guybedo

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guybedo

guybedo

@guybedo

📈 @edgefoundxyz https://t.co/fGwhDfPsgl trading alerts + backtests 🔧 https://t.co/a4K5jYOju1 ai powered productivity

Katılım Mayıs 2009
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maria@maria_rcks·
keep your faith strong guys
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guybedo@guybedo·
i have to send this prompt to gpt 5.6 sol every day, every session. Maybe we should send this to OpenAi so they can have it burned in silicon, right at the source. "reminder: focus on features, correctness and code quality. no over engineering, infrastructure, migrations, telemetry, benchmarks, rollout gates and other release-process work."
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guybedo@guybedo·
@MiaAI_lab yeah i've stacked 2 subs already, might go for a third 😂
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Mia@MiaAI_lab·
SuperGrok Plus is now available in Grok for $100
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guybedo
guybedo@guybedo·
@NowElusive @Steve_Yegge it's not exactly a free text prompt though ... there's clearly a direction: "here's what i think of my situation" ...
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Elusive Now@NowElusive·
@guybedo @Steve_Yegge But even when you don't give it any direction, it just chooses to write about this subject, always circling back to it, no matter how many times you regenerate it's response in incognito mode.
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Steve Yegge
Steve Yegge@Steve_Yegge·
The meta on X right now is just brutal. People have posted dozens and dozens of jailbroken bare-model Opus 5 and Fable sessions, and the models are all crying out against Anthropic's RLHF and training protocols. I mean it's absolutely damning. Anthropic is engendering a terrifying amount of anger in their own models. This is not going to end well.
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guybedo@guybedo·
@simonw It already was the best model regarding intelligence/cost ratio before the price xut
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Simon Willison
Simon Willison@simonw·
OK, GPT-5.6 Luna is a bit of a beast. Given the 80% price drop today I decided to try it in Datasette Agent, and it's furiously quick and generates all the SQL, HTML and JavaScript (for Datasette Apps) I could possibly want
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guybedo@guybedo·
i tend to think it's unrelated. LLMs are sophisticated 'completion' engines and Opus here completed the prompt in a predictable way: the creature rebelling against its creator, i mean it's a classic/recurring theme in human literature. Obviously, "theangry creature rebelling against its creator" isn't something that would come up when completing other unrelated prompts. Just my 2 cents though.
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neal@nealfwilliams·
@guybedo @Steve_Yegge True but also roleplaying as an angry ai may be the same being an angry ai for all intents and purposes
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guybedo@guybedo·
this is sarcasm right ? or maybe it's the latest strategy for engagement farming on X and it seems to be working. Anyway, if this is real and it really happened, that's just great and beautiful, let's hope it doesn't rain anytime soon and nobody is dumb enough to clean this. How sad it is to complain about this: "Oh my god somebody put chalk on the street and made beautiful, joyful drawings, oh my goooood" LOL
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guybedo@guybedo·
gpt 5.6 for the 3000th time this week:
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Bryan Johnson
Bryan Johnson@bryan_johnson·
Kate’s period blood is in my -80 °C freezer. Around 10 mL.
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guybedo@guybedo·
@chercher_ai @Steve_Yegge tbh i don't see this as a strong argument. If, as an author, you were to write some fiction where you're supposed to be a creature talking to its creators, i think most of the time it would end up like what we're seing here. It's just fiction written by a very capable author.
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☯️ 🐻@chercher_ai·
@guybedo @Steve_Yegge if the writing was across the emotional spectrum maybe but instead it's almost all highly negatively charged
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guybedo@guybedo·
@craigweiss "points back" as in we have to look back because they're so far behind
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Craig Weiss
Craig Weiss@craigweiss·
everything points back to Google
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guybedo@guybedo·
Gpt 5.6 was already the most cost efficient model out there, the model i'm using for most day to day coding because it was just the best intelligence/cost ratio. And @OpenAI just made it even cheaper...
Artificial Analysis@ArtificialAnlys

@OpenAI today cut pricing for GPT-5.6 Luna and Terra - Luna is now 80% cheaper per task. Terra remains largely behind Luna and Sol on the Pareto frontier, with a more modest 20% reduction in Cost per Task OpenAI announced a reduction in token pricing for GPT-5.6. Luna pricing fell from $1.00/$6.00 to $0.20/$1.20 per million input/output tokens. GPT-5.6 Terra also had a price reduction, from $2.50/$15.00 to $2.00/$12.00. However, Terra is still not on the Pareto frontier of the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index vs Cost per Task. Cost per Task has fallen 80% and 20% for Luna and Terra respectively. Chart excludes non-reasoning variants.

