GPT 5.5 is really really good at doing code reviews now, like I have never seen it doing so better than Coderabbit and other tools. Is this just because of the model improvement or some other engineering too? Codex team, spill the beans Tibo Sam Altman

I was talking to a Principal engineer at Amazon, and he told me, "OpenSearch is hell expensive and S3 is slow, fix our problem, Kishan." validations come in pretty crazy way

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somewhat we are doing that Sam

The industry treats agentic memory as a storage problem. We treat it as a distributed systems correctness problem Launching a SOTA CONTEXT/MEMORY solution from KyroDB this weekend. Stay tuned.

Not very accurate. This is another misconception I see many people falling for: "With increasing model intelligence, the need for a standalone context/memory solution will decrease". Well, the reality is quite opposite, the complexities will increase even further, so memory

AI systems do not fail only because the model is weak. They fail because the context is stale, incomplete, unsafe, or irrelevant. The next layer of AI infrastructure is context that is fresh, scoped, and provable before the model acts.

Dreaming is Free. DREAM BIG

AGI is here

Give your AI context that actually works.

We hosted RIXER (Researchers Mixer) couple of weeks ago alongside YC Startup School It went even better than we anticipated, the crowd was really amazing and was exactly what we wanted (also the reason we hosted this) focused group of most incredible people in town we had live

Model intelligence won't solve context. Memory/context is not a feature. It is becoming the data plane of AI. Long context windows help, but they do not eliminate the need for memory/context infra. They mostly change what the infrastructure has to do. The state of AI where we

🗣️: Researchers must be reaching out to you The 100 mails I receive daily: (just freaking stop. If I get one more like this, I am gonna crash out)

feeling context

Just a normal observation - 'People from Africa are very humble and kind'. I have few connections(X, LinkedIn) in different parts of Africa like Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa and when I talk to these people, I find them so kind and welcoming, more than any other part of the

please don't make my server go down

one of the core reasons behind all this is 'Context rot' and we are fixing it, almost near to solving the 'Needle in the haystack problem'.