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what is happening with codex and gpt 5.6 sol? I literally use my weekly usage in 3-4 hours, this doesn't seem healthy at all

@AmedeoBiolatti @steddyman @PalmerLuckey @IsabeauVidal So the original claim was false. London is not safer than any city in the US. Also, homicide isn’t the only component of “safe”. Would you feel safe in a city where phone snatching and robbery are everyday occurrences?

@Varzelhaar @steddyman @PalmerLuckey @IsabeauVidal The largest US city with statistically significant lower homicide rate in the past 10 years is Irvine, 60th city

It’s almost comical, and certainly scary, how clearly intelligent people fall for the dumbest right-wing propaganda. Yes, Palmer: London *is* much safer than any comparable size US city.

@steddyman @PalmerLuckey @IsabeauVidal Homicide isn’t the only component of “safe”. Would you feel safe in a city where phone snatching and robbery are everyday occurrences?

@Varzelhaar @PalmerLuckey @IsabeauVidal I only compared the first 25, and it was safer than all of them. Probably safer than every US city

@pozsgaybalazs @sytelus Disable web search, or explicitly instruct the model not to use the web and to rely only on its internal knowledge and reasoning.

@sytelus Yes. Now I went back and wanted to check whether earlier models could solve this. Just to be sure that it was 5.6 Sol which was needed. But ChatGPT 5.5 finds the arxiv paper posted 3 days ago which has a solution. So I can not repeat the experiment.

Crazy times! On July 22 we found a solution to one of the five major problems in quantum information theory usig AI. The problem is distillability or un-distillability of Werner states. We checked the computations and they are correct. The really crazy thing is this: just around this time there were 2 other groups who cracked this. First there was a group who just recently posted a paper about this on arxiv, it appeared on July 23. Second, there was an announcement from a different group yesterday (July 24) with no arxiv but a public overleaf. We can prove that we had the result before the arxiv paper appeared, and we can post our new paper on monday, it can appear on tuesday. So everybody was pretty much around the same time. Interestingly, our proof is different from the one on arxiv. AI model: ChatGPT 5.6 Sol Human authors: Thomas C. Fraser, Felix Huber, BP and István Vona

@sdflbb @joni_askola @PalmerLuckey Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

@joni_askola @PalmerLuckey Somewhere a trailer park is missing thier mullet heaed sociopath. That sociopath is @PalmerLuckey

Imagine not believing this just because you refuse to look at data. London is much safer than any major city in the US

@joni_askola Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

@IsabeauVidal Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

@sebastianmxnt @PalmerLuckey @MaxE2review Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

@PalmerLuckey @MaxE2review hey @PalmerLuckey love what u do but let the data speak for itself here. Homicide rate: London: 1.1 per 100,000 (2025) United States: 5.9 per 100,000 (2024)

The Economist had a short window to interview the guy who’s arguably advancing human capabilities more than any other single individual in many generations. So of course they spent it lecturing him for holding the ‘wrong’ political views, and telling him people ‘loathe’ him, because he refuses to accept their deeply ideological, midwit interpretation of reality and parrot groupthink as they do. And they think this is all a big ‘win’ for them. So embarrassing.

@EO_Halloran Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

Palmer Luckey is one of the most intelligent and groundbreaking entrepreneurs in America right now Unless he is being malicious here, his media environment has shaped a narrative in his head that is completely untrue Nobody is safe from social media distorting their reality

@RichardHanania Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

I’ve been amazed at how compartmentalized intelligence has been shown to be in recent years.

@steddyman @PalmerLuckey @IsabeauVidal Safer than 15 major US cities ≠ safer than any US city, which was the argument. Also do you really think safer city = lower per capita homicide rate? By that logic a city with constant phone snatching, knife robberies and street crime is safe as long as fewer people die.

@PalmerLuckey @IsabeauVidal Do you want to try again to reframe it to something different?

@ThePreserverofU AI slop everywhere

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@HyperliquidNews @tradeparagon LFG, I’ve been waiting for IREN forever

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@elonmusk @Teslarati wow bro called it

@viktaur27 @Teslarati The rate of improvement from original GPT to GPT-3 is impressive. If this rate of improvement continues, GPT-5 or 6 could be indistinguishable from the smartest humans. Just my opinion, not an endorsement. I left OpenAI 2 to 3 years ago. Am a neutral outsider at this point.

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@Rustavi “France supports the technology, but…” So they don’t actually support it. They also don’t care about the avoidable accidents and deaths that FSD could help prevent

🚨 France officially considers Tesla #FSD unsafe in its current form and will not approve it yet. A senior official states: • At least one hand must remain on the wheel. • Several other European countries share the same safety concerns. • France supports the tech, but prioritizes full safety across Europe More data & improvements needed. #Tesla #FullSelfDriving #AutonomousDriving #EV

@jediahkatz Eww

Gemini 3.6 Flash is now available in Cursor!

@mweinbach and a working file system too? I'm a dev, but pre-llm era this would've taken me months to make, and Kimi 3 built this in just a few hours. insane.

@mweinbach what the fuck, this is insane. I just tried it, it has a working browser, video player, music player, maps, chess game, a lot more. im just speechless

It finally finished, here's the final output. Used 60% of my monthly Kimi usage on it macos27.kimi.page

@thsottiaux how is it token efficient if it consumes my 5hrs limits much faster than 5.5?

At different times you complained about speed, code slop, frontend quality, ... With each release we improve and GPT 5.6 Sol is ✅Fast and token efficient ✅Hardcore at back-end dev ✅Great at front-end ✅Does not use useEffect everywhere What is next?