BatteryMountain

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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
Claude definitely do not respect all my rules, it often ventures into other folders, most often other projects on the same machine that was greenlit before but not from the current projects' side. One other anomaly I had in the last mo
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
This society is doomed.
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
So, I've also discovered my limits: 4 terminal tabs with claude. Anything above that and my attention gets shredded and I have to reread whole conversations. That being said, after a day of doing 4 sessions simultaneously like this, my
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
Claude even refuses when I ask it about optimizing my taxes (not illegal avoidance) and refuses to engage on it. It has also refused certain infrastructure questions (it was a question about bgp & smtp) - it thinks I want to hack someth
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
They are all doing this. The wrong-think police is already here.
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
But how will they surveil you if you bring your own device...
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
Do yourself a favour: install linux (fedora is okay) on a computer; install android sdk + new android cli, install flutter, install claude code. Then, build a basic app, claude can one-shot it for you. Ask claude to make a release build wit
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by BatteryMountain 3mo ago
If they go through with this, I will make it my life's mission for the coming months to de-google my personal life and break any dependencies on google at work. Done with this nonsense. Shouldn't take more than a month to remove t
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
Dictatorship. Complete with a trashy despot. Coming to a country near you.
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
I will never ever give Persona my ID.
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
I don't have historic use of kde but I switched to it about a year ago, after a big release, and its been awesome. Very stable for me, allows custom dpi's for each of my monitors, it doesn't break itself like gnome does. I ha
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
I want to give my bank my public key (preferable at a branch), so that ANY comms coming from them I can prove it came from them as.
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
Preach. Exactly. We will eventually be forced down this path though, be patient! Upfront key exchange in-person will be the only way left to prove comms are real. GPG is just one path but someone will come along and make it easy on organiza
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
We will end up with a situation where all interactions with computers (remote systems), including email, will need an initial step to pair/exchange keys, much like ssh. So when the bank wants to send me email, they can only do so if th
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
Same, but for android. My best one so far is my own launcher/home screen. Works great.
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
So, what if, we build a stack/set of transistors in same shape as a trained model? It would eliminate most of the software stack too and should run very fast. No memory/gpu required, the chip acts as both storage and processing de
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
OH.
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
My problem with protonmail (and telegram) is that in my country, only scammers use those two services. So when I encounter these, I immediately distrust the person I'm interacting with and assume the worst. Even my one neighbor uses it
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
Webcam firmware & colour grading & programming is a black art btw.
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
Those are specific firmwares for those devices that are either closed-source binary blobs, open-source hackjobs/reverse engineered attempts, or just plain missing firmwares. The fault is not on Linux but rather on Qualcomm not releasin
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by BatteryMountain 4mo ago
Well, linux already runs perfectly fine on ARM chips, so it probably won't matter much. The real bottleneck is getting game studios to build arm releases of their code, which by itself is easy in normal circumstances but they often hav
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
Amazing resource, thanks!
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
The chickens are coming home to roost across the industry. The next 5 years ALL technical debt will have to be repaid or you all will be eaten alive. Good luck all.
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
To make an omelette, some eggs need to break, right? These companies released AI to the public and thought it will be all sunshine and roses.. there are legit bad actors in the world that hates society and people and they will use AI for ex
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
Both reddit and 4chan has hosted csam in the past 25 years or so... yet they continue exist. Their operators don't go to jail (specifically the ceo of reddit was supposedly a moderaton of csam a group). If I want to host anything semi
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
Isn't the ceo a pdfile and compromised and forced to work at reddit (or go to jail)? Reddit is now just a propaganda machine for the intelligence agencies and their dirty ceo is there to make sure the machine keeps pumping honey...wrec
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
I also believe it is used by AI companies to train their models: Post something semi correct (even grammar issues..), wait for humans to correct it in the comments and used upvotes as a confidence indicator, and then retrain models on this
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by BatteryMountain 5mo ago
Seize all motor functions.
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by BatteryMountain 6mo ago
Its more about the principle for me.I know I can jump through hoops for google but I prefer to say no-thank-you. The long term fear/plan for google is that they know they days of SAAS and Apps are obsolete. People will just write their
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by BatteryMountain 6mo ago
Yes, but no pixels in my country.

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