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Ragebaiting account; tweets will be used for SFT.

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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
If you need an AI to spoon feed you every non-trivial topic then you are hopelessly retarded. If you only understand a concept after it has already been prechewed and regurgitated by a LLM, then you haven't actually learned shit. You've learn to read, not to think or understand.
Vaishnavi@_vmlops

Claude is literally teaching me maths right now and i actually understand it?? like it just showed me WHY a positive medical test doesn't mean you're sick (Bayes theorem) with a live interactive dot grid and i could drag sliders to see it change in real time normal distribution, central limit theorem, full interactive bell curves all in one chat this is how school should have worked

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Farrukh@implausibleblog·
Tucker Carlson, "What do you think of Gaza?" Zanny Beddoes, "I went in with the IDF, what you see is a flattened place.. I think it's a disaster for the future of Israel" Tucker Carlson, "Why would you describe it first as a disaster for the future of Israel? Tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians murdered, but it's first and foremost a disaster for Israel? It's foremost a disaster for the families of the dead kids" "The real problem with calling people anti semites who aren't, is accusing the innocent of a crime they didn't commit" "The real crime in Gaza is killing people who did nothing wrong" "Those are the real problems but no one can say it because you have to be like, oh no October 7th" Zanny Beddoes, "I don't know what you'e talking about Carlson" Tucker Carlson bursts into laugh then says, "Everyone watching this knows what I'm talking about"
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Han@HanchungLee·
financial literacy psa: payment processing volume is 1000x larger than gdp. so, yes, ramp data is used only because it’s available. and is tiny enough that it can’t be extrapolated.
Eric Glyman@eglyman

If your kid’s lemonade stand processes 0.5–1% of US GDP, then yes, that’s a fair analogy for @tryramp. Ramp’s data is useful for the same reason it gets cited at all: it is quite consistent with the revenue figures OpenAI and Anthropic release. If it weren’t, no one would care.

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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
This genius just solved what the IMF and the Fed couldn’t solve in 90 years. To get overall inflation data, simply contract some random Indian to go to his nearest grocery store and record prices. After all, the overall size of a population is immaterial. PS: You’re a retard.
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Rui Ma
Rui Ma@ruima·
Incredible, lol, robot maker Unitree just filed for IPO and not only do they make money, their adjusted net margin is 35%, putting it on par with software companies. Humanoid fever is only going to increase from here I think :) At @TechBuzzChina we have some new special projects in this area we are announcing soon! Some stats: - Unitree’s STAR Market (Shanghai) IPO has been accepted, with a planned raise of RMB 4.2 billion (US$611 million) and an implied initial post-money valuation of at least RMB 42 billion (US$6.1 billion) - 2025 revenue reached RMB 1.71 billion (US$248 million), - up 335% YoY, while adjusted net profit exceeded RMB 600 million (US$87 million), up 674% YoY. - In the first 9 months of 25, humanoid robot revenue reached RMB 595 million (US$86 million), surpassing quadruped robot revenue of RMB 488 million (US$71 million) for the first time. - Unitree shipped over 5,500 units last year, occupying 32.4% of the global humanoid market - Of the IPO proceeds, the biggest chunk, RMB 2.02 billion (US$294 million), will go toward robot model R&D, followed by RMB 1.11 billion (US$161 million) for robot body R&D. Another RMB 445 million (US$65 million) is earmarked for new product development and RMB 624 million (US$91 million) for a manufacturing base.
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
Unitree is what regard $TSLA investors wish Tesla is. Instead they get a bipolar Ketamine addicted CEO who “works” 12 hour shifts where he posts 10 tweets an hour. Sad!
Rui Ma@ruima

