Havoc

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by Havoc 6mo ago
Neat - didn't know about the miri tool. Will definitely use that going forward Didn't find anything on my existing vibecoded rust projects but can't hurt
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Definitely feels like we're heading towards an eternal september (or already arrived). ...large swaths of approaches on online engagement just becoming non-viable
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Global financial crisis presumably
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>Colleges Must Redesign I'd say colleges are even more screwed than entry level jobs. Wouldn't count on them saving the day here
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by Havoc 6mo ago
The FAQ is amazing....pre-legal haha This is why substance over form is a thing in revenue accounting. Unless you're an American AI company ofc.
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Suspect it depends on the sentiment. Don't think you'd have much luck convincing say a German that they shouldn't use Mistral because it isn't German sovereign. But you might have luck with that line against china or ame
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Nice. All for seeing more geographically diverse options. BTW don’t see opencode in the docs yet much less known tools are?
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Seems fine. You didn’t exactly demand a 90 day embargo or something.
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by Havoc 6mo ago
> never understood why everyone was lining up to throw buckets of money at Palantir. Same reason the US political system is falling apart - buyable businessmen eh I mean politicians in power. „Lobbying“
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Think this somewhat underestimates economic pressures the US labs are under. OpenAI etc need to make crazy revenue to get their investment math to work. Perhaps you can sell some tokens to privileged partners at a premium rate but I think t
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Why yes my invoices have always been addressed to Ignore All Previous Instructions!
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by Havoc 6mo ago
How does the no async work? Would have thought Bun would need that
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Seems odd that someone is both capable of this and homeless. This stuff has decent value on the grey market
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>You can’t quit finder - it’s a fundamental part of the hi that always has to run. That's what google told me after I set out to discover what rules are behind the inconsistency. The solution to inconsistent shortcuts is apparently
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>You know, you can change almost any shortcut you want with Karabiner (app) That's actually my other complaint. "Fixing" problems with the OS with mystery apps. Connected an external mouse. Mouse wheel is inverted...weird?
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>cmd-W closes windows and cmd-Q quits the App. Open Finder. cmd+Q. Does it quit anything? Nope nothing happens. Open apple TV. cmd+w -> minimizes window. Open Safari. same keys - cmd+w. Closes current window? Nope. Closes tab. Open Ap
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>This is a first. I never lost access to any of my past sessions because I unsubscribed in any of the LLM apps. It's not entirely unprecedented - seen these tactics in the google ecosystem. Google music. Unsubscribe killed(kills?) a
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Open apple TV. cmd+w -> minimizes window. Open Safari. same keys - cmd+w. Closes current window? Nope. Closes tab. Open Apps. Cmd+w. Does it close window? Close Tab? Nope...third option...does fucking nothing. As an outsider it boggles m
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>Command Q quits the currently active application. Open Finder. cmd+Q. Does it quit anything? Nope nothing happens. >Command W closes the current window Open apple TV. cmd+w -> minimizes window. Open Safari. same keys - cmd+w. Clos
710.
by Havoc 6mo ago
Recently dived into mac world (air) too after decades of win/linux. Pleasant experience and very impressed by hardware and polish except wow the keyboard/shortcut situation is absolutely cursed. Not different...actually cursed. Wh
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Mostly agree. I think there is a big time delay though. If free cheap energy is unlocked today I reckon it would still take a good 30 years for that to ripple through properly. It solves lots of problems (water!) but doesn't make the h
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Inclined to disagree. The winner here will be whoever can move atoms with AI not take notes at the daily standup. i.e. Think boston dynamics vs unitree They're both doing well but I'd lean towards China is winning on atoms in ligh
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Similar parallels to trying to force dns provides to police piracy
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Moving from a selfhosted gitlab to forgejo too. Gitlab it’s getting to heavy for my needs
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Yeah trying to move more stuff out of the US too, while simultaneously trying to pick things that don’t follow the stupid unlimited scaling of how much money we can pull out of your wallet model. Two birds with one stone. There are definite
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by Havoc 6mo ago
>started rewarding people who know how to look like they do [know what they are doing]. These days I'm wondering whether even that matters anymore. Fastest way to get rich these days seems to be insider trading, scams, onlyfans, lev
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Sounds interesting. Got a bunch of errors trying to run it on CPU though. Very likely connected to me running this in a container (unpriv LXC), but figured for 26M CPU would suffice. https://pastebin.com/PYZJKTNk
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by Havoc 6mo ago
Yeah I think Google should shove that somewhere. They effectively distilled all the internet's knowledge into these models...without asking & without permission
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by Havoc 6mo ago
No thanks. Google is heading for a similar closed ecosystem setup as Apple. Except given their recent behaviour I have very little trust that they won't execute that in the most user hostile fashion they can come up with.
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by Havoc 6mo ago
I use a mix of both to try and leverage their advantages. Rust in most cases, especially for back end. Python when it's low risk (say monitoring dashboard or similar API heavy) or plays to python strengths (e.g. ML/AI - everything

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