Terry Winters

@hunterjmoen @JohnONolan its not. over the past couple weeks i had it writing thousands of lines of code and it all just worked, no logic issues no compile issues. now i can't even get through a single feature without it hallucinating things that don't exist and causing a bunch of compile time errors.

@JohnONolan I’m convinced that all of these posts about Opus 4.5 getting worse are just people hopping on a trend for engagement. I have used Opus 4.5 daily since its release and have not seen any problems.

Officially back on GPT 5.2 Pro for all work now - Claude 4.5 is totally unusable and seems to actually be getting worse

@MasterTimBlais there's a whole backstory behind it with a guy that she liked and they had refined this style of authentic yearn posting. you're picking up on real aspects of their situation where as a lot of other accounts are not really about that life

there are a lot of thirst trap accounts out there and most of them for me slide between annoying and momentary "ooh hot". but somehow this one for me produces the most wholesome-feeling yearning. i don't know what she's doing different but someone should study it

@tekbog now we just need some way to group all these functions together in some kind of mono application

another thousand years of lambda dominance

@TheAhmadOsman EA's try not to fear monger challenge (impossible)

a reminder that Anthropic is a > fear-mongering company thatʼs > lobbying against opensource AI > to stop you from running > your own AI models theyʼre > pro-regulation with an agenda > pushing “safety” as control > wants to gatekeep, not protect > malicious DO NOT TRUST THEM

@fute_nukem @bubbleboi bubble is going to single handedly save my 38C's

@bubbleboi I’m gonna get psyopped into buying intel I can feel it

Intel will become a $1 trillion dollar company. It may not be this year, or the next one but this decade it will happen. The demand for compute is insatiable right now and none of the semi manufacturers want to meet it for fear of creating a supply glut. Intel’s fab may not be beating TSMC day 1 but it’s pretty competitive and this is just the first two weeks. In the next 5 years this will bear even more fruit as they optimize things further. Demand is so high right now that if you can’t get 2 nm capacity you might as well go on 18AP or upcoming 14A it’s just as good. I’m really proud of everyone at Intel who worked so hard to get us here. It’s not easy feat to accelerate this hard and this fast. Thank you for your relentless effort and your efforts will have the single biggest impact in the American economy for the next 100 years. With love, BB ❤️

@lilyofashwood yeah the multi level area can be a pain. you gotta find an elevator in a building or go the long way around.

supposed to be deploying right now but fuck that

@jots0x @SwiftOnSecurity you will work 80 hours a week for years for 0.5% equity that becomes worthless vs the preferred

@SwiftOnSecurity This is painfully true and what if I have three monitors

You can do the same chart for length of email signature.

@keikane_ i got TSEJ pilled thanks to 3350. love playing around on their little exchange

did you know you can IPO on tokyo exchange at like 40M valuation? literally seed valuation for US/European companies. you get that far and you basically just start making money lol

@RosserJobs @JPUConn Authority is not the same if you're not an officer of the corporation. I would be pretty weary about this its an indicator of power or status games going on. You are on this council but we do not grant you the rank of council member type shit.

@JPUConn These are great questions. In a specific situation that comes to mind from several years ago, role and authority remained the same but comp did come in light.

You interview for a CFO role. They do make an offer. Title is VP of Finance. What do you do?

@jessfraz This is pretty normal. A lot of them are basically useless warnings that you can get rid of easily. There's always a couple though that's a huge amount of work so you just leave them. 90% of those vulnerabilities are just checkbox ticking exercises.

I have so many questions about this 609 to 2 vulns, LIKE WHY LEAVE 2 YOU WERE SO CLOSE also what the actual fuck

Absolutely no offense to the people who hired this person, but like, is this really your bar? I would just buzz past this.

@bitcloud i seized the means of production once and all I got was a million calls from pager duty. would not recommend.

Horrifying that it got this far without contest. Full Hitchens mode a cometh. I'm humble, and aware of my shortcomings, but I'm not going to sit back and silently let midwits like this guy drive civilisation into the ground.

@insertdisclaimr @gladniee @wirelyss its basically standard practice to downplay and minimize every time there's a security incident. 75% of the meetings are just figuring out ways to make it not seem as bad while the analysts are saying "actually this is really bad"

@loftwah Oh I'm just referring specifically to the AI tailored learning plans. I didn't realize there was another layer to this. Either way I think the right move is to focus on the social aspect, so this is interesting.

@terrortheerror Really? I just came up with this the other week as a fun side project. techdeck.life

This is the idea

@_beaverbutter_ @DanielleFong the value of obtaining chat GPTs request logs just went up another 10X

@DanielleFong It will be very funny if it turns out to be reversible, like Mr. Swirly.

it’s so cool that ghiblification makes ppl brave enough to ghiblidoxx, like it’s awesome really

@XorDev just for fun i had claude convert it into a custom expression. it definitely loses the details converting it but it came out better than i expected

Blackhole in 350 characters of #GLSL: vec2 p=(FC.xy*2.-r)/r.y/.7,d=vec2(-1,1),c=p*mat2(1,1,d/(.1+5./dot(5.*p-d,5.*p-d))),v=c;v*=mat2(cos(log(length(v))+t*.2+vec4(0,33,11,0)))*5.;for(float i;i++<9.;o+=sin(v.xyyx)+1.)v+=.7*sin(v.yx*i+t)/i+.5;o=1.-exp(-exp(c.x*vec4(.6,-.4,-1,0))/o/(.1+.1*pow(length(sin(v/.3)*.2+c*vec2(1,2))-1.,2.))/(1.+7.*exp(.3*c.y-dot(c,c)))/(.03+abs(length(p)-.7))*.2);

@generic_void if you like being given unknown pink liquids to drink then being locked in a dark room trying to predict noises through headphones before they happen, then yeah its a great time.

@terrortheerror And how was your experience? Would you recommend it to a friend?

Someone recently asked me if I think it’s possible I’ve been MK-Ultra’d, and putting the debate of that program’s existence and validity aside, not really knowing what that would even mean, I’m thinking it’s possible, maybe even probable. Don’t really care either way though 🧘🏻‍♀️🪷

@max_paperclips been running this locally on gpu and surprised how good it is. it has some knowledge gaps and system prompt adherence issues but its doing well. i'm trying to teach it to understand millennial slang terms now

My MacBook Pro moments after installing Deepseeks Qwen-32b-r1-distill (it's OUR MacBook now)

@knowclarified its writing almost the same code claude does as far as i can tell. it might be slightly better at following instructions though

Why why are people glazing deepseek r1 so much