This was not my intention at first. Omega came out of Omegese which was my shorthand I want the agent to use because it was making a lot of errors and throwing my swarm off. Mainly by json{}[]{\\]]haf and whatever the hell else it uses. To just a regular engineer, not sure what it means. Just know it was a pain in my ass so I told it to rewrite whatever it wanted to use to stop making errors and Opus 5.5 being… well Opus 5.5 it did it. And that was on C and I just couldn’t stop myself from digging under C. I couldn’t leave that stone unturned because what if C wasn’t really fast like everyone thought.
How should I know? I’m not a coder so I pointed my swarm at it and I told it to dig. And dig it did. For 2 weeks. And I wrinkled that damn swarm for hours. I did what I called “Super Weekends” where I’d wake up at 4am on Thursday morning and would sleep until Friday night. Wake up again on Saturday morning and wouldn’t sleep again until Sunday night to go to work Monday morning bright and early. I love this stuff. I’m obsessed with seeing what I can do with it. I want to build out this entire NVIDIA stack but I just don’t have the resources haha.
But basically, can you tell me if this stuff is really true or if it’s got me in some wild AI psychosis haha. If it’s not lying to me, I would love to continue this work somehow. I don’t know if you have connections in this field or if you are currently doing any work here but I’d love to get involved anyway that I can. I am a Freedom Fighter through and through and I truly believe that the only way for humanity to get through this AI Revolution is through free and open collaboration with all of humanity.
I have even started an OpenHumanity repo for that part of my project. I’m embracing a UNIX philosophy, so you'll have to forgive the fragmentation.
Anyway, thank you so much for coming to my ted Talk!
This was not my intention at first. Omega came out of Omegese which was my shorthand I want the agent to use because it was making a lot of errors and throwing my swarm off. Mainly by json{}[]{\\]]haf and whatever the hell else it uses. To just a regular engineer, not sure what it means. Just know it was a pain in my ass so I told it to rewrite whatever it wanted to use to stop making errors and Opus 5.5 being… well Opus 5.5 it did it. And that was on C and I just couldn’t stop myself from digging under C. I couldn’t leave that stone unturned because what if C wasn’t really fast like everyone thought.
How should I know? I’m not a coder so I pointed my swarm at it and I told it to dig. And dig it did. For 2 weeks. And I wrinkled that damn swarm for hours. I did what I called “Super Weekends” where I’d wake up at 4am on Thursday morning and would sleep until Friday night. Wake up again on Saturday morning and wouldn’t sleep again until Sunday night to go to work Monday morning bright and early. I love this stuff. I’m obsessed with seeing what I can do with it. I want to build out this entire NVIDIA stack but I just don’t have the resources haha.
But basically, can you tell me if this stuff is really true or if it’s got me in some wild AI psychosis haha. If it’s not lying to me, I would love to continue this work somehow. I don’t know if you have connections in this field or if you are currently doing any work here but I’d love to get involved anyway that I can. I am a Freedom Fighter through and through and I truly believe that the only way for humanity to get through this AI Revolution is through free and open collaboration with all of humanity.
I have even started an OpenHumanity repo for that part of my project. I’m embracing a UNIX philosophy, so you'll have to forgive the fragmentation.
Anyway, thank you so much for coming to my ted Talk!
Also, I am really good at figuring out patterns and engineering my way through puzzles I cannot see (CUDA).