Stuart Seupaul

My brilliant chud son

@Dexerto The cat was the mastermind behind the operation

A man stole a kitten and used her as an accomplice in a bank robbery, forcing staff to hold her while he demanded money Magnolia is now looking for a law-abiding home to call her own

@RefinedLurk @minitbnn @ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost I'm not saying that isn't viable, it probably is the best way to do things for some workloads. There's a lot of assumptions we're both making because we don't know the requirements and what is already available to the team.

@stuartseupaul @minitbnn @ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost If it’s on an event you already have all that for your web app. The process status and error will be reported back on the route. Otherwise what you’re looking for is a systemd config file. 100% of the problem is you learned AWS before learning how it was done before

people who haven’t worked in big tech don’t understand the scale of wasteful spending that happens in these orgs. during the golden age of microservices, you had websites that could have run on a single box and a postgres instance being run across hundreds of services, all massively overprovisioned. it got so bad that companies created entire teams whose job was to harass devs into lowering their cloud spend. token spend can still get much dumber than you think

@minitbnn @RefinedLurk @ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost He said it's a team project, they use AWS, I'm making the assumption that it's a regular business process that should either run on a schedule or in response to an event, which means that it should have some reliability, data controls, observability, etc.

@stuartseupaul @RefinedLurk @ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost The go to for processing a 5 GB file: 1. Write instructions for CPU using a programming language. 2. Make CPU execute the instructions upon the 5 GB file. If you need AWS for any of this you have lost the plot.

@RefinedLurk @ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost What do you think should be the go to for processing a 5 GB file? Cron job script? A regular application?

@stuartseupaul @ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost Stay away from anything I work on or buy

@ArthurMacwaters That's not how you churchmaxx, youre just going to be seen as a creep. It takes a bit of investment. You have to participate in church events, make some connections there. Play it cool for a while, then they will hook you up. Learn to make dishes for potluck, tell some safe jokes

They don't want you to know this but you can literally > go to church > sit next to a beautiful girl > say hello > ask her to dinner > tell her you love her after 3 weeks > ask her to marry you after 11 months And this beautiful creature will literally live with you in your house and sleep in your bed Absolutely insane life hack. Total glitch in the matrix, surprised they haven't patched this exploit

@SpongeOfTruth @FrankieIsLost Subagents are mostly there so you don't waste money using an expensive model for things that dont need it. Microservices never had that kind of immediate, wide reaching benefit.

@FrankieIsLost subagents are the modern equivalence of microservices

@ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost It doesnt have anything to do about speed, it's about state management across the pipeline, not having to keep writing code for resilience and parallel processing. Gives good observability and retries.

@ericdfoley @FrankieIsLost Step functions aren't that complicated, after the first one it's really easy. I don't see why you wouldnt use it if you're doing any multi-step processing.

@staysaasy For the average dev who uses AI but doesnt really keep up with all these discussions, Claude is still best in their mind. Maybe it's just my circle but that ~6 month period they were on top has left a lasting impression. Ive been on Codex since may because of the better limits.

Dude the vibes for Anthropic are not good right now. Multiple people telling me the ROI is not there, wanting to switch to Codex. This is people using both fable and non-fable users. Like all at once. Last five business days the levy is breaking.

How I see those bugs people say not to kill because they're good for the garden.

@daniel_mac8 Until Dario calls it a civilization threat and gets it banned for 2 months while gpt 6 gets released shortly after.

Prediction: Anthropic will remove Fable 5 from Claude subs after July 12th. It will seem like a terrible move, in light of how great GPT-5.6 is… Until Tuesday, July 14th. When they release Opus 5 and it’s more capable and token efficient than GPT-5.6 at the same price. It will be a distillation of the unfiltered Mythos. Rumors circulated last week that Anthropic has a new model ready. Must be Opus 5.

@TokenGremlin Those arent paying users. Most people who work in an office are still an untapped market.

I think OpenAI may be overestimating how many people actually want a deeply agentic experience by default. A large part of the audience does not want Codex-level powers, aggressive usage quotas, complex workflows, or an AI constantly trying to act on their behalf. They just want a very capable conversational model with generous limits, strong memory, good context handling, and a simple chat interface. Agentic features are valuable, but they should not replace the core ChatGPT experience. For many users, the simple chat is still the product.

@CommonSentiment Perfect wojak inspiration

Went to check out this shitty new bar in Bushwick last night. Tried talking to a beautiful Jewish girl sitting at the bar when I notice this dickhead bartender taking my picture. Said he was “documenting, just in case I was a creep.” Fucking hate Bushwick so much man sucks so bad

@bytebot @thsottiaux

@thsottiaux good advice, thank you - so one above the default, with is gpt-5.6-sol low (i've been running high because that's what i did with gpt-5.5). Where does gpt-5.6-terra and gpt-5.6-luna fit into the mix when you're in Codex?

I recommend using GPT-5.6 Sol Medium as your daily driver, and for really hard problems to switch to Extra High. If you want the absolute best and are not afraid to burn usage fast, then Ultra is a beast.

@kamilrextin @buaalicious Claude is way better than I could ever hope to be

@stuartseupaul @buaalicious Coach me stu

Genuinely want to know how people who don’t work remotely incorporate gym in their daily routine. You have to put aside a minimum of 1.5 - 2 hours for a proper gym session (commute included), how does that even work with a 9 to 5 where you have to cook dinner every night too.

@ChudThomist Ive given up trying to figure that out because some girls will be like "omg that guy really knows how to dress" and it's just some nonsense like this, and the guy isnt particularly good looking either.

@redditrepostss When you try to joke around with that one teacher you thought was chill

I hate when women say stuff like “men never dress up nicely” like what even is men dressing up nicely? I can literally only think of a suit, everything else is just women imagining a hot man not wearing something really stupid.