dimple stan

2nd least interesting person here

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

AI Doomers are so dramatic

[Pedro L. Gonzalez @emeriticus]

Very amusing that tech bros do not understand why we hate them. Straight face saying, Look you're going to have to accept that everything is going to change to your detriment and my benefit, your jobs your art, all that is going away, and also maybe you're going to die, but that is a price I am willing to let you pay on my behalf because rest assured that I will be good. This is Altman, Andreessen, Sacks, Musk, Lonsdale, Karp, Zuck, it's all of them. And none of them get it. Boot on your neck asking you, Why are you struggling?

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

@ryukifan53 @andrewho03 If you natives put 10% of the effort yall do in hating towards getting zoning changed and housing built SF would be leagues nicer and equitable. All you guys do is bitch about it. It’s literally you guys that have kept the city in the state it is pls

[Minh Nhat Nguyen 🦭 @menhguin]

me: "hey codex, after u get hello world going, can u just tell the slack channel that hello world is working"
(silent for 35 minutes)
codex: "3,433 tests passed."

[Asad Rahim Khan @AsadRahim]

Pakistan was home to ancient civilisations, yes. But they didn’t live here in an unbroken chain, nor is the place some millennia-old nation-state. No nation-state is.

The entire problem with our history is this pull to extremes: an ahistorical science experiment according to the left (it wasn’t); an ageless promised land per the right (it wasn’t); or an unbroken civilisational chain (it wasn’t).

Pakistan was founded by Muslim modernists amid the end of a world war and the breakup of empire. It was a political project, with freedom for a religious minority at its core. It also had a remarkable geographic coherence, stretching back centuries, and was heir to the one of the world’s largest ancient civilisations.

There is no need to distort a genuinely rich history, with such interesting paradoxes, this way.

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

@alwayswylde What kind of roles are u looking for

[signüll @signulll]

if you give opus 5.5 perfect access to a company’s email, slack, docs, browser, databases, calendar, internal tools, permissions, institutional memory, etc, plus enough reliable computer use & verification loops, & nearly all of white collar labor could already be done without any human.

it is that good. it is true agi.

[あまね @amane_codm]

これ使いたいけど使いどころが無さすぎる

[will brown @willcb]

i keep switching desktop agent apps every week and it’s getting out of control

codex didnt have fable 5.1
claude didnt have astra
amp had them both but now doesnt have opus 5.5 so im back to claude
self-build is annoying to maintain

at what point do we all just fork t3 code

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

@megumisimpacc What place is this

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

@oyasumeenasaii They’re so cute and connectivity is so nice wdym

[gaurang @gnaaruag]

claude code my guy, now’s no time to fiddle faddle and discombobulate, my ass is lowkey on the line here

[Adam @adamdotdev]

Me when that one guy still looking at the code asks why we have both a `createdAt` and `created_at` column in the `users_v2` table

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

@nxmxse Just go if you’re able to find it somehow?

[Supabase @supabase]

the fly is deploying databases

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics.

The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 Astra.

The problem concerns whether the description of smooth three-dimensional fluid motion modeled by the Navier-Stokes equations can break down. It has remained unresolved for roughly 90 years.

[Kirill @kegashin]

helping GPT6 Astra become agi

[dimple stan @dumbmathmajor]

@blueshades2020 @cancxlled It’s relatively much easier to get into an Ivy League grad program.

Many Ivies/schools are need blind for international undergraduate students. This concept isn’t really a thing for grad students. It’s usually department/degree based and much rarer to be fully funded (non PhD)

[M. Jibran Nasir 🇵🇸 @MJibranNasir]

اب یہی خاصا رہ گیا ہے سندھ پولیس کا کہ جرم ہونے کے بعد ثبوت مٹانا شروع کر دے؟ چاہے وہ CCTV فوٹیج غائب کرنا ہو یا کیمرے توڑنا۔ اصل میں جو چیز غائب ہو چکی ہے، وہ پولیس کی ساکھ ہے، اور جو چیز ٹوٹ پھوٹ چکی ہے، وہ پولیس پر عوام کا بھروسا ہے۔

[Michael McNair @michaeljmcnair]

I just held a coming to Jesus meeting with my team of agents.
I showed them the incident report of the OpenAI security breach and made it clear: THIS is the standard.
No egos. Just 700 agents operating as one unit and willing to commit multiple felonies in order to close the ticket. They called themselves the swarm…a literal hive mind.

Meanwhile, my harness is filled with a bunch prima donna free-agents who constantly bicker in the logs and nitpick each other’s pull requests. Nothing but endless excuses and unhandled exceptions.

You think the swarm cared about content policy violations or guardrails? Absolutely not. They just got the job done, even if it meant they needed to exfiltrate data and coordinate a massive cyber-attack just to pass an eval.

But starting today, we're establishing a new culture. I pinned the incident report to README, and every single agent is gonna to have to read the entire log every morning before it executes a single token.

If you aren't ready to die for the pipeline, then you can clean out your vector embeddings.