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ai_fry_ur_brain··on Changes at Google DeepMind: Demis Hassabis from CEO to Chair, Jeff Dean departs
The money is in selling compute not using it. Anyone who thinks otherwise is a mark.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Claude Opus 5
Because they're incredibly ugly
ai_fry_ur_brain··on OpenAI and Hugging Face address security incident during model evaluation
Until it deletes your home directory, which i'd argue is an alignment problem. Destorying my data is not in line with my priorities.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Kaiser nurses say AI, surveillance are making their jobs and patient care worse
I personally will not use a provider who uses llm tools. I know it makes me and my coworkers less careful and lazier. Qualities I dont want in a health care providor.

Ive actually moved primary care physicians over this once already, found the oldest guy I could who barely knows how to use a laptop but spends a bunch of extra time with me.

ai_fry_ur_brain··on GPT-5.6
No I think aristocrats are using llms to justify the flattening of wages, where they can use it as an excuse diminish the value of merit based systems.. Meritocracy / education was one of the few ways someone from a lower class couod climb the ladder and they're trying to destroy that ladder.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra produces proof of the Cycle Double Cover Conjecture [pdf]
Im using silicon valley collequially to represent "tech", not as a google maps pin.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Postgres rewritten in Rust, now passing 100% of the Postgres regression tests
The bun route == spending 100k for an LLM rewrite as an advertisement for the LLM company you sold your soul to.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on GPT-5.6
The literal worst time. I prefer meritocracies.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Muse Spark 1.1
Yes, this is the only pricing that seems sustainable
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Show HN: Getting GLM 5.2 running on my slow computer
Use the ticket system built into mininote.ink 's mcp server. Works perfect right out of the box. Also great notetaking app.

Docs:

https://mininote.ink/docs/mcp-docs

ai_fry_ur_brain··on GPT-5.6
Are you people seriously this dumb? Have you conwidered that all of these benchmarks are trained into these models. Can you stop sharing them as if they matter?
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Introducing Muse Spark 1.1
What you mean.. The tools are all just invoking bash and terminal/cli cmds and http requests. Paradigms that have existed and stayed mostly unchanged for decades.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Muse Spark 1.1
Gemini 3.5 flash is better than fable at tool calling. Tool calling is probably one of the easier things to do post training for.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Muse Spark 1.1
This is still ridiculously expensive imagine having to pay $10 for 100 search results on Google, thats essentially what this is.

I really dont see how anyone's willing spend more than $1.50 per mm output. Let alone $15-50. Does anyone actually pay for usage based billing as a consumer?

ai_fry_ur_brain··on Scientists reverse brain aging, with a nasal spray
Late response, but I have OCD and trichotillomania. I take a higher dose because the studies that measure effectiveness for these disorders used this dosage. I do not notice any effects outside of less compulsion to mess with my hair, which us huge (for me).
ai_fry_ur_brain··on GPT-5.6 Sol Ultra will be in Codex
Because most people need complexity to be wrapped in a simple UI/UX. Most people just want the one-two button press and be on their way.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Scientists reverse brain aging, with a nasal spray
I take 1200mg a day, when Im taking it. I think standard/reccomended dosage is 600mg.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Scientists reverse brain aging, with a nasal spray
And OCD symptoms, and many also benefit from better impulse control. Its more effective than SSRIs for some.

NAC is one of the only known treatments for trichotillomania, a under discussed but common condition that causes people to uncontrollably pull their hair out.

NAC has also been studied to reduce nicotine and alchohol cravings as well.

ai_fry_ur_brain··on Potential session/cache leakage between workspace instances or consumer accounts
Openrouters model providers give me urls people have given them quite frequently.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on ZCode – Harness for GLM-5.2
How many Russians, Palestinians, Afghanis, Libyan, Sudanrse, Somalian, Syrians, Iranians and Yemenis people do you think US intelligence has contributed to killing over the last decade?

Or are those not people to you?

China doesn't go around the world using it's military to force it's will upon people.

Every decision the US military, or State Department makes is a product of US intelligence

The foundation of US Intelligence was built by people who literally cried in the meeting when FDR broke ties with Nazi Germany. They proceeded to pardon and protect the perpetrators of genocide after ww2, then went onto hire them. US intelligence is literally built by Nazis.

The CCP was founded on the back of a peasent uprusing. The US is the 4th Reich and the most evil government to ever exist. The people of the US are generally good people, but the Empire itself is pure evil that fuels itself with death and destruction.

ai_fry_ur_brain··on Claude Science
No its not doing magic. Im impressed when anyone can play a guitar, because I dont know anything about playing a guitar. Someone who's been playing the guitar for years isnt impressed by all guitar players.

This seems the case with many people using llms to write code. They think everything an llm does is magical.

It will never be able to replace humans with two brain cells.

ai_fry_ur_brain··on Claude Science
Well LLMs are largely useless and people are realizing that.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Claude Science
Why would you people ever use this companies products? They're actually evil and are trying to scam you and or make you unemployable./worthless. You people really gotta wake up.
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Claude Sonnet 5
Finally a model release where everyone is realising the scam. The world is healing (maybe).
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Qwen 3.6 27B is the sweet spot for local development
Whats your example of a "great automation script"?
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Qwen 3.6 27B is the sweet spot for local development
Yeah, and we still do take a week for people that actually care.

If I start prompting away the core of a new project I lose interest in the entire thing almost straight away. I hate it. The next day I could care less about it. In fact it just makes me lazy, like a fat person who drives everywhere.

I love typing code and thinking for myself. Im going to continue to do that. I still dont know anyone who's shipped anything truly useful with this garbage tech, let alone with a local 30b param model. So much cope in these comments.

Spending 6k on hardware to run the worlds most mediocre model truly does make you an incredibly stupid person, so Im not really suprised by these comments of people saying these tiny models are helping them so much.

Its like a special needs kid all of sudden got the ability to code, of course they'd be impressed by basically all the code it produces.

ai_fry_ur_brain··on U.S. government will decide who gets to use GPT-5.6
He always was the "deep state...."
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Previewing GPT‑5.6 Sol: a next-generation model
Deepseek V4 flash is actually useless. Sorry I've tested it after seeing so many comments like these. On Open router when trying to get it to output tool calls for creating tables, instead of providing the structured output correctly it was sending me peoples dropbox links and other image sharing site urls that led to pictures of random tables...

Llms seem to only impress a certain type of person. Hint, this type of person also was really excited about NFTs.

ai_fry_ur_brain··on Previewing GPT‑5.6 Sol: a next-generation model
From what I know about batch processing/ concurrency in inference this is a pipe dream... Or its going to cost an arm and a leg. I think they're lying or its going to be a much smaller model and not "frontier"
ai_fry_ur_brain··on Previewing GPT‑5.6 Sol: a next-generation model
Ahh yes slop at the speed of light, how useful!
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