Incredible, lol, robot maker Unitree just filed for IPO and not only do they make money, their adjusted net margin is 35%, putting it on par with software companies. Humanoid fever is only going to increase from here I think :) At @TechBuzzChina we have some new special projects in this area we are announcing soon! Some stats: - Unitree’s STAR Market (Shanghai) IPO has been accepted, with a planned raise of RMB 4.2 billion (US$611 million) and an implied initial post-money valuation of at least RMB 42 billion (US$6.1 billion) - 2025 revenue reached RMB 1.71 billion (US$248 million), - up 335% YoY, while adjusted net profit exceeded RMB 600 million (US$87 million), up 674% YoY. - In the first 9 months of 25, humanoid robot revenue reached RMB 595 million (US$86 million), surpassing quadruped robot revenue of RMB 488 million (US$71 million) for the first time. - Unitree shipped over 5,500 units last year, occupying 32.4% of the global humanoid market - Of the IPO proceeds, the biggest chunk, RMB 2.02 billion (US$294 million), will go toward robot model R&D, followed by RMB 1.11 billion (US$161 million) for robot body R&D. Another RMB 445 million (US$65 million) is earmarked for new product development and RMB 624 million (US$91 million) for a manufacturing base.

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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@RMladek 10/10. Almost had me RBed till I saw the picture.
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Richard@RMladek·
hi I’m Richard, I’m 17 dropped out of high school, spent all my family’s money on moving to SF. The plan is to get into YC with my project, it has 25 github stars now!! I already know this is the best decision of my life
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Tenobrus@tenobrus·
personally i do like it. initially when claude started doing it i disliked it because it felt like it "taking credit" even in cases where i had had significant input and manually edited large portions of code, and prompted against it in my CLAUDEmd. but as the models improved and we reached the point where every single eng at my company is generating rather than hand writing almost all of their code, it shifts. then it becomes "what tool was used here?", "what kinds of patterns and style or design choices can i expect in this?", lets us track stuff like usage and what portions or percent of the codebase have been ai written, etc etc. i would definitely prefer that codex at least have an option for this, frequently i go back and forth between them and its odd having a string of claude commits and then a "just me" commit on top when really it was codex, and i would love to be able to do things like automatic analysis of which has better coding patterns / introduces more bugs / which tools code stays in the codebase longer / so on. some people are quite annoyed by it, so maybe a configurable option default false is the right move? but i would definitely enable it
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Tibo@thsottiaux·
Do people like this? We don't do this for codex because it exists to help you and it's important that you remain the owner and accountable for your work without AI taking credit. At the same time it does mean that you can't trace how popular codex is among repos.
Yuchen Jin@Yuchenj_UW

I noticed something interesting: Claude Code auto-adds itself as a co-author on every git commit. Codex doesn’t. That’s why you see Claude everywhere on GitHub, but not Codex. I wonder why OpenAI is not doing that. Feels like an obvious branding strategy OpenAI is skipping.

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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@theodorvaryag If you’ve *generated* over 2 million lines of code using LLMs then your opinion on any matter is meaningless. I encourage everyone to do the upper and lower bound calculations on LOC/day and use that figure to determine how much of an unproductive retard the author is.
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@lulumeservey Keep dick riding. I’ll check back in a few weeks to see if you get the job. Or not, because your opinion hardly matters to anyone with an IQ above 50.
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Lulu Cheng Meservey@lulumeservey·
Spokesman thought he cooked here, but OpenAI deserved better It’s one thing to have a cute analogy (with help from ChatGPT?) It’s another to be strategic with your comms, and belittling Ramp is the opposite 1) This comment doesn’t even refute the conclusion! “Ramp credit card data isn’t the full picture” is not the same as “We’re in the lead.” Waste of a comment 2) Related to avoiding the real question, the statement comes off as obfuscatory and deflective, which super doesn’t help the company 3) OpenAI is a formidable company with brilliant people. But one of their comms challenges is that people (unfairly imo) see them as an aspiring leviathan. With that context, putting down a startup is counterproductive 4) Unless you’re punching up, jabs come off stressed and insecure
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Eric Glyman@eglyman

If your kid’s lemonade stand processes 0.5–1% of US GDP, then yes, that’s a fair analogy for @tryramp. Ramp’s data is useful for the same reason it gets cited at all: it is quite consistent with the revenue figures OpenAI and Anthropic release. If it weren’t, no one would care.

