Dan Alroy

@SatoshiRaver @steipete @davemorin 🙄 sounds more expensive than claude API

@DanAlroyPhilo @steipete @davemorin Prices are online, DB10 (any, asus ascent or 4tb nvidia spark + crs804 and crs812 + cables). This cluster is also for training. 2x DB10 (directly connected - no switch) will get you QWEN3.5 397B with 16-18 tok/s

woke up and my mentions are full of these Both me and @davemorin tried to talk sense into Anthropic, best we managed was delaying this for a week. Funny how timings match up, first they copy some popular features into their closed harness, then they lock out open source.

@SatoshiRaver @steipete @davemorin How much did you spend?

@steipete @davemorin This is how I have been preparing for this moment. 8x DB10 cluster. Running Qwen3.5 397B and other models locally.

@ATabarrok That's the definition of slop

It now takes longer to read a paper than write a paper. Solve for equilibrium.

@NASA What camera was this taken with?

We see our home planet as a whole, lit up in spectacular blues and browns. A green aurora even lights up the atmosphere. That's us, together, watching as our astronauts make their journey to the Moon.

Good morning, world! 🌎 We have spectacular new high-resolution images of our home planet, all of us looking back through the Orion capsule window at our Artemis II astronauts as they continue their journey to the Moon.

I have to keep accepting over and over again that I'm truly-not-great.

@sama Would they not have been able to do that without your help? Why not purchase them as a "patron" using your own money rather than being integrated into OpenAI?

TBPN is my favorite tech show. We want them to keep that going and for them to do what they do so well. I don't expect them to go any easier on us, am sure I'll do my part to help enable that with occasional stupid decisions.

@Ricburton The editorial independence will not last

Joe Rogan selling out to Spotify was terrible This is even more confusing 🫤

@dblumenfeld @Ricburton Jony Ive's company ("io") hadn't produced a single thing though, and no one heard of the brand until the sale. This is entirely different

@Ricburton It makes more sense if you think of this as them getting the hosts to help them with their comms/marketing strategy. Kinda like when they acquired John Ives company to mainly get John to help with their hardware strategy.

@World0fEcho gooning

what do you think jamiroquai's doing rn. like right this second.

@tbpn @garrytan Have you SEEN this guy's "output"? It SUCKS!

.@garrytan says he's telling former technical CEOs to step out of manager mode and get back to building: "My output in terms of real products—not just lines of code—is 90x that of what it was in 2013." "I was talking with a bunch of former-very technical CEOs who now are in full manager-mode. I was like—good news, it's time to come back." "You can still be the manager during the day—but by night, you can be SpiderMan or Batman. You can don the suit, sacrifice a little sleep, and pull out the GStack."

I just flew in from Dimes Square, and

X is going public

@signulll @tszzl was it a joke? I can't tell

@tszzl lol i use it all the fucking time. i appreciate the reply.

the failure mode here is obvious.. you take chatgpt + codex + browsing + agents + workflows… & instead of one system, you get a menu of powers that's actually harder to use. worst case scenario is you end up building a cockpit. very intrigued to see the execution here & the fact that they are being so public about combining different products is also super interesting. i can't imagine the cognitive load the team will have to go through to really combine all of these into one cohesive, simple, & accessible experience for *both consumers & enterprises* at scale. talk about a monumental challenge, although the openai team is extremely talented.

@braelyn_ai How is it a clean room if the agent has access to the original source code?

you probably dont fully understand how serious this Claude Code leak is > code copyright law has been stable since the 80s > you cannot legally copy or fork someone's code without permission (licenses) the caveat is a "clean room" build - start from scratch by people who have never seen the code. it takes too long to build a product from scratch, so it wasn't usually a problem > enter codegen > anyone with a Claude Max plan can "clean room" rebuild any repo just by pointing the agent at the tests > a few months ago, opensource repos started close-sourcing their tests > a codegen rebuild has never been challenged in court > the legal precedent would have the potential to decimate the concept of Open Source forever SO > last night > claude code leaks > Sigrid Jin "clean room" rebuilds claude code in Python > names it Claw-Code > Reminder: Anthropic sued the last open source tool that used a funny "claw" name Now? > Anthropic has the potential to sue this project and put all of software licensing and copyright law into question > Anthropic might allow corporate greed to effectively put an end to opensource software > Anthropic's corporate greed might forever kill the software community as we know it today ... now that you know how serious it could be, the best thing we can do is pressure anthropic to let it go

@SHistorians @dieworkwear site doesn't list the material - what are the cardigans made from?

@dieworkwear @Coach_Mackay_ Well we disagree then. Classic cardigan with an original vintage felt St Andrews Patch.

it's strange to me that Golf Twitter will post old photos of figures like Arnold Palmer but then shop at Lululemon and Peter Millar. And if you suggest where to get higher rise, fuller legged trousers and cardigans, they will say that aesthetic is "gay." but you posted it???

@Ricburton @simonvc why

@simonvc I still find homes with help very strange to be in for any length of time

Home robots will change how we live

@rjonesy @signulll I always thought the joke about Evan Spiegel being FB's head of product was apt.

@signulll Zucks key superpower is shamelessness in stealing

is there anything fb hasn't copied from elon? almost all of the things elon did at x were controversial when they were first implemented, & now they’re the norm. e.g. paid verification, premium subscription to social networks, even threads, etc.

I guess he makes too many tracks. A lot of the names feel like WIP stuff you do when you don't have a name yet. His song names have never made much sense, even before they got all technical. Why "Windowlicker"? The stuff in brackets reference technical details - mastering volumes ("+3"), equipment ("CIRKLON"), or BPM [102.5].

@_enterthevoid8_ @speckvoices is this an april fool's joke? the stuff in brackets do not stand for colors and sounds, they are references to the equipment he used, where the recording or mixing took place, and mastering adjustments he made

@speckvoices Synethesia, I don’t know what type he has but those letters and numbers stand for colors/sounds/etc

why does Aphex Twin need to name every track some shit like xCeiolantheis[13+7 mN8] it's actually kind of annoying

@usgraphics Should be lit with a carbon arc lamp filtered through a Fresnel lens.

But with 5000K LED flicker