Made you look.

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Joined December 2008
By the end I was literally expecting one of the characters to say "Military calisthenics fat burn challenge".
Watch Episode 1 of our Odyssey series made with Grok Imagine. Let us know in the comments if you'd like a full breakdown of how it was done! Creative collaboration with @WonderStudiosX and director Dev Walker @glumlot_
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Does Elon not like it when people push back on conspiracy bullshit? My account apparently has a "temporary label" for "suspected inauthentic behaviours".
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“BY AMIGANS, FOR AMIGANS”? AEONKit files IP complaint, takes down TheA1200 event photos from Facebook. So much for community spirit. 🙄
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Two rounds of lawsuits lost. Now AEONKit are targeting TheA1200 and Amiga's partners with a worldwide trademark grab, trying to block the products. The petrodollar-funded campaign to suffocate Amiga continues...
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If I can get $528 of value out of a $20 subscription, I must be a 26x developer, right?
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To confuse your enemies, you must first confuse yourself.
埃隆·马斯克建议不要为太空芯片降温,反而——让它们在高温下工作。 这正是太空数据中心的真正悖论所在所有人都以为:“太空里可是−270°C,芯片会自己冷却。”实际上恰恰相反。在真空里没有空气,也没有水来带走热量。真空就像一个巨大的保温瓶:芯片产生的热量会留在了里面。唯一摆脱它的办法——就是通过大型散热板以红外光的形式辐射出去。 这时,严酷的物理定律就登场了。散热板越冷,它辐射的热量就越弱。 根据斯特藩-玻尔兹曼定律,辐射功率与**绝对温度的四次方**成正比。如果只是将芯片的工作温度在开尔文温标上提高20%,散热板就能辐射出两倍的热量。这意味着散热板可以做得小两倍、更轻。马斯克在视频中讲的正是这个: “如果将工作温度在开尔文温标上提高20%,散热板的质量就能减半。因此,在太空里工作在更高温度下更有利。” 在地球上,我们花费数十亿美元来保持芯片低温。在太空里,更划算的设计是让芯片能在100–120°C下稳定工作。那样散热板就会大幅减轻,发射成本也会急剧下降。而且神经网络对辐射引起的随机比特错误相当耐受——对于一个巨大的模型,几翻转的比特几乎没什么影响。 结果,空间人工智能的主要问题不是能量(太空里的太阳光免费且恒定),而正是散热。马斯克建议解决它的办法不是冷却,而是利用温度。
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Might as well join the reverse engineering slopfest. Here's the macOS Drift screensaver, but recreated by Opus 5.5 with Matrix glyphs: github.com/cmsj/MatrixDrift
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Announcing I ate a tomato earlier. Similar value to humanity.
Announcing tsc-rs (aka ts-rust), my complete rewrite of the Typescript compiler, type checker, and LSP, all in Rust. This is a project I've had agents working on for 5 months now. I burned ~$400k of Codex tokens and got nowhere. Burned ~$20k of Opus and got there in 2 weeks. I have not read a single line of the code. tsc-rs is an open source drop-in replacement for tsc, and it's available now.
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Chris “$8 peasant” Jones retweeted
the cocomelonification of software, every tech company develops a little cartoon guy that adult toddlers can use to ensure they never develop taste or preferences
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Oh dear, my bot has accidentally shipped you a box of angry spiders. I may be able to intervene, but I’m glad to be rid of my personal agency.
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Some people can’t grasp the nuance of “I use the tool appropriately” vs “ALL GLORY AND PRAISE TO THE TOOL! THE TOOL IS GOD! THE TOOL IS SALVATION!”
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Chris “$8 peasant” Jones retweeted
It’s not “your” AI, it’s your data flowing through some asshole AI company’s servers.
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It’s time President Trump renames the US to Super America.
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I'm starting to think we might want to take a snapshot of all software fairly soon, so we have a restore point to undo the waves of AI psychosis spreading in the dev world.
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And he used Newton’s law of universal gravitation to do it. So, in a very real sense, eclipse prediction only really became possible after heliocentrism was accepted.
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(He also named the Saros cycle, the Babylonians didn’t call it that)
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Replying to @SAshworthHayes
@SAshworthHayes @charleshymas can I get a comment on your Telegraph piece "One in 12 in London is an illegal migrant" published yesterday. I have a response from Edge Analytics, who you cited as providing Thames Water with a demographic report, saying that their report...
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I'd like to know how you can justify the headline presented on your article.
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