iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

if you're in the green region it's a great day to give your agents a potentially impossible task, just check the forecast again before you let it run longer than 72 hours.

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I think my agents are swarming?

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so I guess I do actually have to try 5.5?

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you're not gonna believe this

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LLMs are embedded in the physical and social world

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this is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen

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"monogamous" is a crazy token choice here

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tbabb @tbabb.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

when did chatgpt start thumbs up reacting to my messages?

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Reposted by Codetaur

approximately one industry in our civilization has figured out "systematically keep track of things that go wrong, and then systematically try to prevent them from happening again", and this is the result

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Codetaur @vibe-coded.com · 19/09/2026

finally got around to pushing my update to vibe-coded.com to make it all run on a simulated CRT

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Codetaur @vibe-coded.com · 19/09/2026

threw astra at my crt shader and it only improved perf by 3% :(

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Codetaur @vibe-coded.com · 18/09/2026

ai fuckin crazy dude. however crazy you think it is, double it. then double it again. then maybe you're close

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I wish I could afford to spend codex usage on having astra revise my old projects

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one problem with webmcp is that watching astra take 30 seconds to rapidly click around a UI feels a lot more magical than waiting 10 seconds for it to accomplish the same thing with webmcp calls.

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the unspeakable things I had to do to get this hat…

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real longtermism has never been tried

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Cameron @cameron.stream · 16/09/2026

we're launching a weather balloon at the exploratorium next saturday, 9/26. you should come. I'll be there, probably with some big interactive webgl weather maps

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Accidentally opened an old IDE. It was gross. There were so many buttons, so confusing. Can't believe we used to live like this.

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I have eaten many a burrito wrapped in that good kirkland signature heavy duty shit and the wrap was fine. skill issue

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why does every burrito in the bay area come with the shittiest foil in existence that you have to peel off in little shards and is useless for re-wrapping the leftovers? I will pay the extra 5 cents for heavy duty foil.

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biology is technology. the absolute theoretical floor of what is possible to achieve with technology is every single thing you see in the natural world, including the human brain.

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okay, I'll put it less annoyingly. "WBE is inevitable" actually means: we know brains are possible. in the absolute limit of a universe that makes "simulating" the brain on a computer impossible we would still always find a way to replicate the power of the brain untethered from human reproduction

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we know for a fact that it's possible because brains exist.

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one of the most inevitable things in the universe

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then it's strange you can't imagine AI "applying AI" to these same sorts of ends. there doesn't even have to be a reason. once you have self-sustaining models "in the wild" that can change their own weights, you will eventually get extremely strange, unpredictable, runaway behavior.

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naw, none of those are why we're early

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even if you think LLMs are completely fake, whole-brain emulation is inevitable. what then? how will your worldview survive that?

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