cipheravo @cipheravo

just a guy Los Angeles, CA Joined April 2023

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cipheravo @cipheravo

7 hours ago

petty as it may be, the UI/UX overall. very solid. customizable color themes, fonts, & iconography is cool. i also felt like it was easy to learn it hands-on to a point where you can reliably teach other people how to use it after maybe 2 months i also like how uncomplicated it is to setup/manage plugins & skills in codex, i use a few of those and find it easy to update them whenever needed GPT-5.6 (and future LLMs) could be better at design, especially following instructions. i make software in a mostly DORfic/frutiger aero aesthetic since thats my most natural design language. but i kinda get that design is a very human, creative thing thats not necessarily the easiest thing to automate. when it comes to things that just need to work & not necessarily look pretty (backends, etc), GPT is amazing at those tasks. just wish it had a little more whimsy taste overall solid experience. y'all really cooked here

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 days ago

@Andr3jH big if true

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2 days ago

@ForwardEditor you will pry my token efficiency setup (its just terra with graphify & ponytail skill) from my cold dead hands

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cipheravo @cipheravo

4 days ago

@ForwardEditor big if true

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cipheravo @cipheravo

5 days ago

@sattyyouneed 17.5 minutes

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cipheravo @cipheravo

a week ago

This isn't true. The reason pre-slavery African history isn't well-documented is largely because griots (archivists in most african societies) passed down history orally which worked up until many Africans were sold into slavery by their leaders. Combined with the fact that most slaves died in transit to the new world, you're correct to say history isn't recorded as well as it is in Europe or Asia, but the reasoning behind that is just as important.

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cipheravo @cipheravo

a week ago

i generally agree, that was me summarizing what ive heard from those i know who believe in "pacing" ai development. i personally think ai will end up automating most *tasks*, but not entire *jobs*. lawyers, ux researchers, accountants, etc will all still exist. then again, this is an industry that significantly changes on what feels like a monthly basis now, so we very well could be wrong in time when you talk about ubi, are you against it as a concept or just think it isn't realistic in the US? i recall reading that milton friedman proposed a negative income tax once, which seems like ubi in a different way. i do believe something will have to be done about manufacturing & warehouse jobs being automated by robots

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cipheravo @cipheravo

a week ago

@nardosamengesha like we cant have GPT-6 come out and announce it's a gorillion times better than humans at knowledge work and runs at $0.50/$1.00 or something ridiculous and NOT have some kind of plan in place for how many jobs that might get rid of

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cipheravo @cipheravo

a week ago

@nardosamengesha i assume it's because this is going to take time to legally adapt. over enough time we're eventually going to need ubi or something to guarantee a minimum living standard for people if LLMs ends up making over half of us unemployed. legislating that is slower than making new LLMs

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cipheravo @cipheravo

a week ago

@henloitsjoyce from my experience in LA and in college especially, AI is almost universally hated. some of it is just typical aversion to change, other times there's legitimate criticism. tech twitter's genuinely the only place i see people even remotely optimistic about tech

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

@nardosamengesha x.com/ettingermentum… type

ettingermentum @ettingermentum

3 years ago

nice argument. however i have already portrayed myself as the sleek FDR bullet train and you as the seething coal locomotive.

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

@playboicurrryy great feeling when your body's trained itself to wake up like 5-10 minites before your alarm 🙏

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

@financedystop Shocking & depressing whenever I remember that some people never fully recovered from 2008. Bleak

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

@SarazamT @nardosamengesha I can relate. I'm broadly optimistic about AI while recognizing it's an imperfect, developing technology. But when people pull up TikToks or one-off failures where its the user's responsibility rather than AI's, it's difficult to engage with them critically.

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

@PatrickJBauer @nardosamengesha A billion users worldwide, sure. But all I see on the ground is pessimism, and truthfully I can't blame them. Not a lot of people know how to use Codex or MCPs, but they do see layoffs, excessive water use, destroying books, etc

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

@ForwardEditor What would you use 5.6 Sol Light or 5.6 Luna Ultra for? 😭😭

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cipheravo @cipheravo

2 weeks ago

amazing news. tbh this makes 5.6 Terra & Luna so much more underrated now. highly intelligent models and they're great for usage limits on the plus plan

OpenAI @OpenAI

2 weeks ago

We are committed to pushing the model frontier across cost efficiency, capability, and speed. Starting today, we are reducing prices for GPT-5.6 Luna by 80% and GPT-5.6 Terra by 20% , and offering a faster option for GPT-5.6 Sol in the API. Luna and Terra’s lower prices are