Remorse is the best form of trigger discipline that is not taught at the shooting range. To massacre a group of people once you have de-humanised them is akin to livestock slaughter. "We have a black male problem", at that point, knowing SAPS history in KZN, I just knew wasup.
Why I use Gemini instead of ChatGPT or Claude:
- Much of what I do is interactive search, and it's the best one for that.
- It integrates better with everything else I already have in Google.
- It's not the leader in some areas, but that changes by the day.
- I don't trust OpenAI or Anthropic with my data or research.
Trying to kill an STF member after murdering two other police officers is a quick way to secure chauffeur-driven, air-conditioned, state-sponsored transport and accommodation.
@kwets11 They seriously don't give a fuck, they just want bigger numbers to justify their perceived victimhood, a superiority in losing. Reminds me of the attached sc usually used for AI model releases.
We are so back, South African woman waving their victimhood card with pride, a gleeful moment borne of tragedy. You would swear their tears were laced with cocaine.
@ThaboMapss@bandile_banks@Masinganyelani And therein lies his problem, he views the world through a feminist lens and casts that upon everyone else, kids call it projection or something.
I actually use Codex a lot... more than most people asking for resets in the replies. And it is with my heavy usage that I know that Codex limits are just not as good as they used to be.
With GPT 5.5, I had a $100 plan and it'd be impossible for me to meet my daily and weekly limits. I'd have Codex working on 2 projects concurrently, running code reviews, using image gen, and controlling my browser. And I still would have usage leftover.
Now, with GPT 5.6, an entire week's of usage can be burned in a couple hours with GPT 5.6 Sol Ultra on the same $100 plan. This is absolutely absurd.
It was so bad that OpenAI had to investigate this for weeks once they received complaints from countless users. And Tibo confirmed that GPT 5.6 Sol used more tokens than GPT 5.5 at the same reasoning. They've made some improvements to their tool calls that should have resulted in 18% higher usage with Sol. And I'm grateful for the team's effort. But it still feels worse than GPT 5.5 did. And I know I am far from the only one who thinks this.
I still love my ChatGPT subscription.
I love the no weekly limits.
I love its technical excellence at coding.
I love that there's no gatekeeping of models.
And I vastly prefer it to Claude's.
But I won't pretend that limits have not felt worse with the introduction of GPT 5.6, despite OpenAI's claims that it's 50% more efficient in agentic coding.
And those were largely masked by the frequent resets we received every 2-3 days. As OpenAI begins monetizing resets, free resets will be less frequent. Which can effectively reduce overall limits by up to 57%.
Today, the $100 plan feels like the minimum to get any good usage out of Sol. Which GPT 5.4 and GPT 5.5 didn't desperately need. We're gradually treading an upward trajectory of how much money we need to spend to get the equivalent usage across consecutive releases.
I'm really hoping GPT 6 or Astra doesn't represent another spike in overall usage, such that even the $100 plan won't feel sufficient.
That's right, GPT-5.6 Sol is awesome and can be used pretty much anywhere, including in the CC harness.
To celebrate this, together with the fact that I'm not going anywhere... I have reset usage limits for all paid users of ChatGPT Work and Codex.
Have fun out there!
A few weeks later: "JusticeForJohnDoe".
In this country with gaudy homicide stats that should have dissuaded you from doing the thing that led to their gaudiness you have become another cautionary tale.
10 days into 2026:
- Terence Tao announces GPT & Aristotle solve Erdős problem autonomously
- Linus Torvalds concedes vibe coding is better than hand-coding for his non-kernel project
- DHH walks back “AI can’t code” from Lex podcast 6 months later
An acceleration is coming the likes of which humanity has never experienced before
@InshallahSZN That tweet is fallacious click-bait, hence my initial response. Incidents of passenger harassment in private vehicles has occurred in the past, not within the timeframe implied in that tweet. Uber/Bolt situation is a matter the government has refused to mediate unfortunately.
@InshallahSZN Self-interest.
Enough intra-industry violence exists in the taxi industry. The vast majority of owners are concerned with profitability, with no interest in harassing families or e-hailing drivers. I hate propaganda that exploits an isolated issue and presents it as a norm.
@NgwenyaMtimand Okay, then deal with the issues as they arise. Don't undermine your own cause by attaching it to blatantly false news concocted to drive an agenda that you are clueless about, taxi business feeds families.
Many are called. Few are chosen. But fewer are entrusted with the sound.
Ndim iKhaka Lomculo - the shield, the protector.
I call on you to stop, listen, witness and rejoice with me. The Godfather of Amapiano is back.
iKhaka Lomculo: The Album 27.08.25
Makube chosi kube hele 🤲🏻