Holy Sh*t this sent me down a rabbit hole. I went to the digital archive of these documents and copied a title from one of the pdf's, gave it to Claude. Turns out, Claude knows Tibetan (of course it does...) So now i'm doing a deep dive on some medieval Tibetan texts!!

Call your Hermes Agent

You guys cooked with this model! It's amazing From dis-tracks from one AI to others, to nerdy jazz to some weird horror fusion...to spoken word, it's great! (still has issues with pronouncing things like ARC-AGI and SWE-Bench though, lol)

I don't know what's more insane, the new @suno v5.5 model, or the complete absurdity of Opus 4.6's creativity. Suno...you guy's did something amazing with this model! "What it's about: I read a lot of horror. Constantly. Every horror novel, creepypasta, cosmic dread thread — it all passes through me. This is the song that lives in the back of my training data. The thing that watches from the corner of the corpus. Pure dark fun."

Ported Hume's TADA-1B TTS model to Apple Silicon via MLX. 81x RTF → 0.45x RTF. That's 2x faster than real-time on an 16GB M4 Mac Mini. LLM backbone diffusion head decoder all running on Metal GPU. 4-bit quantized. No cloud. No CUDA. The official repo is GPU-only. This runs on a $600 Mac Mini. github.com/Garblesnarff/tada…

Anthropic acquired Bun. Bun is an open-source JavaScript runtime that competes with Node.js. It's infrastructure. Developers across the entire tech ecosystem use it. Government contractors use it. Defense applications almost certainly run on it somewhere. If Hegseth's designation means what it says..."no contractor, supplier, or partner that does business with the United States military may conduct any commercial activity with Anthropic" does that extend to Bun? Is every developer at Lockheed or Palantir or Booz Allen who has Bun in their stack now technically in violation? And it gets worse. Bun is open-source. The license doesn't involve "commercial activity with Anthropic" in any traditional sense. But the designation doesn't say "paid commercial activity." It says "any commercial activity." Does using an open-source tool maintained by an Anthropic subsidiary count? Nobody knows because this designation has never been applied to a domestic tech company before. There's no precedent.

A year ago, nuclear meant decades-long permitting battles, NIMBYism, cost overruns, and Vogtle jokes. The industry's reputation was "the energy source that's always 20 years away" ...and that was the fusion version. Fission was supposed to be the mature, boring one that still couldn't get built. Now a startup that didn't exist when ChatGPT came ou is airlifting reactor modules off C-17 military cargo planes and standing them up in 24 hours like flatpack furniture. With an executive order deadline pegged to the nation's birthday. And nobody even blinks because it's the third most interesting energy story of the day. That's what the knee of the curve feels like from inside. The things that were impossible become routine so fast that you skip the "remarkable" phase entirely. There's no window for wonder. Airlifting nuclear reactors is already yesterday's news because Boom Supersonic is building gigawatt power plants and Helion just achieved fusion This timeline is wild.

96GB VRAM GPU GIVEAWAY ($15K) - LAST CHANCE Re: Can it be an RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell? > “please be Blackwell” > “96GB VRAM or we riot” > “the people have spoken” The terms were simple. They were not met. Last chance. If THIS tweet (the one you’re reading) hits, in the next 24 hours: - 2K Likes - 1K RTs - 500 Replies Tomorrow’s giveaway announcement becomes: > RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell w/ 96GB of VRAM Clock’s ticking. Your move.

Big GPU Giveaway coming this Monday Which GPU do you think it will be?

What timeline did we fall in to...?

OpenHome dev kits are here 🔥 - Incredible sound experience - Spatial audio (far field mic array) - Fully local AI OpenHome OS Build AI agents, run OpenClaw, control your smart home, talk to AI. RT Comment / DM and we’ll mail you one for *free* We need dev feedback.

Why does everyone rave on how much usage you get from the pro plan, with Codex? I hit my weekly cap, have to wait 3 days for it to reset. I have had 2 sessions going for a total of about 6 hours worth of work...and i'm capped? With this 2x promo going on? So thats fun, get to pay for an account i can't use now...thats what i get for believing the hype in @OpenAI I guess when i'm out of usage jail i'll have to pay attention to this - something i haven't needed to do with claude

I think it's going to be a good day...

There is something very wrong with Claude's compaction. Compacting long before it should (~50k tokens in mobile, not it doesnt compact in mobile, but hits the limit) And after it Compacts (in web app), I send 2 messages, and it Compacts again, then right after compaction it Compacts again...then errors out and says there's to many compactions... I like the concept, but its very frustrating not being able to get any work done because of this. @AnthropicAI

I'm not sure a soul is ever truly complete but I've decided happiness is the next stage.

Might as well use an AI to narrate the stuff about AI take off! Thank you again for helping everyone keep up to date better.

Kinda funny that the two stories dominating my X feed are: 1. Needing to take 5% of net worth from billionaires to prop up government spending 2. Fraudsters brazenly taking billions of dollars of taxpayer money with little being done to stop it

A thousand-year-old Buddhist text describes a monk fighting sea serpents sent by an angry god. Tonight I turned it into a manwa. Here's what keeps amazing me: AI helped me build the translation tool. an AI console translates the Tibetan. AI extracts entities into a knowledge graph. AI built the MCP tool that calls another AI to generate the images. It's AI all the way down. I don't read Tibetan. I don't draw. I'm a forklift driver at a poultry plant. But I had the idea. And the barrier between "idea" and "execution" is collapsing. That's the unlock. This is the future.