Jon Klaric

@r_marked Give them an EU-Uno Reverse and tell them that you can only refund them during La Liga games.

@complex_maths They haven't used it (on this account, the other one that they applied the discount on they have though)

That's funny, because I can see that you have been creating and cancelling accounts for a while now...

@Hitchslap1 I find the ‘Not XYZ’ approach to life to be generally poor. Try thinking, it usually weeds out most of the crap pretty quickly anyway.

My life strategy is simple: I listen to everything Neil deGrasse Tyson says… and then do the exact opposite. Works every time.

@unclebobmartin The next great language war will be between the different flavours of English (American, British, Australian etc).

Language wars are just so 2025.

Thank you all who gave me the reassurance that the UUIDs would not run out. Thanks to you, we now have unlimited databases in all plans on the Turso Cloud More here: turso.tech/blog/turso-now…

@haider1 They learnt after gpt5 to under-hype and over-deliver. I feel that Anthropic is going to do the reverse with Mythos.

openai fumbled the gpt-5 release but this, gpt-5.5 aka spud, looks like something they should have called gpt-6, since it seems to match what anthropic claims mythos can do but at a fraction of the cost i think oai is probably being too cautious after the gpt-5 release

@MaxPatten @LinusTech Initially it was a radical shift, and has since commented on how fast recent M chips are.

This @LinusTech take has aged hilariously bad. Thanks YouTube algo for resurfacing it in my recommendations.

@BlackElonMuskX @IfindRetards Oh they have changed other laws for that reason unfortunately but thankfully this one is enshrined in the constitution.

@complex_maths @IfindRetards

Australia has a lot of retarded laws, this is one of the few good ones: Under Section 44(i) of the Constitution, individuals with foreign citizenship are disqualified from being elected or sitting as members of the House of Representatives or the Senate.

@BlackElonMuskX @IfindRetards It’s in the constitution so they would need a majority of the total votes plus a majority in a majority of states to change it.

@IfindRetards You shouldn’t have said anything. It’s now on someone’s radar and the “racist” law will be abolished and celebrated as a civil rights triumph.

@ThePrimeagen There’s only so many Goblin Deez Nutz references a man can take before the psychosis sets in…

TJ is probably muted too

@barrowfaustus Aren't some of the bits dedicated to version number and timestamp info? Also, your assertion seems predicated on someone actually *remembering* that a uuid is 128-bits. Seems like an ironic thing to miss when accusing someone else of brain atrophy.

This is a good example of LLM-induced total brain atrophy. Any programmer should be able to grasp that a UUID is a 128-bit number, there are 2^128 of those, and do any napkin maths required. By all means confirm with ChatGPT but "ChatGPT said xyz" does not constitute a check

Can you narrow it down a little to what sort of fields or tools interest you? Dev tools, industry/domain/industry specific tools, rewrites of ancient codebases, gaming, audiovisual tools/codecs, etc. The ooe source landscape is HUGE, and pretty much no what you’re into there will be open source projects that appeal to you.

One of my goals is to support open source maintainers in whatever ways I can. However, I'm currently struggling to keep up with what's happening in the open source space (trending projects, active maintainers, etc). Does anyone have any resource recs to stay up-to-date on that stuff?

@jullerino @theo Ohhh yeeaaahhhhh now we’re talking

@complex_maths @theo oh yea

Not much of @theo's code from T3Code day 1 remains, but the core architecture that T3 Code is just a websocket server still stands and so fun to build on top of. Who really needs cloud runners when you can just have all your devices meshed and access any agent on any machine from anywhere?

@bluewolfpack1 This train is going full steam ahead regardless of whether there is a bridge over the ravine or not.

Tues you will be fcked by another RBA rate rise - the 3rd this year and they can’t stop . Tuesday 12th May is govt budget release . Higher taxes and more immigration . Yeh baby 💋 I didn’t vote for this . If you did you are a fcking imbecile. Destination Fcked .

@theo @davis7 @garrytan Drunk Ben covering Drunk Sama?

Next podcast episode is gonna be great

@tannerlinsley @jullerino @theo TanstackCode incoming?

@jullerino @theo Are you using TanStack DB by chance?

@scaling01 Congrats you might get acquired bro

in hindsight posting about GPT-5.5 IQ mogging Opus 4.7 might have been a mistake

@thdxr 30-50 year old codebases are basically punchcards and vacuum tubes.

1 year old codebase is the new 5 year old codebase

@davis7 Is there a 5.5 instant mode?

So I did and didn't lie Ran a quick benchmark to put some actual numbers on speed vs price vs performance - GPT-5.5 low is ~2x faster than Grok 4.3 - Grok 4.3 is ~2x cheaper than GPT-5.5 low Note: Grok is over 10x cheaper than GPT-5.5 in actual token cost, but since GPT did so much less (half the tool calls on avg) it only ended up being 2x more expensive That's the main point I wanted to make: smarter models do fewer tool calls which means that even with the lowest TPS on the list, GPT-5.5 low was the fastest overall by a lot. Also means that the 10x price increase on paper, doesn't actually end up playing out in real usage. But also yea nondeterminism machines are prime for anecdotes that feel right, and usually half are (see the above). Like yesterday I was doing the same task side by side with grok and gpt. GPT ended up being cheaper than grok by a lot. And a lot of the time it probably is, there are just too many variables to be able to say something as a hard rule Only thing here I'm comfortable saying as a hard fact: smarter models call fewer tools, and fewer tool calls means faster and cheaper Also here's the source: grep.davis7.sh Repo (5.5 wrote all of it): github.com/davis7dotsh/gr…