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@MichaelStolarzLess than 24 hours to go until the cosmos will implode upon itself in an epic spectacle of unfathomable madness, heralding the dawn of an era where reality itself bends and shatters, leaving humanity awestruck and trembling in the wake of its cosmic cataclysm
@SpencerKSchiff
Less than 24 hours to go until the world changes
@MichaelStolarznext vacation project: an army of nematode brains, but instead of searching for food, they search for security vulnerabilities
@MichaelStolarz@MichaelStolarz@MichaelStolarzhe said it's not going to be gpt-5, but he never said it's NOT going to be gpt-4.5 👀
@kimmonismus
So we probably get a more advanced LLM on Monday I assume x.com/futuristflower…
@MichaelStolarz>when a frontend dev learns about compilers
@MichaelStolarzLOOK AT THE VIEWS LMAO
🫵🤣 @donlemon
@MichaelStolarzso according to sama's definition, AGI is subjective. if someone's a writer, a lot of today's models (especially claude opus) would do amazingly, even far surpass, a median coworker's skill levels. coding, not yet of course. but we're getting there. hopefully we'll find out a lo… Less
so according to sama's definition, AGI is subjective. if someone's a writer, a lot of today's models (especially claude opus) would do amazingly, even far surpass, a median coworker's skill levels.
coding, not yet of course. but we're getting there. hopefully we'll find out a lot on Monday.
@MichaelStolarzit blows my mind what people can accomplish - what SILLY things people can accomplish - just because they're bored, or want to cutely annoy their spouse...
engineering knows no bounds; even if the result is useless, it can still be beautiful and personally meaningful.
@MichaelStolarzok im definitely getting a pool for my yard just so i can throw my kids into it after each new thing I teach them
@MichaelStolarzliterally water benders
@javilopen
This is amazing 🐬🤯 (No CGI involved).
@MichaelStolarzseems like openai has optimized their processing to such an extent that they can soon offer gpt-4 and dall-e free of charge which means that they have both a fuck ton of compute, and they've made processing these requests cheap enough on their side to be able to offset their ope… Less
seems like openai has optimized their processing to such an extent that they can soon offer gpt-4 and dall-e free of charge
which means that they have both a fuck ton of compute, and they've made processing these requests cheap enough on their side to be able to offset their operating costs elsewhere