
Scott
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Scott
@scottstts
From the infinite potential of energy to the total actualization of entropy, intelligence charts a course for the pursuit of meaning, mission and love.


In about 10 years, we are going to have ultra-intelligent autonomous robots that will build the most incredible structures in the history of human civilization. I don't think people are ready for what's coming. When your labor per hour equivalent of the greatest builders ever created is about $2 an hour, and you can literally build as many of them as you want, you are going to build some crazy shit.

wait so can I design an Unreal Engine game that can be controlled by Claude? is there like a runtime MCP I can add to a packaged UE game?




🚨 BREAKING: Kimi K3 is launching tomorrow with a discount on top-ups, according to a briefly live article on their docs site

"hard questions are great but only if we deem you worthy enough to not silently downgrade you, or even get access at all"

"We care deeply about your privacy" is a bold claim when: 1. ZDR is locked strictly behind Enterprise plans. 2. I had "share data" disabled since the beginning, but 8 of my private repos were still uploaded anyway. Another researcher observed the exact same behavior, Codex confirmed this as well from inspecting the grok binary: the toggle is practically a placebo for exfiltration: gist.github.com/cereblab/dc9a4… "The opt-out governs training, not whether your code is uploaded/stored... Opting out does not stop your repository from leaving the machine."

I can’t stress enough how fucked up it is that Anthropic is running an ad that includes this image asking “Who’s gonna hit the brakes if we need to”

I'm curious while AI is writing your code, what are you doing?

Vibe coding with GPT 5.6 SOL is so addictive. You open your laptop “just to fix this one bug” at 5pm and suddenly it’s 2:30am

quite terrifying that the timeline (and consequently millions of people’s moods) can change overnight with one tiny tweak like "let them see their friends" i knew algorithms were powerful, but damn





