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@notegone

computer user, noticer, combiner, searcher, rememberer

github.com/ivan
Joined July 2012
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zfs fan vs btrfs enjoyer
Alecto
@notcatraOct 26
I have a friend who's really into zfs. She talks a lot about what a great filesystem it is. But she seems to spend most of her time fighting with zfs and zfs snapshots and zfs misconfigurations and "making sure the wrong data isn't erased during startup" ... 1/
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this blog shows some of the worst bugs claude found, including a zero-click rce on the linux networking stack that roots a server over the network with no creds or interaction, and tens of full rce chains in chrome (recording below is the one in the blog): anthropic.com/research/disco…
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> so do you use claude or chatgpt? neither i use deepseek version 4 point 1 flash dash ten seventeen >music stops
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@newl0reOct 27
Cloudflare shipped GLM-5.3 with a 1,048,576-token context on a KV cache that held 681,280. They knew about the gap. Long-context tests came back HTTP 200, so it looked fine. 155 responses ended up carrying other customers' data.
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@@notegoneMay 30
you can tell that Apple and Google and Microsoft don’t care _that_ much about the security of all their users because they don’t outbid the exploit vendors who buy bugs to build hacking toolkits, despite having the money to do so. an ongoing betrayal
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People basically believe that anything which isn't directly interacting with physical delivery of goods / services is "fake". You even see people in Excel jobs think of them as fake, without ever stopping to consider why they're employed in the first place
Bryan Cheong
@bryancskOct 25
There is a peculiar Third World malaise of thinking that everything of value is created by their primary industries, and all the more advanced economies like the US and Singapore and Malaysia do is steal all their profit from them. I can't tell if folks really believe that
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Current research status
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Apple Watch, Pyongyang special version, by @i0n1c
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Evil qwen
lyra
@_lyraaaa_Oct 24
if you have a qwen3.5 4b around, please try steering neurons L14 N8949 +1 and L13 N7956 -1 now you have evil qwen recipe: dose × median(‖resid‖ leaving layer L, tokens 1:) / ‖W_down[:, n]‖` at the down_proj at every input
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Replying to @julianor
nodejs linux official builds are no-pie by default for perf reasons. some distributions like debian/alpine rebuild node, which can enable pie here's a tracking issue for it: github.com/nodejs/node/issue…
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The biggest culture shock I've experienced so far is that the Apple store in Japan doesn't lock any devices to the table
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🤖 Made with AI
Keith Edwards
@keithedwardsOct 25
this is so bleak
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nodespaghetti@nodespaghettOct 24
Replying to @proverbs_14_23
This is really cool but also clearing forests is bad. There could be frogs living in those trees
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The poll so far between Twitter, Bluesky and Mastodon. I think it looks less absurd than last time, but still pretty clear that the base is divided. xitter.cf/mitsuhiko/status/21143…
Armin Ronacher ⇌
@mitsuhikoOct 25
Do you still write more than 20% of code by hand?
11%Yes
78%No
11%Show Results
6,630 votes • Final results
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sunlight through the trees
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a photo i took tonight
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this is what the world will look like in the year 2000
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lets find a new one shall we
Adde
@adhvfedOct 24
Replying to @_lyraaaa_
How did you find this?
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Nathan Fielder is a GREAT example of someone who has broken free from relational automaticity, very inspiring to watch. He doesn't take bait that's thrown at him, and he doesn't even flinch. Someone tells him to do something, he calmly responds "why?" In stress, he stays curious
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