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@AntiTrumpCanada @SecWar @honeywhite2023 Coronaviruses have been known since the 1960s. Experimental? Research has lasted longer than your first two marriages combined. Pete needs a vivitrol vaccine. Plus, your pumpkin colored papi is the one who funded operation warpspeed

@SecWar @honeywhite2023 Fuck off you incompetent piece of fucking shit. You’re a fucking disgrace.

The Biden administration’s experimental COVID-19 vaccine mandate was wrongfully forced onto our warfighters. It was unjust, and we are doing EVERYTHING we can to make it right.

@ZacksJerryRig @dbongino Are you going to give specific and objective examples, or do we just accept any ad hominem against @AOC as accurate actuality?

@dbongino Dan Bongino is a Pedophile protector.

AOC is correct about one thing, SHE could never become a billionaire. She’s way too dumb to generate any societal value in a meritocracy. However, she’s just dumb enough to make a fortune as a democrat politician appealing to the liberal freeloader class.

@VraserX That's one small slice of the pie of problems. Imagine adding space debris, cosmic rays, extreme temperatures, etc. Easy to see through musk's ketamine fueled fantasies when one has at least a basic grasp of math/physics, science, and real world experience.

Elon’s pivot to space data centers has the exact same smell as Full Self Driving being “next year” since 2016. The idea sounds amazing. The physics does not. On Earth, data centers dump insane amounts of heat into air and water. In orbit, there is no air to carry that heat away. You are basically stuck radiating waste heat into space, which means enormous radiator surfaces. AI data centers are not cute satellites. They are power hungry GPU furnaces. Then comes maintenance. GPUs fail. Power systems fail. Cooling systems fail. Networking fails. On Earth, technicians replace parts constantly. In orbit, every failure becomes dead mass or a space mission. Could space compute happen eventually? Sure. But selling it as an imminent pivot is classic Musk timeline theatre. Maybe in ten plus years.

@sama Ahead of its time. It's almost as if it was written right now

it has been a real pleasure to work with Greg over the past decade. i feel very lucky. this post held up pretty well, but not did not sufficiently highlight his technical brilliance and sheer determination. blog.samaltman.com/greg

@ZacksJerryRig @TheJusticeDept To their credit, 4 is a high number they can count to. All on one hand too

@TheJusticeDept Four. The number of people you caught is 4. Congrats.

🚨MULTIPLE ALIENS CHARGED WITH ILLEGALLY VOTING IN FEDERAL ELECTIONS AND MAKING FALSE STATEMENTS WHILE APPLYING FOR U.S. CITIZENSHIP

“This administration will not tolerate aliens who attempt to vote in our elections when they know they are not eligible.” -Acting Attorney General @DAGToddBlanche 

🔗: justice.gov/usao-nj/pr/mul…

@C_S_Skeptic Pretty easy to see the pattern of musk wanting absolute control over everything, beautifully explained in your videos

Exactly right.

@sama Make a chatGPT laptop in collaboration with Nvidia or AMD

wow y'all love 5.5 we should think of something nice to do to celebrate!

@sama The pro 200 is an exponentially better deal. If we kept that proportional growth, a 300 super pro or extra pro would be a no-brainer

codex with the $20 plan is a really good deal

@DurvidImel @sama Most likely implying 5.5 is in its infant stages, so despite impressive feats at this point, we have yet to see the full capabilities yet to come.

@sama What exactly does this mean

5.5 is so earnest "little engine that could" energy

@TheRealAdamG @OpenAI is the soulmate you were too busy buried in your books to give a chance to

ChatGPT was that fun nice girl you dated in high school. Codex is that girl you met freshman year of college.

@sama @sama it's only a fraction of OpenAI's potential

Images 2.0 really got over some important qualitative threshold for me that I didn't know existed.

We’ll easily get past 1 GPU per human before 2040 if energy and compute 2x every year after 2030.

@nicdunz @sama @ChatGPTapp @OpenAI

please reply to this with your best chatgpt images 2.0 gens!

@SenMarkKelly The room is spinning because: Mark Kelly: human centrifuge training for NASA 🚀 Pete kegseth: one too many 🍾o

George Washington believed that vaccinating his troops against smallpox was the key to winning the Revolutionary War and our independence. A founding father from 250 years ago had a better understanding of science and military readiness than Pete Hegseth.

@sama Thank you @sama and @OpenAI team! Let's goooooo

Really excited for this week! Next up, we've got something to show you at 12 pm PT today.

Schrodinger's Imagesv2. I'm using web, but it's saying app. No update available for the app, but the update exists.

@jonathanstea Wait until itamara finds out about community college

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@TheRealAdamG I'm still amazed how o1 preview easily chewed through the calculus I battled in high school 20 years ago

openai.com/index/introduc… I think that big bet on reasoning and test-time compute is going to pay off

@arrakis_ai Massive difference! I asked it for the news on different topics in 1 prompt, and gave me roughly 3x the usual length, depth, insight, and related news that actually fits my interest scope. It was proactive in finding information I didn't think to ask, and tied it all together

I think GPT-5.5 is already being tested among some users within the GPT Pro model. Its performance, design, and visual understanding capabilities have improved dramatically.