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3mo ago
That is because Github is not a thing anymore. We are talking about Microsoft.
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3mo ago
It is fascinating how far people will go to do anything else at all other than having authors cryptographically sign their packages like every Linux package manager that matters since 1996. Linux package managers like debian/apt also s
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3mo ago
It really sounds like you should seek out professional help if you have not alread. Everyone deserves to be happy, and in most cases that is possible with the willingness to pursue it. What you are describing is an imbalance that it not mak
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3mo ago
> As much as I try to learn about that AI future I will need to return to, and try to prepare to return to work, there is no returning to who I was Changing the way I have worked for decades in a fundamental way has been hard, depressing
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3mo ago
I have at various points of my life been diagnosed with downs syndrome, chronic depression, anxiety, ADD, tourettes. Almost certainly undiagnosed PTSD and tests indicate maybe mild autism. I do not think anyone actually knows, and I stopped
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3mo ago
I gave up my smartphone 6 years ago because I concluded the conveniences it offered came at cost of too much of my attention, freedom, and privacy. My ability to focus was just gone, and this magic device was not making me happy or producti
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3mo ago
Unplugging the internet is easy. Running high risk code offline in highly tamper evident ways is hard, but plenty of teams like mine specialize in this sort of thing. (See: https://distrust.co and https://caution.co )
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3mo ago
I am not saying responsible research is easy, but I am saying that at their budget and scale there are no excuses to cut major corners on safety when the stakes and potential for very bad outcomes for others are this high.
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3mo ago
> Screenpipe is open source and local-first Source available *
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3mo ago
You had my interest until "source available". Especially when you used MIT from the start and changed it later. FOSS hackers like me feel betrayed by moves like that because your product was built on FOSS others created and you ar
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3mo ago
Instead of asking users to create another password, they just specify a username, tap, and they have an account. Good security and UX do not need to be at odds.
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3mo ago
I am the author of AirgapOS and I have designed systems to run in underground zero emissions chambers that are interacted with via carefully verified sd cards and/or fiber optic serial terminals. If OpenAI had done this, the attack wou
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3mo ago
You can simulate the internet in an airgapped environment for the tests and services you want it to interact with if you have enough disk space, and, they absolutely do.
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3mo ago
Models started proving readily capable of autonomously finding 0days over a year ago. At that point (ideally long before) the responsible sandbox for research labs with new models highly capable of this sort of thing should be literally air
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It is not possible one of their extraordinarily high paid engineers did not know how to deploy an airgapped environment for the models to run in. Even if somehow true, they also clearly failed to contract specialists like myself to advise t
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3mo ago
Currently trying to avoid an open weight model ban while OpenAI, who is closed, lets theirs run wild on the internet causing harm to another company because they do not understand how to airgap things. Cool.
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3mo ago
At Caution we -exclusively- allow passkeys. The entire database is user ids and public keys. If it leaks, it would only be mildly annoying. If you are confused about digital passkeys, you can use a physical yubikey or nitrokey and tap it wh
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3mo ago
Centralized tech is an evolutionary dead end and all who attempt it will continue to learn the same lessons.
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3mo ago
Meanwhile I never bought tokens in the first place, and bought GPUs instead. There are always choices!
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3mo ago
Open source... Requires Claude Code CLI, authenticated with access to Claude Opus. So, not Open Source.
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3mo ago
Three employers in a row insisted on handing me a macbook, and three times in a row I ported Gentoo to it out of pure spite and disdain for third parties trying to control the binaries I use to do my job. At the time they called this crazy
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3mo ago
See also: Asterinas is a full rust rewrite of a minimal modern linux kernel that can run a full on modern desktop environment.
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3mo ago
Now try modifying the software that Apple sold you with it.
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Opencode did have an adapter to use Anthropic models before they were sent legal threats that scared them into nuking the repo. Remember is it not OpenAI vs Anthropic as bad guys vs good guys. They are all bad guys trying to profit from you
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In the Stagex Linux distribution it is not possible for any single person to release anything. We require multiple independent review and reproduction signatures from the maintainer team. We strongly urge other distros to take similar measu
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3mo ago
I cannot wait for the qwen version on huggingface.
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For those like me that have surveillance capitalism services like Twitch blocked, try this completely FOSS alternative: https://watch.chiptune.fm/
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Twitter videos are hard to watch when you do not have an twitter account.
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Sure, you can keep paying $200/mo to Anthropic forever, and accept heavy censorship on the types of tasks you can do (e.g. malware research), accept no privacy, and accept rate limiting and the requirement of internet access at all tim
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4mo ago
Qwen3.6 27b is ~10% worse than Opus 4.6 to be fair (though at a fraction of the size), but in exchange you get to run offline with complete privacy, no rate limiting, no refusals from any task, be it malware research or otherwise. Also my f
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