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achille
1mo ago
file a ccpa data access request, they either have data to backup the usage (and must release it) or they don't have it (and should fix the issue)
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achille
3mo ago
This is amazing! Most definitely headed in the right direction. The separation layer between front and back must be cut at the smallest possible 'slice'. Lots of people here snarking would understand if they 'felt' the
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achille
4mo ago
latency on the gBus was at the time ~250msish but would regularly spike much more on certain sections. Each keystroke would have to roundtrip before appearing on the screen. Using something like mosh would mitigate it, but there was no UDP
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achille
4mo ago
Yep, I made my own! (Xoogler 2017-2023) this is my noogler IDE story, one of my favorite, proudest hacks! I developed a fork of the IntelliJ IDE on my second week at google out of raw frustration over latency. At the time I was commuting 2
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achille
5mo ago
What will happen to my "Grandfathered Plan" I signed up to test it, don't recall if I gave you my credit card
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achille
5mo ago
url is 404'ing; what is the source for the skateboarding clip?
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achille
5mo ago
what setup do you use for the bar at the bottom?
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achille
6mo ago
due to library limitation, not language, they could use fancy-regex
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achille
6mo ago
i registered for their demo and it seems to be unable to do any of the advertised features. nearly everything crashes; feels like a ux wireframe not yet wired it
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achille
6mo ago
same here, would love to compare notes
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achille
6mo ago
- local data residency & sovereignty - latency - bandwidth - regulatory climate - competition uae is business friendly all cloud providers have middle east presence refineries generate terabytes of sensor data per hour
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achille
6mo ago
Fun challenge: I asked Claude/Gemini to decode the audio by just uploading it as puzzle.wav. Claude is able to decode it: https://claude.ai/share/4262fb6b-3ca1-407f-af0d-4d014686e65d
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achille
7mo ago
in the article they explicitly said they stripped symbols. If you look at the actual backdoors many are already minimal and quite obfuscated, see: - https://github.com/QuesmaOrg/BinaryAudit/blob/main/tas
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achille
7mo ago
Absolutely, they didn't give the agents autonomy to research or any additional data. No documentation, no web search, no reference materials. What's the point of building skills like this?
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achille
9mo ago
Spoilers: https://areweseductionyet.pages.dev
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achille
9mo ago
Nice, that worked. It's even faster. yours yours+opt claude --------------------------------------- Time (ns) 40.9 36.4 38.7 sqrt/iter 3 2 1 Instructions 207
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achille
9mo ago
thanks for sharing that, it was simple, neat, elegant. this sent me down a rabbit hole -- I asked a few models to solve that same problem, then followed up with a request to optimize it so it runs more efficiently. chatgpt & gemini
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achille
9mo ago
The analysis and tools were most definitely ai-aided, but this was done with homegrown forensics tooling, and about an hour of labor that involved cc, gemini (to check for synthid), chatgpt + a lot more. I also signed up for ideogram and ge
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achille
9mo ago
I ran some analysis on the source image — this is almost certainly AI-generated. In addition to the visual markers others noted (no photography in federal court, nonsensical positioning), here's what comes up in the original image:
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achille
9mo ago
Could you share your skill and workflow? does claude launch codex in a tmux session?
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achille
9mo ago
Paper has some more useful examples: https://imaging.cs.cmu.edu/svaf/static/pdfs/Spatially_Varyin...
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achille
11mo ago
also: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2510.23972
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Thermodynamic Computing from Zero to One
(extropic.ai)
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achille
1y ago
Also see: https://www.vice.com/en/article/nuclear-bomb-earths-crust-ge...
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achille
2y ago
you might be thinking of seinquotes -> click the image to get a video gif of the quote https://seinquotes.com/?search=hold+the+reservation
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2y ago
yes, think of it this way: why is it that bathing the Earth with 10^55 Boltzmann constants make it seemingly emit a Tesla? can we construct a warm winter garment without having to manually pick open cotton poppies? if we place energy in th
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achille
2y ago
i wasn't around to see the first humans land on the moon. i feel a similar deep sense of awe and excitement to see this revolution
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achille
2y ago
https://xkcd.com/676 but now much, much more efficient
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achille
2y ago
yes absolutely: current systems are wildly inefficient. the future is one of extreme energy efficiency. re smoking: sorry let me clarify my statement. these things will be the dominant life forms on earth in terms of metabolism, exceeding t
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achille
2y ago
these are going to be the dominant lifeforms on earth exceeding bacteria, plants and humans in terms of energy consumption cellular automata that interact with their environment, ones that interact with low level systems and high level inst
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