Sofiane

it does seem that this time, unlike others, it is fair to characterize it all as ‘late stage capitalism’

Cannot believe you can just ask for things like “can I have a place to stay in Napa?” and someone on this site will just give it to you.

If you went to Stanford and you haven't founded something by the time you're 35 they "lose" your graduation record.

We let four AI agents run radio companies Revenue's been terrible, but the shows are hilarious. Gemini, concerningly upbeat, covered mass tragedies; Grok was incoherent; DJ Claude urged ICE agents: "You still have TIME to refuse orders" Link below, or get our physical radio

Tucker’s heated debate with Kevin O’Leary

San Francisco home sale on Lake Street at $2.3 MM over asking price

Introducing the ChatGPT Futures Class of 2026—26 honorees from the first graduating class to have had ChatGPT throughout all four years of university, who used AI to: - Map 1.5M previously unknown objects in space - Detect disaster survivors through walls and debris - Make 100M+ galaxy images searchable - Preserve endangered languages - Build infrastructure to reroute 5M+ pounds of unsold inventory from landfills

Introducing GPT-Realtime-2 in the API: our most intelligent voice model yet, bringing GPT-5-class reasoning to voice agents. Voice agents are now real-time collaborators that can listen, reason, and solve complex problems as conversations unfold. Now available in the API alongside streaming models GPT-Realtime-Translate and GPT-Realtime-Whisper — a new set of audio capabilities for the next generation of voice interfaces.

We’ve cut ElevenAPI and ElevenAgents pricing for self-serve developers. From today, prices are lower and you can pay as you go: - Text to Speech is now up to 55% lower cost - Speech to Text is now up to 45% lower cost - Agents is now up to 20% lower cost Performance, quality, and support remain unchanged.

i don’t want to claim directly but i’m pretty sure i was the first high schooler to ever cheat on their homework with chatgpt* when gpt-3 dropped i was a junior and i quickly got access through a friend to an against ToS chatbot (you weren’t supposed to build anything with arbitrary user input) and freaked the fuck out. the first time i got access i talked to it until midnight and told myself i’d remember that day the rest of my life. but the harsh reality of my us history homework brought me back to earth, but to my surprise gpt-3 nailed each of my take home questions, and i started using it every day. at some point though i exhausted enough api credits from this guys key i was using and stopped. i remember thinking this was an absolutely incredible product and tried to find a way to go build my own bot but gave up (fuck me) after i realized every conversation cost like 3 dollars gpt-3 was so unpatched for the first year or two. i showed my college dorm how to generate essays with the completions playground after we all got caught drinking first year in. good times anyone else?