when the exam is so hard you’re learning new things by reading the questions

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The real-world usage data that open models are receiving via OpenCode Zen free tier must be incredibly valuable. I have a good feeling about future Kimi, GLM, and MiniMax releases. Seriously a win-win-win for everyone involved.

me, 10 years ago: plz let me work on distributed systems! now: oh god please keep it one process one machine for as long as you can

Truly this is the year

anyone who uses LLMs less than me is a stubborn luddite missing out on so much potential uplift. anyone who uses LLMs more than me has AI psychosis

An advanced, AI-powered technology is developed The Pentagon wants it and demands an eccentric CEO turn it over to the government He declines, setting up a clash between the U.S. and the company's suddenly in-demand tech Anyway this is the plot of Iron Man 2

Shock of my life that matrix multiplication ended being important

imagine building a product so good that the president of the western hemisphere publicly forces you to sell it to him instead of using any of the competitors

A church in York Pa has issued a "Loud Kid Policy."

Incredible publicity for Anthropic right now.

All those videos of "Dad reflexes" are not just showing reflexes. You always have a background process going, calculating trajectories.

If someone had told me in 1990 that I would be sending a post on a microblogging site (not a thing), about writing natural language instructions to an AI agent to create symbolic mathematics, rewrite a paper, then write the code in a readable language (python, not released) to

Beautifully written and the most level-headed take I've read thus far on what's happening in the world.

Discipline is not a genetic trait. You build it one day at a time. So don’t be jealous. Get to work.

can’t believe you fell for the anti-california psyop just pay the taxes lil bro

You cannot optimize what you haven't mastered manually. You haven't earned the right to automate until you've felt the friction of the manual labor.

sent this to the team today everything great comes from being able to delay gratification for as long as possible and it feels like we're collectively losing our ability to do that