The iOS 27.3 beta fixed my iPhone battery issues. So if you’re having issues there is a fix coming!
I went from going to bed with 50-70% battery to running down to 20% every day with iOS 27. And not just for a few days. For the past WEEKS since iOS 27 came out.
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I can confidently say that humans were not very good at writing secure infrastructure. The endstate will be hypersecure infrastructure and software for all, but we're going to go through some turbulence before we reach that.
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Last night, while you were sleeping or glued to the US election results, Musk spent over six hours deleting his posts and further tightening his algorithm.
Last night, we watched as Musk systematically erased all traces of the bots and trolls he used against you.
These small details don't go unnoticed by some of us.
Perhaps they do for you, since you still consider him a genius who suffers for the poor Russians sent for money to kill Ukrainians.
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Someone said “I miss when the internet was a library instead of a store”
I felt that deep in my Millennial soul
This is the problem with monetizing "talking to strangers."
I'm growing increasingly convinced this entire platform is a mass psychosis experiment by the elites.
Last week AI was going to kill us all.
This week everyone needs to stock up for 3 days of water and supplies (lol) because Iran or something?
Each week it's something new to scare you and drive your emotions in a direction they want.
Muse messages me each night telling me which NBA games I should watch. Spoiler-free. I never watch live so I can be alerted to exciting games without seeing results.
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in a few years we'll look back and see that the biggest thing AI did wasn't technical. it was psychological. it convinced millions of people they were allowed to make things
I don't know, I'd rather deploy something that thousands of people have attempted to hack over something I had my agent write in Low Reasoning mode to save tokens. Seems like a good thing that we know people are trying to hack. Just don't roll out library upgrades on day 1.
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Amazing how quickly we went from "oh no LLMs are going to flood the Internet with insecure code" to "oh no LLMs have discovered the internet was already flooded with insecure code"
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Every morning is like: "Should I spend my day doing my job or spend it studying how AI capabilities have changed overnight to do my job for me? "
I've completely stopped using GPT Sol/Astra. It just doesn't work right (for coding in Codex). I'm back on GPT 5.5 just to get things done. Am I the only one?? @OpenAI
Biggest issue is I constantly have to say, "OK, fix it." But also, it doesn't fix it. Reminds me of 2025 ai.



