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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@thdxr @natolambert @bcherny So Anthropic can keep working on closed source models and closed source software? Are we seeing the OpenCode guy cucking himself in real time?
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dax@thdxr·
@natolambert @bcherny idk claude code is pretty heavily relied on, i want to make sure boris can keep working on it!
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dax@thdxr·
hey @bcherny can you turn on github sponsors
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@mil0theminer Replit is desperate and it shows. They know they can’t compete on product so they’re resorting to backhanded guerrilla marketing tactics. Pathetic. @Replit @amasad
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Milo Smith@mil0theminer·
This is 100% an undisclosed replit ad
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@tenobrus “Kimi 2.5 is only as capable as it is because it's a distill of Opus 4.5” Retard alert!!! 🚨
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Tenobrus@tenobrus·
"who cares if Cursor used Kimi 2.5 as a base, starting with a commoditized pretrained model was always the right move anyway" nah, sorry, what it proves is Cursor is still fundamentally reliant on frontier labs. Kimi 2.5 is only as capable as it is because it's a distill of Opus 4.5. the only open model that ever showed it was capable of trading blows w the frontier was deep seek, and it really seems that moment has passed. the question was whether Cursor could really break the dependency chain and start building improvements based entirely on their own expertise and data. and Composer 2 shows that they *can't*, that they need the general model quality and intelligence from 4.5 to get anywhere, and that really what they're doing is laundering culpability through Chinese labs so they don't have to get their hands dirty doing distillation themselves. when Opus 5 and GPT 6 are significantly more capable along many dimensions, more RL with coding rollouts aren't going to be enough to save Composer 3, they'll either need to have caught up with whatever the frontier labs are doing internally, which right now we have pretty strong evidence they just don't have the research capacity for or... wait for another distill. and how much longer do you *really* think OpenAI and Anthropic will continue to serve their frontier models through publicly accessible APIs? that was always a revenue and data bootstrap. it's ending within the next two years.
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@Optimistic24228 @ctjlewis True; difficult, bell curve adjusted standardized testing on multiple subjects was what I meant by “grades”, possibly adjusting for household income relative to cost of living in area.
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OptimisticRaidersFan@Optimistic24228·
@benchmaxxed @ctjlewis You can 100% game grades. Grade inflation has gotten worse. Some students have much harder instructors than others and it shows in GPA sometimes. Ironically for all its faults, test taking was somewhat more of an equalizer. Scholarly output just needs more diverse measurments.
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Lewis 🇺🇸@ctjlewis·
It feels almost like YC has hijacked incentives to the point where other institutions are being damaged. We expect Stanford to produce brilliant researchers, not box-checking faggots who are all clones of each other, doing “prompt to sales leads” bullshit.
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@ctjlewis You can’t lie about grades but you certainly can about “extracurriculars.” Fraudsters come in, fraudsters come out. Ivy leagues used to accept ambitious innovators. Now they primarily accept ambitious fraudsters. All for “diversity” and “holistic admissions.”
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Benchmaxxed@benchmaxxed·
@ctjlewis People need to realize that students get into top US unis not through intelligence, but through lying on their college applications. Ever since top US unis started evaluating based on “extracurriculars” instead of merit, the only thing that has come out of their system is fraud.
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Vaishnavi@_vmlops·
Claude is literally teaching me maths right now and i actually understand it?? like it just showed me WHY a positive medical test doesn't mean you're sick (Bayes theorem) with a live interactive dot grid and i could drag sliders to see it change in real time normal distribution, central limit theorem, full interactive bell curves all in one chat this is how school should have worked
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