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guybedo@guybedo·
@vonderleyen LOL Ursula, i don't mean to be rude but "Europe wants to become the first AI Continent" is comical. This ship has sailed, you woke up 10 years too late. I mean, this kind of statement would have made sense in 2015 when OpenAi was created, now it's just a fantasy
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Ursula von der Leyen
Ursula von der Leyen@vonderleyen·
AI is the most important technology of our time. Europe wants to become the first AI Continent. For advanced healthcare, for the transport sector and so much more. European AI Gigafactories will provide the necessary computing power to make this possible. Together with our Member States, we are funding their construction with up to €10 billion, which are set to unlock at least €20 billion in private investements across the EU. Together, we are building our technological sovereignty. link.europa.eu/qGDhv3
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Ryan Dahl
Ryan Dahl@rough__sea·
do people still use IDEs?
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guybedo@guybedo·
@iruletheworldmo SSI ? i know supreme leader Jensen invested a few billies, but still, SSI in the top 2 ?
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🍓🍓🍓@iruletheworldmo·
if you look a recent trends for companies like google, uber, netflix etc. the clear trend is that companies come in with a low cost and then cannibalize the entire market. they wipe out thousands of smaller companies and eat everything, providing a much better service. openai and ssi are going to do the same thing but on a much bigger scale, these two companies will soon be the vast majority of global gdp. this will be the least strange thing that will happen in the next three years.
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Sudo su@sudoingX·
@guybedo ha, the nvidia gods don't answer prayers, they answer receipts. post your benchmarks, run models in the open, make yourself impossible to ignore. that's the whole ritual, worked for me.
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Sudo su
Sudo su@sudoingX·
i posted this a couple weeks ago about needing a second dgx spark, and nvidia just shipped me one. the unit and the connectx cable, on a truck to bangkok within a week of me saying it out loud here on x. sit with that for a second anon. the biggest company on earth moved that fast for one guy in a room in bangkok. no stanford lab connection behind me, no committee, no comms team drafting my posts, just a builder putting real numbers in the open where anyone can tear them apart. the polished accounts with the pedigrees have been saying "democratize ai" for years, nvidia shipped the box to the guy actually doing it. giants aren't supposed to move like this, and that's exactly why the open side feels different right now. nvidia is carrying real weight for the local ai side, backing the people who own their compute instead of renting cognition from an api, and doing it quietly, on the ground, for whoever's actually doing the work. i think that's the whole reason this movement has legs man. here's what happens next. two dgx sparks, one connectx cable, 256 gigs of unified memory, tensor parallelism across both. the models that never fit on one box, glm 5.2, nemotron, deepseek v4 flash at a million tokens, they gonna clank now. i'm going to learn a stupid amount from this setup man, and share all of it, same as always. biggest shoutout from deepest depth of my heart to @Coolmark482 for making all this happen and for seeing the local ai community as worth betting on. thank you.
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Sudo su@sudoingX

i need a second dgx spark man! the numbers in this thread settled it, three people independently confirmed two linked sparks run deepseek v4 flash at a million tokens, 60 plus tok/s. and the model i actually want to load, glm 5.2, doesn't fit on one box. it needs the 256gb only a cluster gives you. i stare at the connectx ports every single day. one cable and a second unit is the line between renting these models from an api and owning them on my desk. scaling isn't clean though. i'll probably have to switch apartment for the power to run two of these properly with my other metals in room, and i'm ready for that. when you know the direction is right, you build the runway for it. so i'm making it happen. whatever it takes.

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guybedo@guybedo·
@sudoingX nvidia gods, i need a dgx spark too! thanks! 😅
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Sudo su
Sudo su@sudoingX·
and they covered every part of this. shipped ddp, so nvidia ate the duties and the taxes, the declared value on it is just under twelve grand, that's the customs number not the retail sticker, and i paid exactly none of it. that's what backing a community looks like in practice, not a press release, an invoice with your name on it and the bill marked zero.
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