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@guileful_reed @codevsdev Dude get kilo code, remote sessions are boss

@codevsdev Just today. But only bc my laptop died and I somehow managed to code from my phone with no cursor etc etc

when was the last time you wrote a code without using AI? 🤔

@codevsdev Does a bash script or SQL migration count? If not it's a while

@tanujDE3180 Can I not choose sk hynix for the absolutely stonking bonus

You’re offered a guaranteed job tomorrow. Which company are you choosing? - OpenAI - Anthropic - Google - Meta - Microsoft - NVIDIA And why?

@caps_raunak @CapRichard3 That depends, the old system I inherited from a "real dev" was a total horror show, we are talking a SQL DB with everything varchar(255) no FK usage at all, no indexes, it was a thing of pure evil and I do not understand how it ever worked at all, not all real humans are great

@CapRichard3 AI is fast, but it still makes many mistakes. Real human work has soul and fewer errors.

Bro, I'm so fucking tired of this AI shit. You pour 8–10 years into mastering a craft late nights, brutal feedback, real scars from real failures. Then some model trained on millions of stolen data (including yours) spits out better work in 4 seconds flat. And the replies? "This is amazing Future is here" We're not progressing. We're enthusiastically building the machine that makes our entire skillset worthless and calling it innovation.

@ApexSeeker_ Too much focus on London while the rest of the country crumbles

🇯🇵 I am Japanese. I have a question for people all over the world. What do you think is the biggest waste of money your country is doing?

@ThrillaRilla369 Securityhole.com the old hacks, cracks and warez site

Anyone who surfed the early web between 1995-2009, what’s the one website you still think about?

@messedupfoods Why won't her employer pay right in the first place?

You walk into a restaurant and see this. What’s your first thought? 🤔

@FinalSpace i just saw the Ottowa book tour date that has a screening too. im just gonna throw this out here, im willing to put in the lions share of the work to make something similar happen at somewhere like HOME in Manchester UK if thats what it takes

@MayohAnthony @FinalSpace Seems I am, doing there within the 1st hour wasn't enough

@FinalSpace Missed the first but am I fuck missing the 2nd 😂 cant wait ✌️

HAPPY FINAL SPACE FRIDAY! London Day 2! Ottawa! And Salt Lake City! Have now been added to the tour! 🚀 Snag a ticket: finalspaceends.com And shipping…always shipping…in fact I need to get my booty buns back to that. ✌️ -Olan

@FinalSpace I feel maybe you'll need a full UK tour given the rate they're getting sold out, and definitely outside London

Yeah…I’ll look into a few more stops.

@FinalSpace Dude, already gone😭

@realtechspecs it kinda did only for audio, i made a video player app that sent different audio to different output devices, even bluetooth so me and my partner could watch anime in different languages, im sure i could integrate subs

🌌 Multiverse: Display up to 4 subtitle tracks simultaneously. Your family speaks different languages? Everyone watches together, each reading their own. This didn’t exist before Ray.

Press play on any video. In any language. Subtitles appear in seconds. Ray is the world’s first AI media player — instant subtitles & translation in 200+ languages. AI dubbing. Video restoration. 15+ platforms. Coming to Kickstarter. 🚀 Waitlist: rayplayer.com

@LuciousLyre @TheOldOtaku @Grummz Spotify? Though I'm not sure there lol

@TheOldOtaku @Grummz something that didn't make the world worse, I mean

PewDiePie releasing a local based LLM agent to compete with ChatGPT and OpenClaw was not on my bingo card for 2026: What is Odysseus? Local/self-hosted AI workspace — Runs on your own hardware (or via APIs if you want), no cloud dependency, no accounts, no telemetry/tracking. Includes agents — Self-evolving agents that can do real tasks like web browsing, file editing, document work, research reports, email triage/auto-replies, etc. Features — Chat interface, memory, deep research tools, image generation/editing, MCP support, galleries, libraries, and more. It’s basically his custom "ChatOS" evolved into a full productivity suite. Built because he got tired of janky self-hosting setups and giving data to big tech.

@BarnoidTM @Grummz If he's building for local and considering it something anyone should take note of he's gonna need to shoot for a 32b but he will have to beat the likes of qwen3.6 and gemma4, no small task that. Local models realistically need to target 16gb as that's affordable for most

This is great in theory, but has anyone actually tried running this LLM on commodity H/W? LLMs are extremely resource-intensive in terms of compute and memory. Unless you have a $20k rig at home, I don't expect the throughput (generated tokens/second) to be acceptable for a state-of-the-art model.

@Grummz Params? MoE? Attention systems? Benchmarks? Any actual info at all? Or reason it may be worth consideration more than any other random project other than he's a celebrity and not one known for having top tier maths or technical skills

@PhilterMusic Ooh I don't even have a table (flac nerd) but even I'm tempted

This year marks the 15th anniversary of "The Beautiful Lies". With that, the original trilogy is now available as vinyl on demand. Get them here: elasticstage.com/Philter Thank you to everyone who has been with me on this adventure so far, you are awesome!

