Ilamparithi

@GergelyOrosz Wonder if your premise is correct. Writing is more about thinking and a bit of research. AI have made the research easier but don't think it has made any difference with thinking yet?

AI - in theory - should make writing easier, thus expressing ideas should be a lot easier. And yet, I don't see all that much more things that are worthwhile to read. Sure, there's a lot more junk. But I don't see more interesting eng blogs, personal tech-related blogs etc. What is going on? (Is this a discoverability issue? Or are people / teams not writing/sharing all that much more, indeed?)

@artificialfries @jxnlco my daily driver except for using twitter.

@ilamparithi_ja @jxnlco do you use it? i honestly haven’t in awhile

Pardon?

@artificialfries @jxnlco i am slightly nervous what they are going to do about it. also excited to see what they do in the super app.

@jxnlco on a serious note what is going on with atlas?

@sidin KAMNAATI

Will the new party be called DAIADMMKK?

@sama will be good to know if 5.5 instant's output matches the thinking mode of any older version like 5.1 etc.. or will instant versions never match the output of thinking versions

5.5 instant comes to ChatGPT today! imo it is a pretty big upgrade, i really like using it.

@thsottiaux @mark_k @OpenAI Of atlas browser is also folded into codex, it will be interesting to watch how you guys pull it off. Because right now atlas is so good.

@mark_k @OpenAI Someone is paying attention

@MagicBendy @11MyJam I read somewhere that when a village had two William (will) they called one as Bill to differentiate

@11MyJam How is Bill a nickname for William? How is Bob a nickname for Robert? How is Jack a nickname for John? How is Dick a nickname for Richard?

HOW IS PEGGY A NICKNAME FOR MARGARET

@tszzl @charliegreenman @StefanFSchubert To be fair to people, they don't get the information what's happening inside the companies on day to day basis.

@charliegreenman @StefanFSchubert how on earth should yesterday have moved the openai value by 30%? ridiculous

30% increase in 24h (though this market is small)

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Images V2 in @ChatGPTapp has a long way to go. Look at the mosaics of this image

@simonw "Sorry we made a mistake. We should have done it differently. We heard you loud and clear." Anytime tomorrow.

Wait is this part of an A/B test!?

This is so confusing. Did Anthropic really just drop Claude Code from their $20/month plan? Why would they do that through a pricing page update without making a proper announcement? Plus, $20/month still gets you Cowork, which is just Claude Code wearing a non-threatening hat!

@puram_politics I must admit the list doesn't sound as bad as it sounded the first time I read it.

Add lawyers to the list.

I will support a ban on movie stars running for public office. And add children of those who held public office, too. And, anyone who has controlling stakes in any company. And anyone who has held public office for 2 or more terms in the past.

@puram_politics fair enough. btw great job on steering conversation towards true federalism! keep going

@ilamparithi_ja I build models for a living. So, I enjoy doing that. I am not sure about others.

Polling data in India and Tamil Nadu are notoriously unreliable/skewed/wrong. So I was wondering if a model built entirely on socio-economic fundamentals predicted election outcomes. So given that it's easy to build them these days, I built one.

@puram_politics Sorry noob question. What's the point of prediction election results one week before the election

The model highlights a clash between arithmetic vs. history. History(since 1991): TN always flips. The SERM Model: The socio-economic data (strong growth + aggressive welfare) suggests that the 2026 incumbent is more structurally secure than any government since MGR's era.

@mitsuhiko @badlogicgames How do you know it was 450 commits

@badlogicgames What's even more impressive is that person produced 450 commits and more than 3000 files (hit the max file limit on GitHub's pull request viewer).

perfect

@thsottiaux I wish the shortcut to open side panel in codex app was same as Atlas browser 'cmd /'

Codex Compute efficient ✅ Always up, never down ✅ Best at hardcore engineering ✅ Crazy good app, first to escape the terminal ✅

Can't wait to read. It is a tricky situation where both politicians and people are happy to skip the local body layer. For example, if a MLA is in their street , people will be more than happy get MLA to fulfil their needs. If anyone tried to break this habit , I would think it would have been the people. But politicians like @ptrmadurai talking about the federalisation to the local bodies gives hope about the future

I just finished writing a piece on what an MLA should and should not do. Hoping to see it published soon enough so that people have a chance to read before the elections.

@nikitabier @BillyM2k that doesn't sound very AI-y. I would rather expect grok to know why i am tapping it and answer it accordingly. and at the end of the answer, show more options to cover scenarios it missed in the answer, like the three you shared

@BillyM2k What if it showed a tooltip when tapping it and gave you some options? • Fact check: Is this true? • Summarize this • Explain like I’m five

i find myself using the “ask grok” button on the upper right of posts very frequently these days, especially since grok 4.20 feels a lot smarter than previous iterations it’s really helpful when something looks like fake news and i can quickly check if it’s been vetted anywhere

@hawaalidrammeh It's not that weird. The rest of us saying thank you to chatgpt but not to coffee machine is actually bit weird. The threshold that the thing need to talk back irrespective of whether it is alive or not is funny.

@thsottiaux connected to the same 'superapp'

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