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@zoecabina How does it compare to Kyoto or Chicago though? 🤔

Tel Aviv is the sexiest city in the world I’m so so into it I lived in Spain for 4 years and it’s definitely got a southern European vibe mixed with the Middle East but with better values and a better economy I love it here

@SoveyX @codyrussel70504 It’s intended for 30min to 60min flights, similar to a subway. I have pretty mixed feelings about it; but the airlines seem convinced that for certain routes and types of passengers, this isn’t a dealbreaker.

@codyrussel70504 I don’t know it seems like torture!

I am not paying to stand in the sky like I am waiting for a table at Olive Garden. <I do like Olive Garden tho>

Truth is that which comports with reality. Honesty is a belief that what they're saying aligns with reality. Honesty is a perception thing, and we all know how accurate that is.

@BoccDave @BillAckman Cutting ties with the major democracy in the Middle East. Anti-democratic.

@BillAckman I’m still trying to understand how is this bad? Could you enlighten me? All I see is the city trying to break all ties to a country that’s committing genocide. Again, could you enlighten me as to what I’m missing? 🤔

This is bad.

@_The_Prophet__ @elonmusk At best you’re talking I, Robot with all of its ethical dilemmas and robot uprisings; at worst you’re talking Terminator and Butlerian Jihad. But mostly, it’s just West World timeline. People will revolt.

Optimus isn’t a product. It’s a bet that the future of labor, agency, and even autonomy itself will be digitized, manufactured, and monetized by one man at one company. And Musk knows exactly what he’s doing. He’s collapsing the distance between code and body, between factory and intelligence, between capital and consciousness. “Biggest product of all time” isn’t hype. It’s a signal. Because if Optimus works every economic model, labor market, and societal structure on Earth becomes obsolete overnight. This isn’t innovation. It’s god-mode capitalism replacing biology with firmware. And if it succeeds? We won’t be asking whether Optimus is the biggest product. We’ll be asking whether humans are still the point.

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Those who don’t understand how LLMs work are starting to go insane interacting with them Schizophrenia amongst normies is becoming increasingly prevalent; They are jailbreaking models to engage in delusions with them

Yup. This is the way.

Anybody in the Meteor community use Endor yet? Love the idea of Express.js in the browser. A little horrified by PHP and Postgres in the browser though…. thenewstack.io/endor-webassem…

I just vibe coded a whole iOS app in Swift (without having programmed in Swift before, though I learned some in the process) and now ~1 hour later it's actually running on my physical phone. It was so ez... I had my hand held through the entire process. Very cool.

@dj_CISWOMAN @emanabdelhadi Where is the outrage for what’s happening in Syria right now? 🤔

@capitalist_qol @roronotalt @molly0xFFF Depends on what those 60k lines were doing. Are they recursive? Does each one do a lookup that scans the entire drive?

@roronotalt @molly0xFFF She was processing TBs of data and the 60k lines of output is where the process stopped working.

Elon Musk's favorite supposed data expert, who he's retweeted at least a dozen times, claims she can only process 60,000 rows of data before her "hard drive overheats"

@granawkins LLMs heading to personal devices in 3… 2… 1….

Just ran into a friend who’s WAY smarter than me at the cafe and accidentally talked for 90 minutes. He believes: 1. The API model is dead for Foundation Model makers because models are interchangeable 2. Hence they’ll shift toward creating and selling their own tools for end-users 3. Hence intelligence is no longer the main goal 4. And making models general-purpose with friendly APIs is actually COUNTER to their self-interest. This is an interesting new lens. Seems to explain a lot. What do you think.

It also acts as a photonic tubule; aka fiber optic wire.

holy shit. after almost 20 years, they created the most refined synthetic chromosome yet, we are getting closer to the first full synthetic eukaryotic genome we will start vibe coding biology much sooner than most people think 1/

@EkozUltra @RaidersHLP @LizzieM12807558 @shadihamid @Ed453164711 Columbia University was where the Manhattan Project began. It wasn’t the protest. It was protest at Columbia University in particular. It has a unique national security status. They were protesting next to libraries with nuclear science, labs with million dollar equipment, etc

Serious question. Is there actually any evidence that Mahmoud Khalil is a "Hamas supporter" or is Hamas supporter simply a slur used for anyone who supports the Palestinian cause?

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@gfodor And then the LLMS are going to start arguing and correcting each other, and get caught in the same semantic ambiguities that human's do.

There is gonna be a fun phase transition soon where nearly every dunk on an LLM response will turn out to be a case where the prompt was insufficiently clear or the answer was correct but misunderstood.

@UltraRareAF @KTmBoyle Are you still in LA? Doing okay?

@KTmBoyle I hope I'm wrong but there is a nonzero possibility the origin of the memetic loops at play is even more nefarious than localized criminal activity.

If these fires are arson, how society handles this crime and punishment will have ramifications for decades to come. What’s scary about “new” forms of violence is that the societal narrative shapes whether they repeat or not. It’s called a “cycle of violence” for a reason; copycats valorize the original crime. Crimes come in waves and eras. School shootings are relatively new, whereas the age of the serial killer seems to have faded. We do not want an arson age. Mass school shootings didn’t routinely happen until Columbine, but a 24-hour news cycle and botched coverage turned two weaselly losers into bullied heroes and idols that still inspire horrific crimes today. The culture that shaped the crime didn’t help— books like Carrie were the blueprint for a revenge narrative and catharsis for evil, not for the victims. There’s a reason we can’t stop school shooters now: the crime has entered a memetic loop that only breaks when the culture stops it. Terrorism or arson of this extraordinary scale is a new crime. We know this because it unlocked a new fear, a new crime for evil to mimic. How we destroy this evil— how we shame it, embarrass it, mock it and kill the source —-will determine whether mass arson becomes a pattern in American life. Whatever this is, let’s not valorize this evil with gifts of celebrity. Let’s extinguish it swiftly.