Commander Chara

Building desktop apps & developer tools. Rust · TypeScript · open source. Deltamod & speedtest-cli; contributing to Synara.

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@Da7_Tech DeepSeek is pretty good though, Kimi fell off

[Nayib Bukele @nayibbukele]

Hahaha you left some article in your propaganda 😘

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@Ufdcqg @StatsWire I was joking but the model itself is good

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@Acer Done

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

When the laptop was charging, it suddenly transitioned to a charging rate that matched its power consumption, then stopped working. Then, when I turned it off, it was unable to turn on. I had uncommitted stuff which I planned to push on GitHub tomorrow. Thanks @Acer.

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

Never owning an Acer ever again

[SUPAH 🇮🇹 🎅🎄❄️☃️🎁🦌 @SUPAH_SUPAH]

Italy is an incredible country. Today a bunch of schools were evacuated due to email bomb threats sent by "Mikhail Andropov", who is the "Leader of Misogynystan", who threw his bombs into schools inside a plastic bag, according to the email. Yes this is real.

[Ammaar Reshi @ammaar]

I used Gemini 4 Carbon to get Windows 11 running on my iPhone Duo! 💻

Unfold the screen and it's a pocket PC, including Antigravity running coding agents on my phone.

This is the actual desktop ARM OS running locally with touch controls.

Demo + repo below!

[Vector @vectorthegame]

212 GB? We don't do that here.

All you need to play Vector is a browser

➡️ https://t.co/J0ZLKcU1Nc⬅️

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@pawelk411 @cheeez42 Maybe

[Adam Holter @AdamHoltererer]

Introducing RedstoneBench

Models optimize verifiable redstone builds to minimize blocks

Astra + Sol are currently SotA, but I haven't run Claude yet

If you have some spare Claude limits, there's a skill in the repo for contributing data, just give it the link and say, "Run Fable 5.2"

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@pawelk411 @cheeez42 I think he's a good developer with an awful personality

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@blairvira I'm not a bot but okay

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@TNorthDen @JustinGorya @jun_song @droid Both are great services with amazing harness, choosing is almost impossible (well, as long SWE-2 remains free, Devin is better)

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

Never owning an Acer ever again

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@ziwenxu_ Medal of honor

[Noah Zixin Zhang @noah_z_zhang]

Wanna use REA to reverse engineer but got blocked by BLA?

Use BLADE and cut it through
Saves you "only" a few billion tokens

but don't just take my words
go try it yourself

https://t.co/dhp5UwE0Gy

[privacytests.org @privacytests]

New Fingerprinting Tests!

I'm excited to announce a major addition to https://t.co/idG6bBISDR: we have developed two dozen new fingerprinting resistance tests to obtain an objective head-to-head comparison of how different browsers protect you against fingerprinting.

Our results show that no browser has perfect fingerprinting defenses. The strongest protections are seen in LibreWolf, Mullvad Browser, and Tor Browser, but every browser has room for improvement!

Fingerprinting is a common method that online trackers use to uniquely identify your computer and track you invisibly as you browse the web. Browsers can protect you against fingerprinting, but the current level of protection varies greatly between browsers.

Our fingerprinting resistance tests, currently run on desktop browsers, are organized in two sections: Device tests and Settings tests.

The "Device" tests measure whether your browser is leaking detailed information about your computer hardware. Fingerprintable properties of your computer that we measure include audio processing, GPU, memory, CPU cores, math processing, chip architecture, and OS version.

The "Settings" tests measure whether system settings are leaking through your browser. Fingerprintable settings that we measure include screen resolution, system toolbar dimensions, display preferences, keyboard layout, timezone location, and user-installed fonts.

Traditionally, services such as https://t.co/6RNrQJYxog, https://t.co/3wVLF2kHsw, and https://t.co/giRyIl4IRj survey a population of browser visitors and analyze the uniqueness of your browser's fingerprint.

https://t.co/idG6bBISDR's fingerprinting tests take a different, complementary approach across browsers. These tests directly measure whether each browser is leaking characteristics of the computer it is running on.

For example, to check if the number of CPU cores is leaked, our test runs the same browser on virtual machines with different numbers of CPU cores and asks: does the browser spoof or randomize the value? If so, the browser passes the test (✅)! If, instead, it leaks the true value, then the browser has failed the test (❌)!

We apply this approach to many system settings and device properties that are commonly used by tracking scripts to fingerprint your computer.

The fingerprinting test results shown here are part of the larger context of browser privacy protections reflected in our many other categories of privacy test results, all presented at https://t.co/idG6bBISDR.

We hope these fingerprinting test results are useful to everyone looking to switch to a browser that respects and protects their privacy. We also hope they are galvanizing to any browser engineering team working to improve their browser's privacy.

We'll keep testing over time! ✅❌

[Commander Chara @cmdr_chara]

@OhThatsKindaSus @pavoncino Che ti aspetti dalla sinistra?