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I Turned Google Glass into a Claude Code Terminal
(voidnullvalue.github.io)
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1d ago
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5d ago
I have it 3d printed by my workstation on a small sign
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voidnullvalue
8d ago
But why though? Cannot possibly be useful at such slow speeds, and costs a ton to perform that badly
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voidnullvalue
8d ago
I cannot stress enough the point made in the article about showing curiosity. An engineer who wants to take things apart, figure out how they work is far more valuable than an educated, certified engineer. The certified, educated engineer k
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voidnullvalue
9d ago
If your system worked, there would be no finacial incentive for you to sell a masterclass. Especially with such fomo marketing tactics.
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Rooting a fire hd 10 because apparently I have problems
(voidnullvalue.github.io)
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25d ago
Claude Code should be heavily sandboxed to be used safely. Are you advocating requiring a gfx stack in the sandbox just to use Claude Code?
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voidnullvalue
1mo ago
Rate limiting the infrastructure-hammering actions (mainly CI stuff) would be a reasonable method to handle this.
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1mo ago
Codeberg isn't a viable infrastructure alternative. Its an opinionated community not a neutral host as they will delete repos based off subjective opinions on LLM usage and resource consumption. If continued hosting is dependent on mod
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1mo ago
I cannot be the only one who atrongly dislikes this bloated web design. I hit back after scrolling a bit
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1mo ago
The article is doing a lot more casual work than the headline than the article suggests. Yes, fuel-reduction projects are intended to slow fire spread, not prevent lighting. It proves only that work was delayed, not how much would have been
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2mo ago
so, if you use encryption on ubuntu you get a vendor controlled delivery path that has all the practical properties of a backdoor, without the transparency to easily prove its not being used as one
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Synergize: A Turing complete esolang inspired by too many meetings
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2mo ago
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2mo ago
Appeal to Authority is a logical fallacy. Perverse incentives exist in every domain, and you cannot discount the human factor. The experts can be wrong.
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2mo ago
Agreed, i wish that it would have done more than change who gets rich off rent-seeking behavior surrounding the knowledge that others created, instead it just consolidated that from many gatekeepers to a few. I can at least take some measur
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2mo ago
Yes, but time is finite
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2mo ago
And now people such as myself have access to open weight models with that information. I wasn't lucky enough to have parents put me through school, and LLMs have absolutely helped me further educate myself and play "catch up"
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Rube/1.0: A Byzantine protocol for transmitting one authenticated Boolean
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2mo ago
Yep, pointed chatgpt to the page, told it to return a skill to read it, which it did in one turn. I couldn't have spent less effort
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InfiniWolf: A Procedural Map Generator for Wolf3d
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2mo ago
I generated a skill.md that reads this trivially. What kind of testing are you doing prior to release? https://gist.github.com/voidnullvalue/620607d3c1773f8e7d83fb...
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I RE'd (and reimplemented) the ICSee camera app. The security is atrocious
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