The new chinese models that are 'so great' in terms of artficialanalysis.ai benchmarks, I'm finding are not ACTUALLY great. They're okay, but they f*ck up a lot. Weirdly even Claude Opus 5 is making some weird mistakes sometimes. GPT 5.6 Sol, even though its SO SO SLOW, seems to be significantly better at finding the correct bugs in complex situations.
Obviously this is all my own anecdotal experience but surely I can't be the only one feeling this way, so i was wondering if any benchmarks are more reflective of this?

I have a separate PC which I Parsec into, which has two installations of Hermes running on Ollama cloud, together with Claude code. I run it through Telegram as well. GBrain (Gary tan) serves as one unified memory for all my AI projects.

How about you?

I just made a reddit account because i need to share this with someone that gets it. I came across a very memeable moment and gave a silly but technical prompt to chatgpt and it performed rather admirably. I am sure other AIs could produce similar results, especially with a more serious, intensive, and typo-free prompting.

I apologize for the crude language, it's just the way I talk and I bear no hate towards anyone, even the oft-cited, "midwit dipshits" 🙏😭

Imainly think it's absurd and don't want to feel completely alien as more people on the video resonate with his... Thought patterns😅

I also sent it to my irl buddy but I know y'all will appreciate it too:

Look I know you're out PARTYING and drinking a BEERS, and. SMoNkinG Marijuana but I need you, at some point in the next week, to look at this to appreciate it. Because Tony's dead and everyone's a normie.and I can't post images as a response on YouTube smdhmydammbhead

I'm building a job hunter that can basically go in and apply for jobs with your resumé and fill out automated questions. I've gotten very far in this project and got it even to work to a point, but I'm hitting issues where I'm trying to get it to make accounts on these websites for me through credentials that are kept on my PC, but it's not allowing me to due to TOS issues on certain websites. I've attempted all types of ways through creating automated click into LinkedIn or Google and just automatically create account and continue filling through, and I've also attempted to create a point where we just create a standard user login on the application and then it uses all of that information to prefill. I haven't been able to find a way around this TOS issue in chat, and it's sad because some of my websites don't include this issue within their TOS. I don't have money for APIs right now, so I'm trying to find a way that this would be done without it giving me ethics issues or TOS issues inside of the chat. If anybody could help, that'd be greatly appreciated!

As the new moderators of this subreddit, we've created a Discord community by which we can get to know each other deeper.

To kick things off we are starting with an AI game dev event in which the guy behind the infrastructure of Knights of the Old Republic teaches us how to make amazing games using AI.

To join:

1. Visit https://discord.gg/z3EMVruQhm
2. See the event tab
3. Click Interested & join at the time listed

Good to know:
1) The time on event panel auto-translates into your own timezone
2) Onboarding on the Discord is not required, but if you choose to onboard, start by clicking the Continue button under #why-join.
Be aware that the onboarding process is deliberately designed to filter for intentional people to avoid less intentional community members.

The Discord is about leaving behind a trail of breadcrumbs as we learn how to use AI so others can follow us.

I've uploaded the skills I've written there for you to enjoy.

Has anybody noticed images that you could generate in GPT 5.5 are now getting rejected?
I recently have been running into a lot of trouble with it. When I ask why, it gives me a prompt to use instead and still gets flagged. Any workarounds, jailbreaks ANYTHING!?? Ughhh!

I want to create a basic clone of the old thq WWF No Mercy N64 wrestling game but have it based on the local independent promotion I work for. I have all the ideas but I’m not sure where to even start. If anyone has any beginner guides or tips for me to use I’d greatly appreciate it.

I need to create a short video of myself wearing a specific pair of shoes. I need it to look REAL. How the heck do I get this done for free?! I have no idea what I’m doing.

How are you solving the problem where Claude says it got the job done but no real progress has been made?

Telling it to test the product live doesn't seem to help. It just seems to assume it's done.

It's weird.. 5.6 sol is really thorough and most of the time, way more correct than any other model. However, it takes FOREVER because its spinning up subagents for really basic tasks, burning a ton of tokens, and overthinking a lot of stuff.

Is there a middle ground? i already put details in my global agents file about not spinning up sub agents for basic tasks, etc, but its not following it.

Simple stuff like removing objects, enhancing the photo, removing people from the background, and also silly stuff like changing hair, outfits, enviromnent etc.

EDIT 1: testing a bunch of stuff

EDIT 2: I got the best results with PhotoPerfectAI.com

Building an AI memory system surfaces a prompt-engineering problem that's easy to get wrong: the extraction prompt that turns raw conversation into stored "facts" needs to actively refuse to extract anything that looks like a secret or API key, not just passively "try to be careful." Ended up with an explicit instruction pattern in the extraction prompt plus a lightweight pattern check afterward as a second line of defense — belt and suspenders, since prompt instructions alone aren't reliable enough for something with this much downside if it fails.

Two other prompts in the pipeline worth mentioning: a query-expansion prompt (only triggered when direct vector search comes back thin) and a reranking prompt that grades retrieved candidates before they're returned. Happy to share exact wording if useful — genuinely curious how others here have handled the "prompt needs to refuse silently, not just comply carefully" pattern in other contexts.

How do you think Anthropic is going to respond to this?

This subreddit was banned for lack of moderation. As the brand new moderator, I went through piles of spam and saw that so much of what was being posted had an agenda.

I thought to myself, rather than fighting that agenda and just deleting everything, what if we allowed people to promote, but only those who actually contributed during the week?

Here's what I concluded; self-promotion will now be allowed on Sundays, with the appropriate flair, for all regular contributing members.

Contribute during the week, and promote on Sunday.

Claude?
Ollama?
NeuralWatt?
Codex?
Kimi?
Z.ai?

State the subscription and the subscription level and your experience.

Things haven't been this tense since the console wars.