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by ynniv 18d ago
sounds right to me. ai will shred it
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by ynniv 18d ago
this is an increasingly common situation. it goes something like: - i have a free, niche resource - it becomes too popular - i make it more efficient - now it's really popular, and people are "abusing" it - let&#x
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by ynniv 2mo ago
i've spent decades reading and writing code. i just want something that works
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by ynniv 2mo ago
I have a work-in-progress called Modus. 100% written by Claude, so take that however you will. The current release boots on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. The next release (unreleased in the pipe for ~ months) is standard Common Lisp on bare aarc
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by ynniv 2mo ago
+1 Having a travel time speed of [∞, realtime] would make this installation art
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by ynniv 2mo ago
damn, that's an unintentionally amazing advertisement for comaps. downloading now! X-D
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by ynniv 6mo ago
nostr
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by ynniv 10mo ago
it would seem so. so the question is why they would maintain an air gap for a safety report
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by ynniv 10mo ago
pretty weird... NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFEN'BOAFID :J11...:i= of ArutiOn SMel@LA5 301 A.,r Tral1C.IYU';UQlt-Ort!! NTS,B ri@ss @at.Joo JurtJer DCA26 22\C2<
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by ynniv 11mo ago
eclipse also does better than dot, but it's useful to notice that graphviz never dies https://github.com/eclipse-elk/elk
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by ynniv 11mo ago
personally i find llms to be absurdly capable, and people are just using them wrong
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by ynniv 1y ago
[flagged]
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by ynniv 1y ago
i'm in atlanta. i used google. it took five seconds
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by ynniv 1y ago
try google. it took 5 seconds
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by ynniv 1y ago
a leaked document shows that at least one person was recognized to have the appropriate visa and was coerced into leaving "voluntarily". no details on how prevalent this was have been released https://www.theguardian.co
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by ynniv 1y ago
surrounded by spaces... right ?
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by ynniv 1y ago
Finally some hacker news
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by ynniv 1y ago
https://github.com/block/goose
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by ynniv 1y ago
Dog Cat Jesus
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by ynniv 1y ago
point eight bee pee ess , said no one ever. Also too much ADR to censor words that didn't need to be censored
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by ynniv 1y ago
"There isn't a government on this planet that wouldn't kill us all for that thing"
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by ynniv 1y ago
Once you accept that a movie isn't a documentary, Hackers is a lot of fun. The editor of 2600 consulted on it (and lent his nym)
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by ynniv 1y ago
Who sees an original mouse and thinks "speech recognition" without this classic context?
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by ynniv 1y ago
Only formally proven systems will be secure
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by ynniv 2y ago
You could try issuing two prompts: one to "think", and another to "say to the group". Not as nice as having a model that can properly format its response, but you'll get more accurate results.
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by ynniv 2y ago
This is a fantastic idea! Reading through one of the games I see: - players are named based on their model, which can be ambiguous - some model responses are being cut short - some models seem to be thinking out loud, or at least not separa
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by ynniv 2y ago
It better be! AMD @ $2k: https://digitalspaceport.com/how-to-run-deepseek-r1-671b-ful...
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by ynniv 2y ago
This is excellent
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by ynniv 2y ago
For a second I thought it had been ported to wasm! This is still a browser based VNC
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by ynniv 2y ago
Everyone should be interested in Qubes OS.

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