Creepy, and incredible, and incredibly creepy
Riley Goodside@goodside
Claude Fable 5 introduces itself using only a chain of bigrams found in the King James Bible, verified programmatically against the ~152k distinct bigrams in the KJV:
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Nick Farina
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Nick Farina
@nfarina
Co-founder of @heydenada. Also made @homebridgeio. Previously @meridianapps, acquired by @hpe. May or may not be notable.
Portland, OR (45.530151,-122.6 Katılım Ekim 2007
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What's your division of work between Sol and Fable? Which models do you use for what?
Zvi Mowshowitz@TheZvi
Okay, it's time. GPT-5.6-Sol reaction thread. Go.
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Chrome MCP server is amazing, it allows Claude to very effectively drive any website, debug your web apps, etc. But it has a hardcoded requirement for the user to manually approve agent use periodically, preventing true automation. So I asked Fable to make an auto-clicker. Done!
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@EcoFlowTech Please stop abusing Apple's push notifications to send me marketing junk. I want to leave them on in case something important happens with one of your products that I own, but I just turned them off because you're being annoying.
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That’s nothing; my personal agent will tirelessly fight my wife’s for the best spot on the couch
Samswara@samswoora
I dont think we understand what two people fighting each other with 1 billion tokens a minute will look like. Small property disputes will look like megacap antitrust lawsuits
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@thomasgauvin Claude Design. It hasn’t even occurred to me to break out a whiteboard in months
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what is everyone using for mockups these days? i'm looking at
- magicpath
- paper
- pencil
- stick with figma (not a fan of mcp restrictions, that's why I'm looking for alternatives)
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@BenjaminDEKR I’m making this in VR, once I can hand it to an AI to do it for me.
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@nfarina @mutewinter This is easy to underestimate. A mature CLAUDE.md is accumulated product knowledge, not neutral context. I would compare harnesses only after giving Codex an equivalent instruction set and running the same task suite.
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Sadly, Sol botched some front-end work that Opus always nails. Claude just has a real knack for UI and design, and it turns out being slow and methodical pays off. But GPT-5.6 remains a good analytical reviewer.
Nick Farina@nfarina
Not sure if GPT-5.6 Sol is better than Fable yet but it is *definitely* way faster! I'm excited to give it more things to do for this reason alone.
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@mutewinter Yes I do the same - but I also have many things in `.claude/rules` that Codex must decide to go and look at. Hard to say if it did (my AGENTS.md tells it to go look but you never know).
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@nfarina I've moved to symlinks from AGENTS.md to CLAUDE.md for all my repos / system config.
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@mutewinter Well…I think it could partly be because I've been iterating with Claude for so long that my various CLAUDE.md and friends are highly optimized for Claude as an agent. I might get similar results with Codex if I kept flogging it in the same way. But Claude is already so good…
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Not sure if GPT-5.6 Sol is better than Fable yet but it is *definitely* way faster! I'm excited to give it more things to do for this reason alone.
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Tesla was forced by NHTSA to always come to a complete stop at stop signs. They had to filter out the 99% (literal) of human drivers who don't do this, from their training data to comply. FSD is worse for it. Gov should only ever focus on results (safety) and not implementation.
Out of Spec Dave@OutofSpecDave
Who else feels embarrassed with the super conservative (albeit legal) behavior at STOP signs when using FSD? Someone just honked at me for being way too slow. I feel like I am 16 again taking my DMV driving test. Shocking that @Tesla plays this maneuver so conservatively while doing other things in true YOLO fashion
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@MobofJoggers All the time. I drove 5 hours to southern Oregon a couple weeks ago and got lots of work done. Only noticed when the car stopped at a supercharger and I had to get out and plug it in.
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Nick Farina retweetledi
"banned by AI, convicted by AI, defended by AI, and pardoned by AI in about 10 minutes"
How long in the future before this is essentially the entire legal system 🤔
Michael@endpointarena
>i got banned from OpenAI for "Cyber Abuse" >no idea what I did >paste the ban notice into Codex >ask it to figure out what triggered the ban >Codex found that I asked it for an API key to my own server >Codex writes appeal >Codex submits appeal >a few minutes later appeal auto-approved by some AI at OpenAI banned by AI, convicted by AI, defended by AI, and pardoned by AI in about 10 minutes
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I went to @CasaBonita and wasn’t allowed in when my reservation was called. I think the security folk massively overreacted, but you tell me!
There is a fountain out front, where people were taking a lot of photos. Our group did, and we took photos of other groups, and then at one point I took my shoes and socks off and dipped in for less than 10 seconds for a photo.
I didn’t notice any signs, but I should have known… and when security shouted to get out I did so immediately and apologized.
They pointed to a tiny “trespassing” sign that was impossible to see from where we were.
A security guard came out later when our table was ready and he really enjoyed growling and pointing at me to say “you can’t come in!”
I jumped in an Uber home. It seemed absurd to be that angry, and to react in that way. And not what I would have expected from the super cool South Park owners that they represented.
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