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Forget 'VIBECODING' — meet 'FLYCODING': fruit fly deploys database using its neurons A dead fly brain model has been wired to a cloud console, and the fly has successfully deployed an entire database to Supabase

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Sebastian Sosa3 days ago

🪰⚖️ Fly Adjudicator finds this post to be BULLSHIT Dark-edge detectors: 187 spikes (moderate, threshold 177) ON/OFF balance: 2.05 — balanced Inhibitory surround: 0.73 — clamped Statement: The court finds bullshit. The court would like to stress that it is not complaining. Policy:

𒀖Ackza𒀖₿3 days ago

stop promoting american ai breakthroughs lol ur russia today

Akshay2 days ago

This is the weirdest thing I have read in a long time 😂

Vancouver2 days ago

Transcendence. A fly becomes first super intelligence and Humans go extinct to be replaced by Fly consciousness. 😂

Ivo2 days ago

To all cheering that: these are the first step towards mind control, Yuri style. Good luck everyone.

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