Anmol Tripathi

Works @CRED_club | A fool finding order in this chaos |

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Medicine is applied biology
Biology is applied chemistry
Chemistry is applied physics
Physics is applied maths
Maths is applied logic
Logic is applied brain power
Brain power is applied consciousness
Consciousness is emergent complexity
Emergent complexity is applied randomness

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

If you click the first link in wikipedia over and over again, chances are you are going to get to same page every single time. Page: Philosophy

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

“What you most want is what you can’t have, and what you most can’t have is what you already had and lost”
- Siren song, The Odyssey

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Kill the monster before he tells you his story, otherwise you will start loving him too

[Vaibhav Sisinty @VaibhavSisinty]

Someone just extracted the full system prompt of GPT 5.6 Sol. The entire instruction set OpenAI gives the model before you even type your first message.

It's over 20,000 words long. And what's inside changes how you think about what ChatGPT actually is.

A few things that stood out:

The model's real name internally is "GPT-5.6 Thinking." It's described as a reasoning model with a hidden chain of thought.

There's a parameter at the bottom called "Juice: 112." No explanation. No documentation. Nobody knows what it controls.

There's an "oververbosity" setting. OpenAI sets it to 4 out of 10. That's why Sol's answers are shorter than older models. It's not the model being
smarter. It's the prompt telling it to talk less.

ChatGPT now has ads. Built directly into the system prompt. Free and Go plan users see sponsored links. The model is explicitly told not to mention ads unless asked, and to say "I can't view the app UI" if a user asks about them.

It has access to your Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, and Google Drive through internal API tools.

It can search emails, read threads, create drafts, send messages, create calendar events, and look up contacts. All built into the base prompt.

There's more:

→ An automations system that monitors things, sends recurring summaries, and checks conditions by creating iCal events to schedule future prompts back to itself

→ Image generation rules that allow it to answer questions about people in images but block it from identifying real people or real TV characters

→ A hard rule that the model must never promise future work. If it's running out of tokens, it must give a partial answer rather than ask a clarifying question. "Partial completion is MUCH better than clarifications."

This isn't just a system prompt. It's the full operating system behind every ChatGPT conversation.

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Sometimes being attractive means being clean, happy and stress free

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Out of hatred for cockroaches, the ants voted for insecticide and they all died. Including the housefly that didn’t vote

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

We live in a capitalist world, and in capitalism you don’t climb the ladder by working hard, you climb the ladder by owning it

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Potential is the nicest word for hasn’t done anything yet

[abhishek @abhi1thakur]

“P” in ArtiPhicial Intelligence stands for privacy

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Niyo: “We charge 0 convenience fee”
Also Niyo on the payment page: adds convenience fee
At least make your fraud convenient too. 🙃

@theniyo

[Microsoft Edge @MicrosoftEdge]

i OnLy UsE yOu To DoWnLoAd ChRoMe

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Now (2025+): We’re seeing touches of depth, motion, haptics, and tactile cues coming back just like Android 16 is doing, possibly because we’re transitioning toward more spatial interfaces (AR/VR/XR). Touch points need to feel more physical and intuitive again. Translucent slides

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Android 16’s UI is making touch points more tactile and object-like.
Feels like the early skeuomorphic days. when phone UIs mimicked real-world elements to help us adapt to touch.
Now, it’s happening again. But this time, maybe it’s to prep us for AR/VR.
Spatial is coming ✨

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

Mature smartphone era (2013–2020): Flat, minimalist design (Material Design, iOS 7+) took over once users were acclimated. Clean, efficient, information-focused.

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

But in war, one doesn’t give up a castle. They burn it down.

[Anmol Tripathi @_anmoltripathi]

@airindia @BLRAirport Just checked seamlessly. Thanks to Pooja Sathyan! :)