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Present Dyson City! @threejs
In year 2127, humanity created its first Dyson sphere around Alpha Centauri A, a 2 million kilometer diameter structure, and started the "Astro-Industrial Era". On the inner side of this lonely structure is a small city called Dyson City for research purposes. You have been elected to be the lone guardian of this city
You have your own estate on Dyson City, and you've chosen to make it a Victorian style manor. The rest of the city is a 200 acre golden scientific-industrial compound
You have your own vehicle called Aurelia to take you anywhere in this city. A fleet of research spacecrafts come in every 30s for data backup and refueling
Now, you're in charge: dyson.scottsun.io
Those who say software is dead, what are the tools, plugins, scripts, MCPs, CLIs your agent is using right now? Magic?
I guess I was lucky not in the test group
Almost forget this one, Kimi k3 was the only open model that actually scored higher than the best closed model at the time on something
K3.1 will shock us again i think
I’m bullish. Let’s find all the vulnerabilities and fix them once and for all
Every reset means extra 10 mins of astra for plus users🙂 I don’t even bother opening codex anymore
Cool. Could you please stfu and never post again? I am tired of resets. I am a plus peasant. What about removing the 5 hour limit so I can even use the models? I don't even prompt codex anymore because it will run out of usage before finishing the task.
Of course Pro Plan user get infinite usage as they don't have the 5 hour limit and get a reset any second day.
And yeah ur models are shit nobody cares about u. Everybody is tired of your ass. Maybe just stop this run and say: 2x limits for everyone, no more resets, no 5 hour limit.
Is cybersecurity gonna be solved in the near future? You can use formal proof to guarantee the behaviors of your software like math, intriguing
New on our Frontier Red Team blog: using Claude to formally verify software at large scale.
Formal verification can prove that code is free of certain bugs, but historically it has only been feasible for small codebases (or required a lot of expert time).
With AI models, however, this is beginning to change. In collaboration with @theoremlabs, we used Claude to prove security properties in over one hundred real-world open-source libraries over the span of a few weeks.
Read our research in full here: anthropic.com/research/forma…
From what I’ve seen it does look like a lottery
someone from the Claude team got back to me
confirmed I was banned because of the supported regions policy
meanwhile DHH was just in China and openly said he was using Claude Code through Tailscale
if China is a hard restriction, shouldn’t it be the same rule for everyone?
not trying to get DHH banned lol
just trying to figure out if the policy is actually a policy
or a lottery
or selective enforcement with better branding
I wrote a small screenplay for my game, used Gemini TTS to create the dialogue, and gave it to opus 5.5. Now it’s creating the animation directly in threejs, and it will be a 1-2 min short film that plays before entering the game
Let’s see how it goes. Oh btw I think Gemini 3.8 flash TTS is way better than elevenlabs, sounds much more natural, don’t sit on it
Hold the fort for 18 months, use every crisis as leverage for more resources to aggressively upgrade and strengthen your cyber defense
I think it will be a better world on the other side of the storm
I think this is why most people outside of the AI circle struggle with AI or the perception of it
I really love Modern Wisdom pod and @ChrisWillx, and I can understand how it would feel if some AI company cloned your voice without consent and you can’t do a damn thing about it
People outside of AI Twitter don’t know what RSI is, how a chatbot is going to cure cancer, or why trillions of dollars are pouring into GPUs. What they see everyday is something like this, and you can imagine how they would feel about AI. No wonder only 10% of Americans feel positive about AI
AI industry has a serious issue with how they conduct themselves and how they manage their public image. And so many companies are operating in the gray area where they know they’re probably doing the wrong thing but they also know others don’t have a solid legal case against them
I’m all for the urgency of accelerating frontier intelligence, but you have to know where to draw the line


















