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Elon Musk’s collaboration with anthropology is a great thing—OpenAI is under a lot of pressure again, and they’re going to reward us Codex users again.

Which AI startups have truly succeeded in exiting completely besides Cursor?

What is the actual experience of HyperFrames? Today, there is a flood of traffic pouring in, but are there real users?

Yesterday I used Codex Goal, ran for 18 hours and is still running, mainly to have it pixel-by-pixel copy all the functions of a complex website. The level of diligence and rigor exceeded my expectations.
The silver bullet in software engineering might actually be solved; the solution isn't about finding a way to improve productivity.
Instead, it's about using brute force, AI can read a million lines at a glance, naturally allowing your pile of crap to be rapidly reconstructed through high-speed processes like Goal, quickly resolving accumulated maintenance costs.
Currently, it works per

Can AI write code? It touches on the essence of whether a person can be a programmer:
Is there a talent for debugging?

I haven't tried Codex's goal mode yet. Usually, what tasks require him to handle the entire process without intervention until completion? Do you use it for writing tests or infrastructure?

GPT can now use its own image generation to train its front-end and design skills, left foot stepping on the right foot.

Transfer stations should also have a transfer station of their own, a transfer router, providing intelligent routing for the transfer station, aggregating recharges.

There is a big "V" on x, also a pure amateur AI enthusiast, who only knows how to repost and translate garbage information every day,
without any of their own insights, with zero engineering skills, and zero AI expertise,
Today, within five minutes, my timeline was refreshed twice, both filled with meaningless super long translated texts plus garbage AI images,
having so many fans is our fault.

There is a big "V" on X, and he is also a pure AI enthusiast.
He spends his days just reposting and translating spammy content.
Today, I scrolled through my timeline twice within five minutes,
and all I saw were meaningless, overly long translated texts plus trash AI images.
Having so many fans is our collective fault.

If you firmly believe that AI is about to have a big explosion, you should short the entire education industry.
In the future, you only need to identify certain talented individuals, enroll them in AI schools for training, and then have them directly engage in production,
Most people are not talented, and their work productivity is only 1/100 of that of talented individuals. One person can replace/support a hundred people,
Everyone can go home and sleep, no need for advanced education or vocational training.

If you firmly believe that AI is about to have a big explosion, you should short the entire education market.
In the future, you only need to identify certain talented individuals, enroll them in AI schools for training, and then have them directly engage in production,
Most people lack talent, and their work productivity is only 1/100 of that of talented individuals. One person can replace/support a hundred people,
Everyone might as well go home and sleep, there’s no need for advanced education or vocational training.

Is the worst investment of this year Meta investing in the Lobster Forum?

Many times, when the model is so stupid, it's very likely not a performance issue but a security problem.
Otherwise, it wouldn't happen that as soon as you mention it briefly, the model says it knows to use this,
so why didn't it say so earlier? When you don't give it prompts, it always pretends to be clueless, waiting for you to guide and activate its knowledge base.
But if it really said it early on, even if it's correct, most people would probably be very annoyed,
the difference between being a leader and being led is still very significant.