SamInTheShell

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by SamInTheShell 3mo ago
Scratching my head. Wondering why I would reach for this over just running a Yugabyte cluster.
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by SamInTheShell 4mo ago
It’s just stuff I play with. My main reason in publishing this is to give people that otherwise lack the knowledge can have somewhere to start.
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by SamInTheShell 4mo ago
This should be safer than relying on seatbelt on Mac OS. Docker and Podman being in a VM is pretty much peak security imo for AI.
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Show HN: I containerized my AI agents and dev tools(github.com)
2 points by SamInTheShell 4mo ago|5 comments
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by SamInTheShell 5mo ago
Showed me teal but only have options for blue and green. Teal ain't either.
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by SamInTheShell 5mo ago
Edited: I saw the multiplier table changes for annual subscribers. Not happy about it and planning to demand a pro-rated refund.
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by SamInTheShell 5mo ago
I don’t even read the conversational garbage. Only care about the outputs I demanded it give me.
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by SamInTheShell 6mo ago
I actually changed this tonight. Most of my feedback so far has been this issue, so I just changed it so the ship fires where the mouse is, movement is still WASD.
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Show HN: Made a small multiplayer game with AI(newton.hyperkube.org)
4 points by SamInTheShell 6mo ago|3 comments
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by SamInTheShell 6mo ago
This was a small side project I worked on this last week. All the code is AI generated.
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
The actual link from the initial reddit post without the GOOG tracking: https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/136... Edit: Also does this mean OpenAI can bring back the Sky voice?
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
Yeah, I plan to do a follow up comment with data and results.
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
Thought about this during the morning. I'm run the posts through ministral3:3b, mistral-small3.2:24b, and gpt-oss:20b this weekend to build a sentiment mapping and see what I get. I'm optimistic about ministral3:3b, but the other
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
To me this seems to be lacking in usefulness. Maybe if I was hard "no AI", it might look useful, but how do you trust people anymore? You can't really follow the "trust but verify" philosophy here. The only way to r
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
Between banking, infra, or government institutions, you've already got a relationship with a vibe coder. You can't avoid it unfortunately.
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
It is only funny until that vibe coder is building the data warehouse that holds your data and doesn’t catch the vulnerability that leads to your data leaking. Perhaps I can laugh at the next Equifax of the world as my credit score gets tor
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
Not surprised at all. Rage bait has been leading to clicks since before the dawn of AOL. About that data though, just publish that. Throw the data and tooling up on github or huggingface if it's a massive dataset. Would be interested i
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
Low tech means accessible. A cowboy hat works better.
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by SamInTheShell 8mo ago
I’d urge you to report it anyway. As someone that does use these tools I’m always on the lookout for other people pointing this type of stuff out. Like the .claude directory usage does irk me. Also the concise telegraphing on how some of th
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
Not sure where you're looking, but you have companies like Minstral releasing Ministral 3 models for edge compute. Works fine on gaming PCs. Edit: I doubt the "defaults" companies ship are going to matter much. We see what&#x
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
You're wrong. The house literally will come up to someone that is winning a lot and tell them to leave. "You're too good, we have to ask you to leave."
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
This is pretty naive. What happens when you develop and extend such a system in a way that it can track who you interact with? What about social credit scores? You might go out to a social event with a very distinguished social credit score
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
Nothing against you personally, just so you know. But I have to point out that anyone caring about the reason for the short coming of flock on stuff like this are just crafting soft reasons they can use to justify things later. Being up fro
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
> You should probably read the comment you're replying to before replying Congrats you spotted the thing we agreed on between comments. If you fail to see the agreement through parity of the part that was echoed, idk what to tell yo
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
You miss the point. This is a law enforcement tool. The average American doesn’t want a surveillance state and that’s literally what’s happening. The legal aspect of it is not in question here. Just because something is legal doesn’t make i
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
Rather just see them get Flocked honestly. Seems like the type of tech a child would dream up only to realize when it's too late that it's dystopian, creepy, and a detriment to society.
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
If I was 10 years younger, I might agree that they aren't justifying it, but I have enough experience with passive speech to just not let it pass anymore. Regarding remedy, we really need laws on this stuff yesterday. The problem is th
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
So you're trying to justify this type of rampant negligence in tech? Do you think justifying such malfeasance makes up for fact we literally have surveillance networks that bad actors can tap to do really awful things? Anyone that care
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
Nothing will be done until one of the investors of the tech end up embarrassed from weaponization of the tech against themselves. These people have no clue how creepy some of their technologic betters can be. I once witnessed a coworker sur
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by SamInTheShell 9mo ago
It's 2025. The ISP gateway I got comes with more default security than these cameras. The barrier to entry on security is lower than it ever has been in history. Whoever let this past the QC phase is an idiot.

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