you can safely ignore hot takes on privacy, data sovereignty, etc. from those who vote for politicians that take precisely those rights away from us

we need a comprehensive global survey to determine which areas of the world say “clode” vs. “clawd” when referring to our friend claude

at least 70% of these people are upper-middle class trust fund kids with doctorates in philosophy who feel deeply threatened by what AI makes available to everyone

bullish on fabric and spandex

they made 5.6 sol xhigh far less chatty than 5.5 xhigh in codex, interesting choice. feels like a monk in comparison.

so much of the fear surrounding AI ("it's a bubble!!! subscriptions will cost 100x more!!!") is simply our inability to reckon with the incredible power we have been given. by next year, fable will be old hat and in your pocket for a reasonable price. a new frontier will already be well-established, and once again we ... Show more

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privacy pools v2 trusted setup ceremony is now live contribute your entropy at ceremony.privacypools.com, takes 15-60min

“safety” continues to be used as a blunt cudgel to justify taking away our rights and increasing gov control that many in the EU loudly decry the U.S. as a fascist state is laughable when this is their state of affairs at home

your belief of what % of people actually work hard determines a great deal of your downstream worldview

living in canada is constantly being told by boomers that our country is vastly superior to the U.S., meanwhile $100k isn't even enough for a *down payment* on a shitty house with bad plumbing and mold

positioning your entire political platform around eagerly banning things you don’t like is incompatible with freedom, no matter what words you use to dress it up under the guise of morality

codex productizing usage resets, to the point that you can save them for later, is pretty absurd nonetheless I remain thankful to the subsidized compute gods because otherwise I don't think I would be able to make it through these sprints