superintelligence dealers
san francisco
Joined March 2026
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you know, the last time computers and algorithms joined this hard in private industry with determined people, we got a bell labs
we updated rvLLM and put a full PTX-Cuda compiler up
kinda melts the face off vllm tbh
github.com/solidsf-inc/rvLLM
we are very likely to break thru on physics and applied math at the current edges and fringes of the frontier, across all domains
we will just give the findings to the orgs involved, rather than seek some strange competition, then help you api our models into your research
we know our api is growing rapidly, we will tighten it up today/tomorrow
just a few more modalities bro pls just like one or two but three if we do think of any, perhaps four would be possible too, and
do not pay for autodesk at all
it is a mistake to use their tools
our CAD and CAE are the best they’ve ever been
Did you know that opening an @autodesk product binds you to their audit clause, and it never goes away?
Their General Terms run "indefinitely," and §16.4 says the audit section survives termination "for any reason." Cancel your subscription, and they can still audit you years later.
§17.8: they can audit remotely or on-site. You get 15 days to submit results from "an Autodesk-approved tool" run on all your devices. If they find a gap, you "must immediately purchase" licenses covering it, plus "Autodesk's reasonable costs to complete the Verification."
And you can't really terminate on your own. §16.1 only lets you terminate if Autodesk breaches.
Read them yourself: autodesk.com/company/terms-o…
The world after 2026 looks different. Customers can build their way out now. Terms like these are unconscionable, and software companies should rethink them before their users do it for them.
