prettyblocks

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   Malvertising Campaign Spoofs GitHub to Deliver macOS Trojans(0xroshan.substack.com)

   2 points by prettyblocks 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by prettyblocks 4mo ago

   Mostly yes, but I think it's both, because some people become life long fans, like the adult Pokemon card collectors.
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   In my experience most people with the type of critique I'm seeing from you have only tried it one time or have not taken the time to invest in an environment/process that will work for agentic coding. My question is not so much
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   I'm curious. What have you actually tried? Are you just prompting the LLM with one off tasks? For good results, you need to take the time to read the documentation for the harness you are using and configure your environment. This tuni
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   #2 is not really an option though. It's more like #1 or #3.
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   If you use lmstudio it will tell you which models will fit in what you've got available.
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   It's great, but I wish I could use these things without it feeling like my laptop is going to melt through the desk.
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   You can also use JS to inject a CSP and it will enforce the strict most policy.
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   by prettyblocks 5mo ago

   There are paid solutions for this, I've seen Exa recommended.
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    by prettyblocks 5mo ago

    I've been relatively impressed with local llms, but by far the hardest thing for me is how hot they make my laptop run.
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    by prettyblocks 5mo ago

    I believe it's 9k/year in parking revenue.
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    by prettyblocks 5mo ago

    > However, in hindsight, Leary proved to be a false prophet who helped destroy the 1960s movements by pushing young people to take a drug that fried their brains and diverted their energy from political activism. This is a pretty bogus c
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    Back in the day when I was in HS, kids would go to Borders and swap the stickers from cheap books onto expensive computer books.
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    For me the vision/OCR is much better than other models in weights class.
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    > Yes ai can’t see, it only understands numbers. I've also used AI to build frontends that I'm more than satisfied with, and I think it can "see" perfectly fine. The frontier models are multi-modal and pretty good at
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    I think it's safe to assume that "AI help was used" in everything these days and I don't understand why that should be a problem.
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    I think it really depends what time of year you go. Zion is beautiful, but when I went it was early in the season and a lot of the popular stuff was closed and it was very crowded everywhere. On the same trip I did all 5 parks in Utah, and
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    In this case it's not basic stuff. You would need to prove that you own the actual bitcoin or transfer it for it to be collateral on a loan. It's the same as spending it.
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    Adam Back is already a high profile target. Unmasking him as Satoshi doesn't really change that for the guy that founded that company that leads bitcoin core development.
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    how is codex sandbox different from /sandbox on claude code?
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    by prettyblocks 6mo ago

    It's the AWS/Serverless model.
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I think good results come from spending a substantial amount of time reading the claude-code documentation and setting up an environment that lets you work in this new paradigm. Asking it a few things, getting poor results, and deciding &qu
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I asked claude: take this game for ti-89: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mattmanning/1002653/raw/b... 10eaae3bd5298b8b2c86e16fb4404/drugwars.txt and make a single page web app in one single html&#x2F
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I imagine you can do this with a hook that fires every time claude stops responding: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/hooks-guide
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I'd like to read more about that if anyone has any suggestions.
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I don't think you will get that anytime soon because for a model to work well with something like openclaw it needs a massive context window.
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I think the biggest case for fine tuning is probably that you can take small models, fine tune them for applications that require structured output, and then run cheap inference at scale. "Frontier LLMs can do it with enough context&qu
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    Could be, but it likely won't be able to support the massive context window required for performance on par with sonnet 4.6
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    I think I recall reading about Hendrix that he tried to emulate the sounds of cartoons with his guitar, and then when he was in the army he did the same with trying to reproduce the sounds of fighter jets. Not sure if urban legend, but cool
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    by prettyblocks 7mo ago

    You can just put "Never use subagents" in your CLAUDE.md and it will honor it, no?