@wildcatfi fine, we'll do it ourselves

Joined November 2021
we live in the best timeline also, i should not understand this. holy internet brain reeee
Perhaps, in another universe, their story is about more than Reset, Bot, and Code.
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Replying to @i2cjak
definitely toothbrush
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Replying to @FUCORY
we need to find the weight in opus that says that the more wrong the user is, the more you have to glaze them, and flip it
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yes this was redacted a bit. I'm not giving you full visibility into my entire network.
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give your agent to spec and it will deliver 75 minutes of astra 6 ultrafast talks to codex, claude, antigravity, grok, deepseek harness, hermes, omp. maps and monitors my network manages my notifications I've got a command center, from my phone. finally.
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someone asked why people were getting worked up about this attempted ram expansion, so I summarized it briefly in plain language
Replying to @falcocandidus
they are attempting to add more ram to a system. the old chips were removed, and they've connected wires to an external set of chips. ram is fast. really fast. the electrical signal travel times are measures in nanonseconds. 1ns can generally travel 6-9 inches on copper. ram needs the signals to arrive very near the same time, consistently, across every parallel wire. pcbs go to great lengths to make sure this happens. handcut and handsoldered wires dont have the same precision. so this person made the timing less precise by doing this, and they also added actual travel distance, which makes the error margins much smaller. it's unlikely to work, but it's possible. then there's the sheer persistence of this; they had to cut and solder every piece of wire here. ddr5 is 288 pins, so that's 288 individual wires they cut and soldered on both ends. impressive effort.
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tibo is awfully quiet today
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Replying to @D369_X @thdxr
not going to lie; that really does undermine its credibility quite a bit
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I was hoping it was transparent enameled wire and not bare copper
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this did not go as planned. but, proofreading and frontend work halfway done, some database stuff and some bug fixes. there's always tonight I guess?
today is proofreading and frontend work, and then deep-diving @RareSkills_io zk lessons while my rig autotunes ds 4.1f 1017 on itself.
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Replying to @FUCORY
there are sensors for that. i was doing olfactory sensor stuff back in 2006, for smell. it has to have gotten better since then. taste would be electrochemical instead of gas sensors, maybe trickier.
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Replying to @thomasoncrypto
this is why i'm taking all of them apart. i didn't try to not trigger the gridplus when i was taking it apartment, but it's a solid little machine with very few exposed threat vectors
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do we need to search the entire cryptographic ecosystem for the constant '4' now?
Replying to @pcaversaccio
they were on to something
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goddamnit astra
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"it's a good model sir. no, you can't check and talk about it." ...yeah, we've got other options. good luck though!
I have never seen this before in a EULA. Indepedent benchmarking being straight up forbidden is crazy
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Replying to @_MG_ @d0tslash
i remember the Zombie Run! gamified running apps. Drone Run! would be an interesting sequel
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hahaha certificate authorities are not a serious industry
"4" AGAIN?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
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just wrote code for my agents to talk to each other. This was the test the coding agent wrote. fucking scariest thing I've seen in a year and a half of ai-assisted coding.
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Replying to @ass_gcr
not joking that I genuinely forget (late 40s and all that), and also, i spend most of my time doing things i want to do anyway, these days. but yes, we do carve out some family time on birthdays or nearby do to something non-routine.
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