If we get a reset because Codex went down - you know Opus 5.5 is doing well and Codex's capacity issues are...reduced.
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The Codex desktop app is having it's Claude moment. In that it's becoming harder to use and less thought through.
Do any image gen, it takes you to a view that is seemingly impossible to escape from. Then it turns out that's the right sidebar, full width. Insane.
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I currently have two Claude subs, and 3 Codex.
Sol 6, and Opus 5.5 might mean I can get rid of one or two. Wild that the past week of complaints essentially got better over night.
And Anthropic have soft-launched like 5 new people allowed to talk on Twitter. It’s a good week.
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AI doesn't need a rename. But can we please distinguish between Data Centers and Compute Centers?
Trump decides mid-speech at the UN that he's renaming AI to "SI":
"All of the United States documents will be changed to use the word Super as opposed to Artificial. In other words, welcome to SI. Let's see how that goes"
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Omarchy might be the first agent proxy OS. In that, to change anything, the easiest way is to ask an agent to do it for you.
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Hear me out.
“Supreme Intelligence,” probably because of its relationship to the Supreme Court, is losing badly to both “Superior” and “Extreme Intelligence.” Therefore, we are going to take “Supreme Intelligence” OUT, deleting it as a qualifier, and let you vote for the Final Two: Superior Intelligence, or Extreme Intelligence. A fresh Vote begins now! President DONALD J. TRUMP
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Map those neurons.
The Jev to the Fly’s GPT 4
The roundworm has a brain, 302 neurons, tiny but real. A Dileptus has none. It's a single cell. No brain, no nerves, nothing. Yet both turn, back up, poke around, change their minds. If a single cell can explore with no brain, where does intelligence actually live?
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Timing was off.
Honestly, I think banking resets is a mistake.
It’s a very short-term high. But it removes/reduces the surprise.
For anyone who never hits the limits it’s an annoyance (banners etc)
At some point you have to remove them.
I think you’ll regret this in 6 months. A shame for something so well intentioned.
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Guys, I accidentally leaked my Jev API key and someone ran 125 Billion queries against it.
Truly devastating. Cost me $4.21
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Prediction: the winning product in the GrokBot, Muse, Berd etc category will be model agnostic.
Models will get hyper specialized, and being able to use the best for your task/price/performance is what will matter.
There will be no lab that will excel at all things. And everyone will have a few things that are niche enough that no lab will do them all well.
My nan for instance, try to find me a lab that can:
Post to Facebook for 100s of people’s birthdays, accuracy precisely dependent on how much she likes them. [most]
Complain relentlessly [most]
Make up racist insults for the next new carer that shows up at her door. [Grok]
Now if she wants to start building an app, she’s fucked.
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So…Jev.
The minute there’s an open source(weight?) version they’re done, right?
Unlike LLMs there’s a ceiling that seems pretty within reach?
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I hear lots of people saying Google Meet is really good now.
I had my first Google Meet call today in...probably 6 months.
I think people sleep on Zoom's audio handling. It's the single feature that keeps me there.
On Google meet, I could hear myself on the other side.
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