@FinalSpace what sort of probs are you having with the UK addresses? its well within my wheelhouse so i may be able to help

Shipping Update. June 1st. 2026. Had a great meeting with MacMillian to discuss where they’re at and the small of the issue they’re running into with international orders. They have fixed it. We had about 100+ orders kick back during Round 1, where they manually tracked down and fixed the addresses. After that first round, only about 15 orders got kicked back from Batch 1, Round 2 which is actually a huge improvement. Usually this means the address is unreadable, incomplete, or the computer system doesn’t know how to interpret certain non-English keyboard characters. We had a couple Arabic addresses that had trouble transferring between systems. And UK addresses are still causing a few issues but less so now. We even had someone put their name as "My Email My Email" which... haha maybe that's a real name, idk. So we’re reaching out to those people directly to update addresses or track down whatever information we need. International peeps, the good news is: they’re figuring it out and pushing through it all. I’ve already seen a few of you getting tracking numbers, which is awesome. We also now have tracking data for orders up to and beyond the 10,000-ish mark they went out today, which is great. It really feels like everyone is starting to hit their groove. MacMillian has honestly been crushing it, and I’ve been boots on the ground too packing, taping, shipping, unloading. Not a spare hand is being wasted getting these things out. This week we entered the phase of shipping orders roughly in the BATCH 3: 10,000–16,000 range while simultaneously packing 16,000–20,000-ish. And a few in BATCH 2 international. Also worth mentioning: before we started shipping, I had a choice between faster automated packaging kind of a cold-press cardboard Cheez-It box style that automatically packs and labels or the slower, stronger, more expensive cardboard T-fold boxes. We tested both. I hated how the faster packaging looked and felt. It would have moved WAY faster, but it simply wasn’t as strong. We even had one test where a puncture went straight into the book. Look, damage is unavoidable with shipping. It’s going to happen regardless of what happens, we even had a Midnight Edition get damaged and it was in a cardboard box while inside a bubble mailer haha. That’s why I set aside thousands of books that aren’t for sale purely for replacements and exchanges. I chose the slower route knowing it would add a little more time... but also a lot more protection. Was that the right move? I think so. I like doing things right the first time. Usually that means things move a little slower. But sincerely, thank you for the patience. The job isn't done, until you all have your books. Onwards! -O

@finaIspace Is this what I need to do to get another UK date? And I mean anywhere, ideally not londonn, anywhere else idely but if London is all I'll do it

Olan plz answer our dear Colourmix’s prayers and add a Brisbane stop to the Australian leg of the tour 😭😭 posting this bc they’re being SILENCED BY EL*N

@FinalSpace Since I already had most of the code from another project I threw together an address validation thing that takes a CSV file and spits out a cleaned addresses and a "requires review" file, just let me know if you want the code or anything

@GasPoweredCat I'll look into that were meeting on Monday to figure it all out

Hey everyone! I’m going to keep posting updates whenever I have them even if they’re tiny. So here’s the latest breakdown for both the COLOR EDITION and MIDNIGHT EDITION. First off: we’re answering roughly 500 emails a day…and then wake up to another 500 the next morning. A lot of these are address updates, which is totally fine we’re working through them and figuring it all out. It’s just clogging our inbox, but we expected this to happen which is why we had as many people as possible do it three months ago. COLOR EDITION We’re now in the later part of Batch 2. The timing got a little weird because of Memorial Day weekend, so MacMillian was closed Monday (though we did get a jump on Midnight Editions that day). About 400 international orders are going out tomorrow on top of USA, Canada. We’re also having a meeting Monday to figure out how to speed this process up even more. The biggest bottleneck right now is honestly just data. The process goes: Nashville exports batches → MacMillian imports them → UPS imports them There’s a small data conformity issue happening between systems, mostly with certain UK addresses. Some UK addresses work perfectly, others have unusual formatting where there’s no street name and only numbers or district identifiers. Different systems want address information formatted differently, so we’ve had to manually verify some of these orders. USA, Canada, and most international orders are moving smoothly and at a nice pace. This is still moving around 40x faster than I could have done this by myself. Thousands of books have been shipped out and it is getting faster MIDNIGHT EDITION We’ve been packing roughly 200-ish books per day. We have around 400 books hitting the post office tomorrow. We already have another 100 packed and we’re continuing to pack through today and tomorrow. MIDNIGHT SHIP DAYS ARE: TUESDAYS & FRIDAYS (The post office hates us.) But we are moving. We’re working long hours and moving about as fast as we can. One final thing: You may notice some big jumps in batch numbers. That’s because batch numbers include ALL orders not just graphic novels. More tomorrow! -Olan