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by tucnak 6mo ago
..unless you're actually reasoning at nation-scale where OP's points apply
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by tucnak 6mo ago
Defense in depth is not the point, zero trust networking is.
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by tucnak 6mo ago
"seems" is doing a lot of heavy-lifting in your message
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by tucnak 6mo ago
Assuming perfectly efficient business
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by tucnak 6mo ago
> We are an open-source project ourselves, recently crossing 24k stars, and our framework processes over 15 billion LLM tokens daily to find software vulnerabilities. I'm sorry, but talking Github stars comes off as borderline pathe
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by tucnak 6mo ago
A bit of both. I guess it's nice, but nothing I actually care about.
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by tucnak 6mo ago
16 year-old me would have been very impressed by this!
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by tucnak 6mo ago
Wow, well this was a waste of time.
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by tucnak 6mo ago
The point of contention is whether Mythos is the product of its intelligence or its harness; the results like this, and other similar testimonies, call into question too-dangerous-to-release marketing, and for good reason, too. Because it i
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by tucnak 7mo ago
FWIW, Apple Virtualization framework is fantastic, and Rosetta 2 is unmatched on other Arm desktops where QEMU is required. For example, you can get Vivado working on Debian guest, macOS host trivially like that.
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by tucnak 8mo ago
You're right on ergonomics. CodeAct is one way to abstract away some things, and bring others to the forefront. Especially when it comes to anything requiring a sidecar for mTLS, or something agents must be aware of, like error handlin
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Hi Jimmy, happy to talk about my experience. I reached out to you over email.
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by tucnak 8mo ago
The .com purist advice is sound but you're not getting four-letter domain names that way, and in some ccTLD zones you can still. I was price-gouged out of owning a single, rare .icu domain when renewal fee for it went from 20 usd to 22
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by tucnak 8mo ago
What you're talking about exists, and it's called Relationship-based Access Control, or ReBAC. There are a few implementations, Zanzibar paper, etc. The issue is not capability system, it's governance. The operator needs to w
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by tucnak 8mo ago
> Actually would be sort of interesting if your boss did know you owed a bookie $50k and they found a way to use that to make you into a triple agent... Welcome to counterintelligence you'll like it here
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by tucnak 8mo ago
They measure LoC contributions at FB?
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Truth be told if you're a European business, U.S. cloud providers weren't a good deal for a long time. Not since the advent of NVMe's and cheap 100G NIC's, well, that's for sure. Let's have a look at AWS R8 cla
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Gemini 3 Pro (high) is a joke compared to Gemini 3 Flash in Antigravity, except it's not even funny. Flash is insane value, and super capable, too. I've had it implement a decompiler for very obscure bytecode, and it was passing a
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Blackmail is losing value, not gaining; it's simply becoming too easy to plausibly disregard something real as AI-generated, and so more people are becoming less sensitive to it.
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by tucnak 8mo ago
I really like this for CodeAct, but like with other similar tools it's unclear how to implement data pipelining to leverage, like, lockstep batching to remote providers, or paged attention-like optimisations. Basically, let's say
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Oxide doesn't support GPU deployments, or any other accelerators, like SmartNIC or DPU for that matter.
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by tucnak 8mo ago
They always say it's about "AI," but it never turns out to be about AI. I wonder what's it about this time?
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by tucnak 8mo ago
multisig exists
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by tucnak 8mo ago
This is why people who happen to own significant amount of crypto typically get hardware wallets
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Antigravity is not a windsurf reskin, at least not today; it introduces many concepts and optimisations that you wouldn't find anywhere else, and in my workflows Gemini 3 Flash in Antigravity also happens to outmatch Claude Code with O
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by tucnak 8mo ago
No, it's only viable if your whole network is, like, five devices.
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Yeah, Headscale people don't hide that it's a toy. I didn't get a homelab full of datacentre-grade equipment because I want to use toy, nonscaling solutions with vastly incomplete feature sets, but for the exact opposite reas
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by tucnak 8mo ago
Or complete?
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by tucnak 9mo ago
> It is possible to run locally though > running one of the heavily quantized versions There is night and day difference in generation quality between even something like 8-bit and "heavily quantized" versions. Why not quant
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by tucnak 9mo ago
> Thank you for submitting to /r/memes. Unfortunately, your submission has been removed for the following reason(s): > Rule 1 - ALL POSTS MUST BE MEMES AND FOLLOW A GENERAL MEME FORMAT > All posts must be memes following

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