Tim Yim

@richardartoul Yeah for sure. It is indeed interesting. I just don’t like seeing how some vocal jackasses, present company excluded, are using the reasoning time to brag about how smart THEY are. I got a model to spend MY money for 11 minutes!!!! LoOk aT mE!!!

@itsTimYim maybe we don't, i just thought it was interesting

its interesting how little grok 4.5 seems to reason even on high reasoning mode like it doesn't reason at all, it just immediately starts doing what you asked this seems to make it bad at answering questions, but despite that it can still code really well

@TigTiegen @RickyTheGuido Don’t forget Mater Chief!

@RickyTheGuido 🤣 he was trained by Jason Borne, John Wick, and 007 at the same time!

People will see this video and still try to tell you it was Tyler Robinson.

@richardartoul When I used to search on Google, I didn’t care about their search infra “reasoning” on the results. (Until it turned to shit) Why do we care about how hard we can push a model to reason over just getting the expected outcome?

maybe the reasoning is just hidden?

if you are smart enough to understand this you should apply to join exa

@MrJamesMay @ListerLawrence Question sorted

Let’s settle a debate I’m having with my ex-friend. Stripes on cars - yes or no?

@TedRall You draw cartoons for a living. The real men and women will still build the country. Sit this one out commie.

America at 250 | DMZ America Podcast | Ep 247 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

@isaiah_p_taylor @PatrickinNOLA So you’re going to be talking about your rod on the stream? Does OnlyFans have a nuclear category?

@PatrickinNOLA we just might talk about this piece of history on the live stream :)

Tonight at 4pm PT, Valar Atomics will initiate a SCRAM and subsequently a Loss of Forced Cooling event on the Ward 250 plant. This will be our most important safety demonstration to date, showcasing how far advanced nuclear has come in fundamental safety. Loss of cooling has always been the central challenge behind some of the most serious historical reactor incidents; it’s what caused the meltdowns in both Fukushima and Three Mile Island. After a reactor shuts down, the recently split atoms continue to give off heat as they work down their decay chains, causing temperatures to rise in the core. In traditional reactors, this means that it is necessary to continue running the cooling pumps for several days after a shutdown. In the case of both TMI and Fukushima, forced cooling of the core failed, causing meltdown. So why are we going to initiate a Loss of Forced Cooling event tonight? Because the Ward series of reactors are fundamentally different from the reactors of prior generations. We designed this reactor to be inherently and intrinsically safe, also called “walk-away” safe. Tonight, we’re going to demonstrate that. After commanding a SCRAM of the reactor, our Senior Reactor Operator (SRO) will command the reactor operator to shut down the main circulator, turning off forced cooling. But the SRO will not stop there—we are going to simulate total electrical failure of the plant. In addition to shutdown of the coolant loop, we will shut down the chiller, the RCCS pump, and both building and nuclear HVAC systems. This will leave the reactor without any active cooling of any kind, giving us a complete demonstration of the passive safety of this architecture. Over the next 24 hours, we will see the decay heat in the core safety distribute through the system and leave through the RCCS via passive circulation. We are not going in to this blind. We did this test in Hawthorne late last year at much higher temperatures and with a simulated decay heat input more than 100x higher than we’ll be demonstrating today. But tonight, we’ll be doing it with real nuclear decay heat. Join us live at 4pm PT / 7pm ET on the Valar Atomics X account!

@aphysicist @AlamedaCounty I don’t claim to be an expert or anything but wouldn’t having an even defunct airbase near ports be considered a strategic reserved position even if unkept and unused today?

hi there @AlamedaCounty can i buy this, have some great ideas

@GadSaad Convert a large percentage of your cash to bitcoin and accidentally “lose” your keys. Claim your loss, reduce tax basis. Leave Canada. Move to US. Enjoy freedom. Time passes… statute of limitations expires. What’s this? My old hard drive???? Nice!

I decide to leave Quebec/Canada because: 1) the taxation system is astounding, rendering it nearly impossible to accumulate enough money to truly retire 2) the government's open immigration policies have made it unsafe for my family to remain here (due to the exponential increase in Jew-hatred). Today I found out that I shall have to pay a departure tax for exercising my right to leave, and the money that will be taken from me (because the obscene amount of taxes that I've already paid in full is not enough) will be given to new incoming immigrants who hate Jews. My taxes funded my forced exit and will fund the harassment of any remaining Jews in Canada. It would take me 10+ more years of work to save the amount that is likely to be taken via the departure tax. Is this moral? Ethical? Just? In any case, off to bed. Tomorrow is a new day.

@cwamidon @zebulgar Fuck off commie

@zebulgar It’s trailer trash, actually

incredible

@pushmatrix @jacobmparis

@itsTimYim @jacobmparis Ding ding. You are correct. The web used to be simpler. Somewhere between then and now things got overrun by frameworks, endless config files, build pipelines etc… This is a return to the basics. FTP like deploys But it’s pairing that with a built in api that is the big unlock

We have this at Vercel, it’s called Vercel

@pushmatrix @jacobmparis mod_rewrite and wildcard DNS This was standard in 2005 so I’m struggling to see the epic innovation that is being claimed here????

@jacobmparis Not quite The true beauty of Quick is in its constraints. People don’t have the choice to install a custom backend, or pick a database, or do any other setup. It’s the ultimate convention over configuration, and it’s really freeing.

@ThePrimeagen Cluely, Paxel, and the GRC one I forget the name that was lying about the certifications. They’re on a speed run!

the fact that this post was deleted... taste is truly an elusive beast

Transformative.

We truly appreciate all your messages but we must ask with this one….CAN WE PET THAT DAWGGGGGG!!!!!?!?!???!?!!?

@kellabyte @jodydonetti You’re welcome btw

@jodydonetti Unfortunately the DeWitt clause I’m not sure what to do about that.

I can see that quickly becoming a Jepsen for performance instead of safety (which is already covered there).

@kellabyte You’re going to want to look up a thing called the DeWitt clause before you post anything.

I say this all the time. Databases aren’t sold on golf courses anymore. How you post your measurements and benchmarks matter. These days a lot more choices are made by engineering teams not executives on the back nine after 6 beers. The audience is nerds who care.

@glcst @barrowfaustus I love that you’ve gotten so many people to fall for it.

@barrowfaustus sorry I let you and your powerful brain down man

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

@ElkinsCattleCo Obviously Ribeye!!!

X family: We’re GIVING AWAY a full beef box this weekend!!! USDA prime, grass-fed & finished, dry-aged beef— raised right here in Lampasas, Texas What’s included: – 2 ribeyes – 2 flat irons – 8 wagyu burger patties – 2 lb ground beef – king sized picanha – cross cut bone-in short ribs We’ll ship it straight to your door!! to enter: • follow @ElkinsCattleCo • repost this • comment your all-time favorite beef cut must be in the U.S. (AK/HI not included) Winner announced monday 04/27 at noon CT ships out Tuesday 04/28 1 winner will be announced + DM’d from this account only. Good luck! 🙏🥩🇺🇸