Today AI Trends on Reddit — 12/11/2026

Today AI Trends on Reddit — 12/11/2026

Top 8 posts across 8 AI / homelab subreddits — 12/11/2026.

• Ts is too funny (r/singularity · 1840 pts · 69 comments)
  A meme post titled "Ts is too funny" drew comments speculating about the Huang family and joking that tech bros need an "Artificial Chinese Girlfriend," with one commenter saying the situation must be sad for relatives.
• What a self-hosted dashboard looks like on 31.5 inches of colour e-ink (r/selfhosted · 1411 pts · 106 comments)
  The maintainer of Tesserae describes a self-hosted e-ink dashboard server that renders browser-composed layouts headlessly and pushes frames to panels; it is AGPL-3.0, runs as a Docker container or Home Assistant add-on, and needs no account. A 31.5-inch Fraimic color e-ink display shows project metrics including 606 active installs, up from 342, 1,020 stars, and 92 merged pull requests.
• This is *so* much more impressive than any dancing or acrobatic feat, because the skateboard can have countless variable states to account for *outside* the system (and it doesn’t appear to have any trackers, gyro/accelerometer/imu on it either) … I genuinely thought this was 3-5 years away… (r/singularity · 751 pts · 88 comments)
  A robotics post argues a robot skateboarding is more impressive than dancing or acrobatics because the board has countless external variable states and appears to have no trackers, gyro, accelerometer, or IMU; the poster thought it was 3-5 years away. Commenters joke about delivery robots and note human-like errors.
• NVIDIA reportedly cancels GeForce RTX 5080 24GB launch, brings back 16GB model over GDDR7 costs (r/LocalLLaMA · 688 pts · 159 comments)
  A discussion post cites a report that Nvidia canceled a GeForce RTX 5080 24GB launch and is bringing back a 16GB model due to GDDR7 costs. Comments are mostly jokes, including a Sun Tzu quip and a suggestion that someone seduce Jensen.
• Nvidia is Preparing to Oust Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (r/LocalLLaMA · 537 pts · 375 comments)
  A news post links to a WSJ report that Nvidia is preparing to oust CEO Jensen Huang. Commenters are skeptical, with one saying there may be no good news from it and another arguing Huang's long-term foresight and business acumen make such a move seem unwise.
• OpenAI Yang Mills Existence Lean Proof Released and Verified (r/singularity · 509 pts · 49 comments)
  A post announces a Lean-verified Yang-Mills existence proof and links to GitHub. A comment quotes an assessment that it constructs a relativistic quantum field theory satisfying Wightman axioms as a scaling limit of four-dimensional Wilson lattice gauge theory for simple compact gauge groups, though not uniqueness or a mass gap; another notes a 1,147-page informal proof is still unposted.
• A second affair has hit the Jensen (r/singularity · 476 pts · 56 comments)
  A meme post titled "A second affair has hit the Jensen" drew comments about a manually edited image and speculation that if true, Jensen Huang would resign, with one commenter saying a second affair would be worse.
• Google Launches Gemini Decision-1 Model for Fast Structured Outputs (r/singularity · 453 pts · 75 comments)
  A post says Google launched Gemini Decision-1 for fast structured outputs at $0.10 per 1 million input tokens with no additional cost, supporting image, audio, video, and PDF natively, a 256K context window, and 1K questions.