At the same time, Air Canada Express Flight 8646, a Jazz Aviation Bombardier CRJ-900 operating from Montreal Trudeau International Airport, is on final approach to Runway 4. The lone controller on duty, simultaneously managing both ground and tower operations, clears Truck 1 to cross the runway. Seconds later, as Flight 8646 is landing at between 93 and 105 miles per hour, he realises his mistake. He calls for the truck to stop. Over and over. It is too late.

The CRJ-900 strikes the fire truck on Runway 4. The impact destroys the cockpit and tears open the front fuselage. Both pilots are killed. A Delta flight on approach is sent around. Jazz 646 comes to rest on the runway, its nose elevated, its cockpit gone. LaGuardia closes entirely. 72 passengers and four crew members were on board. 41 people are taken to hospital.

The fire truck had been sent to help one emergency. It became another.

(Disclaimer: This is an estimated recreation of the event using Microsoft Flight Simulator, based on publicly available data and real ATC audio. There may be slight variations in timing, aircraft positioning, and other factors. Unrelated ATC audio might be trimmed out. This video does not depict the exact sequence or conditions of the actual event.)

Real ATC Audio by https://t.co/5ywmRxK4NE

#Aviation #AirCanada #LaGuardia #RunwayIncursion #AviationAccident

[Idiots Caught On Camera @ldiotsOnCamera]

3 simple steps to check if your phone is hacked.

[Raunak Yadush @raunak_yadush]

Windows 11 is sending your gameplay data to Microsoft in real time.

It's called "Connected User Experiences and Telemetry" and it uses your CPU WHILE you game stealing FPS and resources from your game.

Services.msc → find "Connected User Experiences and Telemetry" → Disable

[Defiant L’s @DefiantLs]

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