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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> And failed. How would you know about the successes? Thinking this is the one and only time they tried it is... interesting. (Plus: "it was, for seven years, one of four CSPRNGs standardized in NIST SP 800-90A") > If you&#x
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
See, this is why this exchange happened: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48674336 / https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48674103 Your first link - which is a little funny as you tried to slam me
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
If you think Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump broadly "agree on immigration" you've lost your mind.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
I have a custom Mac app that runs a workflow with plan/build/review/test/document subagents in Ralph loops, manages MCPs, etc. that I'm extremely happy with so far. Beads was a bit of an inspiration for parts, as wa
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Centrist in US politics (and especially in the media) often means https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_balance .
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
No, I consider myself literate.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> Factuality is orthogonal to political leaning generally. Sometimes, but not always. https://www.fastcompany.com/91561329/widening-health-gap-bet... > By 2016, the gap had begun to appear in biomarker measures.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Sure, I could. (I have a fairly complex workflow with subagents at this point, which helps reduce it; I mainly get bitten by it when I go back to a direct `claude` CLI prompt for something.) But that solves "my LLM is doing things I do
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> Is it a system memory? As I said, it's in my CLAUDE.md. That just gets progressively lost when context gets larger. > Tried what exactly? To make it align more with Musk's beliefs via the prompt. (The answer to your questi
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
The NPR article has archive links to the actual tweets in question. Even fucking Grokipedia agrees it happened. https://grokipedia.com/page/MechaHitler_incident
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> If they really wanted to, all they would have to do is add a one liner to the system prompt for Grok. They tried that, several times. Mechahitler: https://www.npr.org/2025/07/09/nx-s1-5462609/grok-el
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_silicon > Apple is a fabless manufacturer; production of the chips is outsourced to contract foundries including TSMC and Samsung.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
They've most certainly tried. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dual_EC_DRBG https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bullrun_(decryption_program) If you're a specific target of a nation-state level
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
We'll complain if it gives us an allergy to steak. https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/06/as-lone-star-tick... Or malaria. https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-023-03476-7
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
As with designer clothing, the moat is the brand name. We've had perfectly good copies of Coca-Cola for decades.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Oh? How does Anthropic know I'm a citizen currently? I have no doubt they're working on a passport submission flow as fast as they can now .
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Your many, many default-trusted CAs can mint new certs for the sites you visit.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
I wouldn't go that far. I remember https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firesheep - HTTPS-everywhere was unambiguously an improvement over the status quo. It just doesn't protect you all that well from nation-scale
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> Right now it sounds like the US's export ban is not slowing them down a whole lot. It may wind up being a massive boost to them in the long run, even. Necessity is the mother of invention.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
How closely have you reviewed your browser's list of default trusted CAs?
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> Everyone lost access. Yes. But unlike the rest of us, NSA didn't have to if the administration had thought about it for 30 seconds before sending their letter. It's a stupid own-goal.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> What powers does the US government have to force them to provide access? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_Production_Act_of_1950 This would not be a particularly big stretch here, either.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/whoosh/
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> And no, in PURE capitalism, it doesn't happen. Just like PURE communism!
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Definitely doesn't happen under capitalism, right? Remind me again what the current President's net worth has done recently?
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Zuck's a bit more private, but Musk putting his time into moderating Twitter demonstrates some of these people will never be content with finishing the game.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
"Move fast and break things!" "Oops, all broken."
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
> At first I thought it was just virtue signaling. Maybe examine the reflex to dismiss out of hand without evidence?
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
The Fable shutdown requires them to limit access to US citizens.
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by ceejayoz 4mo ago
Isn't the face scan intended to validate your passport, which you show, and does demonstrate age and identity?

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