kristopolous

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by kristopolous 4d ago
Noted. For the rest of the internet, I was wrong. Here is the evidence. https://github.com/ZhengyiLuo/AgentsDock-Releases/releases
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by kristopolous 4d ago
It's a 2 day old project. https://github.com/ZhengyiLuo/AgentsDock
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by kristopolous 6d ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49650345 everything is now solved
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32K Open Ollamas, 256 Honeypots, and 365 Failed Ransoms(day50.dev)
1 points by kristopolous 6d ago|0 comments
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by kristopolous 9d ago
this is the best resource I know of https://mil.library.ucsb.edu/ap_indexes/FrameFinder/ It genuinely is much more sporadic then you think. 1 or 2 houses, then empty blocks with streets there, then 1 more, then so
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by kristopolous 9d ago
This is more like the construction date of buildings that have survived. Some early neighborhoods (like palms) have been completely replaced building by building so they really appear as dark here when they weren't. It had a downtown i
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by kristopolous 11d ago
Mitch McConnell holding the seat then railroading in a judge is bad faith cheating and we can't be constrained by procedure and let bad faith actors get away with cheating. Revoke the appointments and change the rules. SCOTUS isn'
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by kristopolous 11d ago
it's not about legislation and veto, it's about exercising congress's prosecutorial power. I don't want to hear any weak kneed bullshit about "well they'll do it to us". Don't ever take that bullshit.
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by kristopolous 12d ago
no, i have no trust in them. There needs to be some set of adults who take this lawless criminal hijacking of the government seriously for what it is. This is clear as day, not a matter of politics. It's just clear crime. The material
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by kristopolous 12d ago
and it's going to be like that for decades unless november there's a broad sweep of offices and the other party actually exercises power for once and prosecutes politicians criminal behavior instead of that infuriating clemency no
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by kristopolous 13d ago
Ted is super specific and inflexible about lots of technical details that just don't work. I don't want to air out dirty laundry here but it's non-existence in any robust state wasn't for lack of trying. Also it's a
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by kristopolous 15d ago
if you think that's crazy, this is still sold as well: https://www.unisys.com/product-info-sheet/ecs/clearpath-mast... that's not the mcp you think it is...it's this one: https://en.wikip
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by kristopolous 16d ago
Thanks. Too bad the algorithm didn't bless me
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29,787 Open Ollama Servers and an Unsolved Mystery(day50.dev)
16 points by kristopolous 16d ago|6 comments
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
q4km is about 48 tps on a 4090. my llama.cpp params are --flash-attn on --parallel 1 --load-mode mmap
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
We'll see. It's crazy that we still have lots of institutions that would have taken this seriously. County libraries, city hall records, large public universities. It should have been like "hey, UNC Chapel Hill" or &quot
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
The magic of public-private partnerships strikes again. Like most of the time, this will probably be held for some kind of extortionist legal ransom. We just love handing our stuff over to bad-faith third-parties in the name of some kind of
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
...and it's our job to fix that... yours and mine.
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
Uh, it's a representative democracy... The government isn't some nebulous mythical gorgon, it's supposedly responsive and representative of the people's needs. Also I assure you, scammers aren't honestly filling out
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
In the US, effectively 100% of the calls are criminals and scammers. I really don't understand. Isn't the government listening to all the phone calls? Wasn't that the disclosure like 2 decades ago. The very first time someone
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
long said that success is 1% idea, 9% implementation and 90% other stuff like marketing that I don't care about.
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
If someone bombed a data center there would be celebratory parades. Nobody wants this robber baron shit
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
The OP a big OSM user and maintains https://eispiraten.com/ where there was more than one discussion about this https://eispiraten.com/viewtopic.php?p=53599
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by kristopolous 1mo ago
If you read the historical archives, Gnu was kinda late in the game with Linux. They were distributing the Joliets 386-BSD and NetBSD and had some drama with trying to do Linux. Debian is a historical spinoff of this. I gave a conference ta
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by kristopolous 2mo ago
I've seen them arrest people for no reason a lot! Go to a different neighborhood. Police behavior is zipcode based
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by kristopolous 2mo ago
I really don't understand this stuff. I've run multiple companies, this stuff would be fixed in minutes if it happened and very likely never get released. Aren't they hiring supposedly top-tier talent and paying them top-doll
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by kristopolous 2mo ago
Although I can't fully articulate this my intuition says this is an exceptionally bad idea. Something about the administrators of state power capitalizing on their execution of it for fame. I'd probably want that banned?
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by kristopolous 2mo ago
I get these. I reject them basically like "look, you made Claude edit 2000 lines of code and now you want it to be my responsibility... No." I'm not saying no AI, but just a large volume of crap for something that could have
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by kristopolous 2mo ago
I posted this before but I have a really simple shell tool to keep up with these charts over at https://github.com/day50-dev/aa-eval-email This also works $ curl day50.dev/art-analysis.sh | bash Artificial analysi
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by kristopolous 2mo ago
Thanks. It's not a bootstrap theme, it's a proper fork that maintains compatibility. It's extremely grueling to do. We're talking hundreds of hours. I question how much AI can really help here since it's a matter of

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