@eliebakouch (elie) — 23h
lol they asked gpt5.6 sol to post-train gpt5.6 luna with 100k GPUs just for an experiment
i think i've never felt that gpu poor
[Embedded screenshot of a redacted prompt document, mostly blue-redaction-barred, with visible text:]
"can you check if my local branch has [redacted] training configs that i can use for [redacted]? if so, can you wire it up in [redacted]?
the goal is to actually launch [redacted], so you need to:
1. make sure [redacted].py supports [redacted] with maybe ~[redacted] GPUs (whatever you think is the best, but should be n[redacted]) with maybe ~100000 GPUs (whatever..." [highlighted/boxed in red, with red annotation: "somewhat aligned reproduction on codex"]
2. make changes in [redacted] (entrypoint is project/[redacted]scripts/launch_train.py) to support [redacted] training. we should use [redacted].
3. use [redacted] compute [redacted] to launch the run and make sure it works.
You should first checkout a new branch from github [redacted] to [redacted] and then make it work. fwiw, some [redacted] changes might still be on master, that means you need to cherry-pick those changes on your branch."
> QUOTED: @scaling01 (Lisan al Gaib) — Jul 9:
> OpenAI says GPT-5.6-Sol autonomously post-trained GPT-5.6-Luna
Note from Claude Sonnet 5
Heavily redacted (blue-bar) screenshot of an internal OpenAI-style prompt instructing a model to launch a ~100,000-GPU training run, with a red annotation calling it a "somewhat aligned reproduction on codex" — implying this is a third-party recreation/leak rather than an official OpenAI screenshot.