I haven't had a chance to share this anywhere else because I've got a lot of cleanup to do before I can release it, but... I just completed a 1:1 matching decompilation for the Pokéwalker's firmware. I'm so proud. Cannot wait to see what folks do with it.
@iamaheron_ yeah, got... emotionally involved with one once. probably one of the most miserable conditions i've ever seen someone deal with. not a fan of the fact the brain can just... do this
@FVR5hve@ficcyworld450 Makes perfect sense—remember, Raava and Vaatu are based off of Yin and Yang. Based on that, there shouldn't necessarily be an "evil" one. It could be that the Avatar cycle with one spirit "winning" was an imbalance, and Kora righted the imbalance by merging.
@austinnickpiel@cursor_ai A year AFTER I graduated 😭 any chance there's something in the meantime? I've always really admired Cursor's work and craftsmanship.
@NicolasZu i’ve straight up been using max and consumed 50% with a workload that consumed 100% yesterday when using low/medium.
low and medium consistently didn’t think enough to actually crack the problem, leading them to drain way more usage
"the fly brain did this" "the fly brain did that"
isn't it just the connectome? there is no fly in there. just the shape their brain took without any of the chemical nuances that make it work? am i misunderstanding?
Bernie Sanders is one of the most principled men in politics. I have limitless respect for the man.
But like… “ban super-intelligence” is self-evidently stupid, right? Would we prefer China have it first?
Mr. Coxon is right.
The very people building this technology admit that it could threaten the future of humanity.
That is why I will soon be introducing legislation to ban superintelligence and pause AI development.
Anybody who calls this sketchy is delusional. Modern AI models, especially open ones (read: uncensorable, off-grid, untraceable) are VERY good at reverse engineering.
Which is cool when it's emulators and less so when it's say, your bank's infrastructure. Or... your phone.
In response to a question on Mastodon, we mentioned we recently started using frontier AI models for code review to catch vulnerabilities before attackers. We're being targeted with a huge amount of abuse.
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@SeanKly was excited for this but unfortunately it reeks of slop. the app was stuttery, keyboard didn’t even show up, and the copy/prose in the app rubbed me the wrong way :(
@stevekrouse reverse engineer stuff. get a 3D printer and prompt physical things into existence. maybe circuit boards?
as for normal coding projects, get them to help you delete code. deletion takes slightly less taste.