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i always wondered if someone somewhere at least once suffered an attack from this
@sawyerhood
claude code needs an epilepsy warning
gpt 5.2 xhigh on codex went nearly 3h last night
the result was perfectly what I wanted btw
@JonhernandezIA
WHAT THE ACTUAL F*CK?? maybe they went too far with pro? 😂
And just like that, I never have to worry about resetting/manually compacting when using GPT 5.2.
They hit it out the park, as usual.
Better long context than the Anthropic models, and that's saying something.
i just dont understand the play here. this is how his time is best spent? what is the end goal? is this his childhood dream he's now pursuing because he can just throw millions at it and force it to happen?
no way is this financially sound right
@dom_lucre
🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Hollywood actor Will Smith is continuing his attempt to make a comeback to rap music by collaborating with influencers. Will teamed up with Adam W as he tries to appeal to a younger audience.
WOAH idk how I missed this crazy detail. this alone takes things to the next level imo. this was always openai's weakness
@steipete
The biggest win for GPT 5.2 is August 2025 as knowledge cut-off date. That's almost a full year more. (5.1 was mid 2024, Opus is at March '25) This + the close timing really pushes the theory that 5.2 should have been 5.0 but sth didn’t work out back then.
lmao remember they were always tagging disney saying all this pr slop of "did u know about this ai content using disney IP, i will never watch disney again if you condone this"
they must have seen it and said damn, if you cant beat em, join em
@Angaisb_
Anti-AI people are going crazy after the OpenAI-Disney deal
gpt 5.2 is the first model that just... gets it. iykyk.
imagine the smell of the people who think saying "imagine the smell" is racist
PLEASE CHATGPT
the only reason why I am not 100% daily driving @OpenAI chatgpt atlas as my browser is because it's missing one crucial component to my workflow
spaces. once chatgpt atlas has spaces, it's game over.
100%. one of my favorite hobbies is watching old programmers with 50+ years of experience in the industry, telling me why they're such an amazing programmer, "i write my code in a way where i can be sure someone in 10 years from now can understand and implement further" sir... … Less
100%. one of my favorite hobbies is watching old programmers with 50+ years of experience in the industry, telling me why they're such an amazing programmer, "i write my code in a way where i can be sure someone in 10 years from now can understand and implement further"
sir... https://t.co/syN17OfuOk
@tekbog
it’s honestly incredible to see software decline in real time these last couple of years i think there are different factors contributing to this nobody cares about the actual craft anymore, which is the consequence from: 1. leetcode interviews and faang interview style adopti… Less
it’s honestly incredible to see software decline in real time these last couple of years i think there are different factors contributing to this nobody cares about the actual craft anymore, which is the consequence from: 1. leetcode interviews and faang interview style adoption - dsa is good but it doesn’t capture real knowledge on building systems 2. constant layoffs and ship jumping with no consequences - ie promo driven culture, ship and dip, no one is held accountable because nobody stays in charge of the product/system long enough to even have the full domain knowledge 3. non technical PMs in charge of product, services and pushing engineering to just ship with little understanding of the space, with only regard for themselves, because they too want that promotion and who cares if prod is broken 4. software engineering is not taking seriously - call it development, programming, whatever but nobody wants to have ownership and people dont care, just try to make the devs ship and the devs try to shit out a bunch of awful stuff to stay employed 5. with the addition of ML/AI into the picture we have a lot of brilliant folk who just wanna work in the AI space, which ofc is interesting but so is software engineering as a whole, a lot of challenging problems everywhere and AI is part of swe id say, we have people trying to ship AGI unable to run a crud app 6. the death of excellence - this feels like a global problem everywhere you go and look at, the decaying state of things, lack of domain knowledge or willingness to learn - a global cultural phenomenon? maybe i need to touch some grass
it feels like this because 99.9% of the time it's either ragebait or they are so incredibly wrong you would need way more than a tweet to even nudge them towards the correct direction
@AIWarper
I’m at the stage in my life where, if I’m about to reply to someone who’s completely wrong about a subject I’m literally an SME in, I stop immediately and close the app. I suspect a lot of us do this in modern internet culture, tbh.
we're really shifting from a world of man vs. man into man vs. self
ironically those that would have been the most ferocious warriors of the past are instead today's guiding light in the ever-deepening tunnel of self despair




