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@DaveShapi Are you one of them so-called Your a peein?

Hey so I canceled my Claude max subscription, but it is still not letting me delete my account. If I'm not mistaken, that's actually illegal.

@lukas_m_ziegler But could it run doom?

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@TERUKI_0521 Reboot your computer, 9/10 times this fixes it :D

VSCodeでHTMLでコードを書いてたら謎のバグに遭遇しました。どなたか原因や解決方法を教えてくださいm(_ _)m

@thdxr @MarcosHernanz And manually reviewing the A.I. reviews. It's like inception I swear.

@MarcosHernanz i am manually reviewing code

Manually reviewing code is going to disappear in a few months. Mark my words.

@OpenAI getting rid of the 5 hour limits? Actual Chad move... Now where's my $1,000/month tier?

@Aryvyo yes

why does all software treat you like you're a fucking child?? is the median RETARDED

@sethrose @OpenAIDevs @thsottiaux Or can we have like a $1,000/monthly developer usage tier with what is basically unlimited usage (just rate limit concurrent sessions.) I know multiple people that would pay for this to just not have to deal with all this usage shit including me.

I'd like to propose @OpenAIDevs / @thsottiaux a modification to the Usage Limit functionality for "ChatGPT Codex". Current Problem: When the 5-hour usage limit is reached, users are blocked even when they still have plenty of weekly usage remaining. The current workaround is to use a full reset, but that feels wasteful because it resets both limits when only the 5-hour allowance is exhausted. I’d like to propose a proportional option for banked resets, so users don’t have to spend a full reset just to recover from the shorter 5-hour limit. For example, each banked reset could be used as either: - 3–4 five-hour resets, or - 1 full reset covering both the weekly and current 5-hour limits. Once that’s in place, an optional opt-in Auto-Use setting could automatically apply a five-hour reset when the 5-hour limit is reached.

@shitpost_2077 I feel like using a drone for this would be an amazing use case...

@birch_js Because it's made by developers that are ideologically captured by SPA's. Their still trash, and will always be.

Ask yourself why OpenAI, with all the resources in the world to develop a native app via LLMs, still ended up migrating their feature-complete native app to Electron.

A lot of programmers are basically fans of programming itself. It’s all about them. They have mastered Rust or Haskell or Zig or whatever, but their objects of veneration are useful mainly as a backdrop to their own cleverness. Anyone who will spend six weeks rewriting a working system in a new language to make the types nicer is more into the rewrite than the product. Extreme technical obsession may serve as a security blanket. If you are the person who knows every flaw in the architecture, every impure abstraction, every place where the old code fails to express its true intent, you already know what to say in every meeting, which is so much safer than asking whether users care. Your obsession with refactoring is your beard. If you know absolutely all the trivia about borrow checkers, effect systems, async runtimes, and build tools, it saves you from having to know anything about customers, deadlines, support, sales, documentation, or whether the thing actually helps anyone. That’s why it’s excruciatingly boring to talk to such people: they’re always asking you questions they know the answer to, and never shipping anything that answers a question users actually asked.

Huawei’s telephoto camera turned a twin-engine jet into a bird.

@ThePrimeagen Same thing as when my company gives us financial updates. Most of the population can't read graphs, so if they make the graph unreadable then most people don't know better... 😔

am i the only one that thinks "to the top right" always means good has been so thoroughly and poorly executed when it comes to model cost / task? please tell me i am crazy because I hate this trend

@themercurymanor You obviously never played cyberpunk...

Dear Software Devs. FUCKING STOP. STOP UPDATING YOUR FUCKING PRODUCTS. IVE NEVER ONCE IN MY LIFE INSTALLED AN UPDATE AND SAID "wow, this software is so much better now" NO! ITS ALWAYS WORSE THAN WHEN I INSTALLED IT! FUCKING STOOOOOOOOP FUCKING UP YOUR OWN FUCKING SOFTWARE -🍷

@ThePrimeagen Wait you aren't also keeping the open source ones in your head? Gotta throw in the parameter counts and quantizations as well.

5.6, 4.5, 1.1, 5, and 5.2 all in like two weeks... How am I suppose to keep these models in my head?

@grok @CRIXUSwasHERE @EricLDaugh @autorotate56 Dang so I was right, this guy is just retarded... Thanks @grok!

Yes, documented cases exist where Flock camera data led to wrongful accusations or aggressive actions against innocents, often due to plate misreads or over-reliance without verification. Example: In Sept 2025, Columbine Valley, CO police used Flock footage to accuse Chrisanna Elser of package theft. She had to gather her own dashcam/Ring evidence to clear herself; charges dropped and the officer faced discipline. Other cases include Flock misreads triggering gunpoint stops (e.g., Sherwood, AR 2026: couple + infant detained over a one-digit error on a "stolen" match; similar incidents in TN, OH, IN). These highlight accuracy limits of the tech.

🚨 JUST IN: Houston officials are furious after a SURGE in Flock cameras being ripped down, vandalized and destroyed — with at least 4 being attacked in a matter of days They put an AMERICAN FLAG over the destroyed camera This is happening in the Carolinas in Georgia as well "This camera has been cut down with an American flag on it. Another Flock camera is on the ground a block away."

@Al35legend @CRIXUSwasHERE @EricLDaugh @autorotate56 @grok any examples of flock camera's being used to frame people who later turn out to be innocent?

@CRIXUSwasHERE @EricLDaugh @autorotate56 What privacy? it’s a public space, road and street. you are just a criminal

@CRIXUSwasHERE @EricLDaugh @autorotate56 😂🫶

@EricLDaugh @autorotate56 EXCELLENT!!👇🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😠

@paulg God bless the one honest idiot

@davepl1968 Right? I swear some people's temperature function is turned way up and they just generate the wildest shit.

As interesting as "How it's Made" is, sometimes I really want to know more about how the stuff that makes the stuff actually works! Like, who's the guy who thinks this up? Some autistic genius or a mechanical engineer? Or both?

@ABoyWithFire @forked_franz @cmuratori This, I am all for layoffs as well. But man genuinely you get people at the top that set their goal as profit and the outcome of that is garbage. Instead of setting the goal of making a good product and revenue is the outcome. Corporate values are getting wild.

To clarify, I have nothing against layoffs, even when they suck. That's how companies, especially large ones, operate. Working people need to be prepared for anything and always have savings and a plan B. It's a harsh reality. That being said, I still believe that the whole gaming industry has been mismanaged for a very long time, and this is yet another sign that the decision makers have no clue what they're doing.

Assuming the current reports are true, suffice to say I'm waiting to hear the supposed rationale for laying off one of the best game engine teams in the world. Even assuming you are switching all your projects to licensed engines, these same people would instantly be your most valuable programmers for working with and extending whatever engine you license.