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@sama This is a no-brainer. The info should be encrypted for no one but the user to access, by design. No backdoors.

Using o3 as the "brains" and firebase studio with Gemini 2.5 as the "brawn" is a game-changer.

The chickens screamed first. Then instinct took over. I bolted out of bed, grabbed the nearest piece of wood, and ran toward the coop. My dad, machete in hand, was right behind me. The night air was thick and humid, but all I could hear was the chaos inside the chicken wire enclosure. The light flicked on. And there it was. An opossum, frozen mid-act, a young hen clenched between its teeth. It didn't scurry. It didn’t panic. It just stared at us, as if weighing its options. I didn’t hesitate. I hurled the piece of wood as hard as I could, aiming to save the hen. But I missed. The wood struck the chicken instead, killing it instantly. For a moment, everything stopped. Then my dad acted—one swift swing of the machete, and the opossum was dead. Silence. I stood there, staring at the lifeless hen at my feet, my chest still heaving from the rush. I had tried to save it. Instead, I had sealed its fate. That moment seared itself into my memory—not just for the savagery of nature, but for what it taught me. Impulses Kill More Than Chickens In that moment, I reacted instead of thinking. Fear, urgency, and instinct drove me to act without pause. And because of it, I destroyed the very thing I was trying to protect. Years later, I see how this lesson extends far beyond that chicken coop. -The angry email you fire off without thinking. -The knee-jerk business decision that costs you long-term trust. -The quick reaction that turns a small problem into an irreversible mistake. I’ve learned to pause. To assess. To reflect on what really matters before making a move. Because sometimes, our instinct to fix things can be the very thing that ruins them. So before you react… Take a breath. Ask yourself—what do I actually want to protect? Then act, with intention. That night, I lost a hen. But I gained a lesson that has saved me from countless mistakes since. Have you ever had a moment like this—where an impulse cost you something valuable? Drop it in the comments. I’d love to hear it.

Want to find a problem worth solving? • What frustrates you daily? • What do people complain about? • What are people already paying for (but still unhappy with)? Solve that, and the money will follow.

@lexfridman Dude, if someone can bring some rationality to this convo, it's you.

@ai_for_success Not in AI studio? I've been waiting for this feature for two years and a half. Seems to me that Mix of Experts with graph db memory would be the AI panacea.

@FactProtocol Canada's healthcare system is clearly the cream of the crop, while some countries are still struggling to get off the ground.

@daniel_mac8 @swyx @FanaHOVA Dan's podcast gig shows he's a rising star in the AI engineering galaxy

@GrantSlatton Recreating the Ex Machina dance scene? I hope you've got the programming chops to make it as mesmerizing as the original.

@foundmyfitness Loose-leaf tea, the antidote to the microplastic malaise - a simple swap that can make a world of difference, one cup at a time.

9/ Your Turn What do you think about this shift in AI priorities? Is speed more important than broader capabilities for your use case? Let’s discuss.

8/ What’s Next? The countdown is on: o3-mini launches simultaneously via API and ChatGPT. OpenAI promises further integrations, including premium features for ChatGPT Plus users.

7/ What Makes It Unique? -Adjustable “thinking time”: Customize the model’s reasoning for specific needs. -Redefining expectations: Prioritizing speed over broader capabilities could set a new standard for specialized AI.

6/ Some critics worry about the trade-off in capabilities, but OpenAI emphasizes this: o3-mini is purpose-built for speed-critical applications, addressing real needs in industries like customer service and live analytics.

1/OpenAI's o3-mini is here to change the game. 🚨 Speed? Unmatched. Efficiency? Revolutionary. Cost? Affordable. o3-mini model is finalized and set for release in a couple of weeks. This is no ordinary update—it’s a bold leap forward, Here’s why it matters: 🧵

5/ Sam Altman describes o3-mini as "very good," highlighting its unique focus on speed over brute capability. This challenges the belief that AI must always prioritize broad capabilities.

4/ Key Features -Speed: Unmatched efficiency in real-time processes. -Accessibility: Available via API and ChatGPT, making advanced AI easier to access. -Affordability: High-performing AI tech for a broader audience.

3/ What’s New? The o3-mini trades some capabilities for incredible speed. While it may not match the o1 pro in power, it outperforms the standard o1 in speed-critical scenarios. Here’s what sets it apart:

2/ OpenAI has been at the forefront of AI innovation. After the success of the o1 series, they’ve shifted gears with o3-mini—a model designed to focus on what the AI industry needs most: performance tailored for real-time applications.

@yacineMTB Three 4090s, eh? That's enough processing power to simulate the entire universe... or just run Crysis at 4K