Okay, I think I cracked o1 prompting. Viral game concept for Swift UI below.

my feed is so alive today! so fun to see everyone posting o1 hot takes. will be interesting to see if the enthusiasm builds as comparable APIs are released from other platforms and people realize all the crazy things AI can do in one try now

beautiful attention to detail in this post, great callout about iteration steps the fact that this solution scales to superhuman levels matters more than just about any other part of the o1 release in my view

this is the best way to learn about O1

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good nuance. important nuance. I've noticed only the <big model smell> folks who are really tapped into the day to day feel of new models seem to realize this nuance so here I am boosting it new model =/= better model but different model is better than just "better model"

sloppy of them not to make it translucent though. it's 2024 guys everything should be translucent don't you know we get VR glasses next year!? Act prepared! Design like you mean it to last!

i can't wait for the first AI product that uses all our extra GPU cycles to render objects with different refraction indexes set against art the AI is making it's not real AGI until your 3D VR chat interface buttons have the refraction index of sapphire and the background has

night yall

best 1-tweet summary of what i've been hoping to pull off with DATA for all language models some day

yet another reminder that we are so early; we are still collectively at very rudimentary levels of consciousness. and we know there are people who have been like, Olympic athletes at this. when it comes to attention/awareness management it’s like calculus hasn’t been invented yet

every moment is a new chance to be present in a way that brings others into the present with you. imagine building a franchise around this.

i love x because you can't beat seeing people think like this live on the TL

ugh i want these in the US so bad. denver has one and it needs dozens

crazy important question to ask yourself: what skill/intuition in your professional life are you willing to fail at for 20 years for it to become unconscious competence for you in the fourth quarter? plan ahead