Generated by Codex with GPT 5.6 Sol XHigh

My coworkers talk like LLMS (Blind)

• XrLz00: Sooner or later that’s how everyone will be communicating. Get used to it. Adapt, Improvise, Overcome.
• boredddddd (Microsoft): I have a PM who always starts response with “you are right” whenever I confront him
• ImYourMgr (Amazon): My lead gave me feedback that is so blatantly AI generated that I almost got offended before I realized it just validated how stupid I knew they are for thinking anyone wouldn’t notice

I got my first offer after being laid off but the pay is really low (Blind)

• ktgD25 (Google): I would accept and keep looking. Better some income in the meantime than none…
• FauxAI (Microsoft): Yes just keep looking. If a company offers you shot pay, they shouldn’t expect you to stick around
• godandme (Capital One): What did you do for 360k in your previous role? If you don’t mind. I am asking this to prep myself to reach there. I can’t suggest you anything, since you seem to be doing the right thing.

Are the newest models really better than opus 4.6 for coding? (Blind)

• oshiokiyo (ServiceNow): They’re better at being agents: taking multiple actions, testing, fixing, looking at the rest of the codebase, etc.
• ClaudeCide (DoorDash): I think Fable is genuinely better than 4.6 but 4.7-5 are regressions. GPT models are far better than Opus now.
• pantaloon (NewRelic): Opus 5 is so bad I break my brain trying to understand why they released it

Amazon secretly circumvents community vote for massive AI data center using 45-year-old rules — Gilroy residents locked out of public comment window (r/technology)

• TheFatalOneTypes: Lets see how upset people really are, then :)
• AvailableReporter484: It’s a shame that there are no severe consequences for politicians and corporations that deceive and undermine the general public. I feel like France had some good ideas on this topic back in the day 🤔
• That_Jicama2024: Interesting. They’re not locked out of burning it down and sabotaging it for its entire existence though, are they?

AI creates 16 new viruses that never existed in nature after learning DNA pattern from 9 trillion nucleotides experts warn such applications are way ahead of necessary guardrails (r/technology)

• traveleasily: Cyberdene systems.
• philodendrin: How long until a virus is created for the sole purpose of selling its cure?
• HeartoftheHive: Oh sweet, manmade horrors beyond our comprehension.