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But Twitter/X desperately wants me to download their app to then make me scan my palm. I'm still locked out for some reason and I'm not a bot. It has been a week and no response from their support.

After yesterday outage is the new Opus 5.5 load-bearing?

I'm starting to explore alternative options because Claude has become an awful value proposition. Any suggestions?

This is why I'm hesitant to buy Google AI again. I don't want to risk some npm install compromising my Google account which also happens to do AI coding.

I think this is a move to get people off the subscription and move to API. The weekly usage is still awful altough it seems they're trying to fix it but I'm not hopeful.

I wonder if these benchmarks swap words, meaning and more because you might as well be benchmaxxing for specific words. I notice a lot of recurring just structural sentences coming back in smaller LLM models where they're fit for a specific task which is fine because most of the work we do is repetitive and there are patterns to learn but they should be word agnostic which I wonder if LLM can really fix.

"An update to our downloads policy and Terms of Service"

https://suno.com/blog/suno-updates-tos

https://suno.com/terms-september-2026

tl;dr They will watermark songs you generate and remove older models and restrict paying customers to max 20/60 song downloads a month.

Just in time to train an AI model on it and discriminate based on heuristics. /s

"The model makes an honest mistake and mistakenly deletes $HOME instead."

Obligatory https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...

That's quite slow I'm getting 8-12 t/s on a 13 year old CPU. (Speed varies by context size and other settings who knows)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48354801

Maybe, let me ask my coding agent what he thinks about this.

You should assume by default for any AI agent that it will read anything. Even if you manually allow/deny and "restrict" it to a subdirectory I would still hold that assumption. Claude reads your ~/.bash_history too so when you ran something it can use that same command.

> Statement of AI use. The proof in this note is entirely due to GPT 5.6 Sol Ultra and the writeup with Codex (with GPT 5.6 Sol).

Quick! Someone (a human) copyright and patent it. /s

Quite interesting to see them and Meta and others release before OpenAI supposedly is to release GPT 5.6 today, would it be better to release it before or after? Calm before the storm type of thing?

> While I believe they would delete a user's games, I don't know if they would actually willingly give up holding on to customer data.

So basically you get worst of both worlds, great.

You would obviously be trading storage for compute and time to retrieve the storage.