That terminal bench 4.0 result is... bad? Terra XHigh more expensive than Sol Low and still does worse. It's very likely this is a next checkpoint of GPT-6 "Sol", over-optimised for the web chat and offered to Codex…
OpenAI have an incredibly inconvenient "one billion free users" shackle attached to their leg that they need to fix first.
> It turned out that GPT-6 Sol was a dud performancewise, so a week later OpenAI announced GPT-6.1 Sol, I strongly believe that GPT-6 Sol was only ever meant to be the web chat model, but it was a panic public release…
> I don't understand why it has to be non-electromagnetically interacting Because we have zero evidence of it electromagnetically interacting. We have evidence of other particles like this, like neutrinos. > Why can't…
Well, any other theory would have to explain all of the following better than cold dark matter does: 1. Galactic rotation curves (galaxies spin too fast) 2. Galactic gravitional lensing (galaxies bend too much light) 3.…
Very big object x Very small chance x Very long time = normal probabilities
> But if dark matter is also interacting gravitationally, why wouldn’t it also be tangled up? Friction between regular matter causes it to lose energy and thus velocity. Dark matter doesn't have self-interaction outside…
The people who work at Claude seem to talk in claudlish, so I doubt they care.
An AVIF and a WebM + AV1 is basically identical file-size wise, but you can zoom in on an AVIF so for actual animated images it wins on that front.
I tried using a passkey to log in to something and it gave me an error and I simply didn't care about trying to fix it. So passwords it is for me.
I've noticed that code mode seems to cause progressive lobotomisation in Sol 6.1 around subagents. The more it uses it, the worse it gets at giving prompts to subagents: URLs, datasourceproxy accesspathonlyallowed…
For anyone not willing to click through, by "Bahrain" they actually mean Malaysia.
I'll consider it if they let me use my subscription with a custom harness, like Codex does. Until then, no thanks.
> OpenAI models used to be the prototype for robotic text, but lately I've been finding them much more natural. This was the biggest thing I noticed in the 6 models; their conversational prose is dramatically less…
Perhaps we should never ever use hashed class names?
I'm fairly sure it's just luck of the draw if you get put onto a quant'd model or not. I've seen luna xhigh change intelligence fairly drastically on a day to day basis.
Assembly is honestly very easy to learn, especially ARM assembly, for the basics (even if whole-program assembly is still difficult). In the worst case, you end up learning something interesting.
> On top of my on-going battle with Windows + Firefox + DNS/TLS resolution sometimes stalling for seconds at a time, Have you tried disabling HTTP/2?
I think ultimately 90% of the time, Luna XHigh is basically as good as you need, as long as you're willing to step in occasionally before it creates an architectural disaster.
I can do this automatically using my mind.
Unplug the ethernet cable leading to the outside world, then?
How did it get banned? Presumably it has a modchip inside which means that getting updates from alternative sources is still viable.
Why does it have like 0.1s animations?
When the entire post is staccato sentences it's very easy to tell.
It's the staccato sentences
That terminal bench 4.0 result is... bad? Terra XHigh more expensive than Sol Low and still does worse. It's very likely this is a next checkpoint of GPT-6 "Sol", over-optimised for the web chat and offered to Codex…
OpenAI have an incredibly inconvenient "one billion free users" shackle attached to their leg that they need to fix first.
> It turned out that GPT-6 Sol was a dud performancewise, so a week later OpenAI announced GPT-6.1 Sol, I strongly believe that GPT-6 Sol was only ever meant to be the web chat model, but it was a panic public release…
> I don't understand why it has to be non-electromagnetically interacting Because we have zero evidence of it electromagnetically interacting. We have evidence of other particles like this, like neutrinos. > Why can't…
Well, any other theory would have to explain all of the following better than cold dark matter does: 1. Galactic rotation curves (galaxies spin too fast) 2. Galactic gravitional lensing (galaxies bend too much light) 3.…
Very big object x Very small chance x Very long time = normal probabilities
> But if dark matter is also interacting gravitationally, why wouldn’t it also be tangled up? Friction between regular matter causes it to lose energy and thus velocity. Dark matter doesn't have self-interaction outside…
The people who work at Claude seem to talk in claudlish, so I doubt they care.
An AVIF and a WebM + AV1 is basically identical file-size wise, but you can zoom in on an AVIF so for actual animated images it wins on that front.
I tried using a passkey to log in to something and it gave me an error and I simply didn't care about trying to fix it. So passwords it is for me.
I've noticed that code mode seems to cause progressive lobotomisation in Sol 6.1 around subagents. The more it uses it, the worse it gets at giving prompts to subagents: URLs, datasourceproxy accesspathonlyallowed…
For anyone not willing to click through, by "Bahrain" they actually mean Malaysia.
I'll consider it if they let me use my subscription with a custom harness, like Codex does. Until then, no thanks.
> OpenAI models used to be the prototype for robotic text, but lately I've been finding them much more natural. This was the biggest thing I noticed in the 6 models; their conversational prose is dramatically less…
Perhaps we should never ever use hashed class names?
I'm fairly sure it's just luck of the draw if you get put onto a quant'd model or not. I've seen luna xhigh change intelligence fairly drastically on a day to day basis.
Assembly is honestly very easy to learn, especially ARM assembly, for the basics (even if whole-program assembly is still difficult). In the worst case, you end up learning something interesting.
> On top of my on-going battle with Windows + Firefox + DNS/TLS resolution sometimes stalling for seconds at a time, Have you tried disabling HTTP/2?
I think ultimately 90% of the time, Luna XHigh is basically as good as you need, as long as you're willing to step in occasionally before it creates an architectural disaster.
I can do this automatically using my mind.
Unplug the ethernet cable leading to the outside world, then?
How did it get banned? Presumably it has a modchip inside which means that getting updates from alternative sources is still viable.
Why does it have like 0.1s animations?
When the entire post is staccato sentences it's very easy to tell.
It's the staccato sentences