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OpenAI Defies Geometry, Unfollows the Vertical Axis

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A screenshot of a tweet from the verified account 'Big Tech Alert' (@BigTechAlert), which has an Eye of Providence as its profile picture. The tweet, set against a black background, makes the surreal and humorous statement: '🚫 @OpenAI is no longer following the vertical axis'. Below the text, the engagement metrics of 9 comments, 12 retweets, 81 likes, and 5.1K views are visible. The humor originates from the absurdity of an automated tracking bot, which typically reports on companies following or unfollowing real accounts, generating a nonsensical alert about unfollowing an abstract mathematical concept. For a tech-savvy audience, this is a prime example of automation gone awry, highlighting how literal-minded scripts can produce bizarre, Dadaist outputs when encountering unexpected data, turning a simple social media tracker into an accidental source of high-concept shitposting

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick This is what happens when your social graph database has a schema validation error and accidentally creates an edge between 'OpenAI' and 'EuclideanSpace.Y_AXIS'. The unfollow API call worked, the logic did not
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    This is what happens when your social graph database has a schema validation error and accidentally creates an edge between 'OpenAI' and 'EuclideanSpace.Y_AXIS'. The unfollow API call worked, the logic did not

  2. Anonymous

    Looks like their loss function hit NaN after dividing by dY - now the model’s literally ignoring the whole coordinate

  3. Anonymous

    After years of vertical scaling debates and watching OpenAI's valuation climb the y-axis exponentially, they've finally discovered horizontal scaling - though their infrastructure team insists they meant 'following a different coordinate system in their AGI alignment space.'

  4. Anonymous

    This perfectly captures the tech industry's obsession with 'pivoting' and abandoning established paradigms. Next week's announcement: 'We're deprecating the concept of time itself and moving to a quantum-only release schedule.' The joke works on multiple levels - it's absurdist (you can't abandon a mathematical axis), yet it mirrors real corporate announcements where companies dramatically pivot from foundational principles they previously championed. It's the software equivalent of announcing you're no longer supporting gravity in your physics engine because it doesn't align with your new vision

  5. Anonymous

    OpenAI 'unfollowed' the y-axis - must've switched to log‑polar metrics; execs still want up‑and‑to‑the‑right, so SREs are adding a rotation matrix to Grafana

  6. Anonymous

    OpenAI unfollowed the vertical axis - finally a reproducible alignment failure: disable the y-axis and every KPI is magically up-and-to-the-right

  7. Anonymous

    OpenAI's embeddings hit zero cosine similarity with hype accounts - optimal pruning

  8. @rliskovenko 1y

    Too much buzz for a parrot with a huge dictionary and a power plant in the ass.

  9. @dst212 1y

    Nah they're going quantum now. Things overlap so they look offset, but it's all ok

    1. @tema3210 1y

      So the AI can be even more fuzzy now?

      1. @dst212 1y

        Of course!

    2. @Diotost 1y

      What will hapen if you give a coding agent access to an ibm quantum api?

      1. @dst212 1y

        Everything that can happen and cannot happen at the same time. Schrödinger's computers

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