Looked into mmWave, THz scanner, Faraday bags for dealing with hacked ledger as a fun hackathon project with @Aileengf1 at Frontiers 2026. Still WIP - the methods are promising - cheap, non-intrusive enough for every day use. Maybe @Ledger should have a built-in Faraday housing
It does reduce chance of accidents - and minimize damage for inevitable accidents. Practically, you are just buying a computer to save your time and mental bandwidth.
Legally, paying less or no attention actually does not break the law - though it could added as a compounding factor to other acts breaking the law (e.g. using an unmounted mobile phone). Remedy for breaking the ToS is just rescinding FSD, burden of proof is high and impractical without algorithmic evidence, so customer has little to lose.
GLM‑5.3 full, the big one, running at home on 4 DGX Sparks.
Same galaxy prompt as my Flash test. One self‑contained Three.js file.
• Quant: @vic305's EXL3 3.38bpw SAGE (319 GB)
• Engine: TensorFold TP4 + DFlash2, 4× DGX Spark
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• Thinking max, no output cap
• 1 fix: exposure 1.15 → 0.85 (one line); core dive still bright
Thanks @vic305 for the quant + 4‑Spark recipe, and @ashxhart for tensorfold
@mashadrokova@isaiah_p_taylor Well, maybe it's not a bad idea to sell with a premium given what happened so far and how it's handled by the company. Then you all can go back to helping create more hard tech companies & making nuclear stuff happen
@isaiah_p_taylor I really like what you and your company are doing, but I still don't get it - if you made a deal in the first place, why is it wrong for the other party to ask you simply honoring the deal you made? If you want to change the deal, shouldn't you give them something fair in return?
Pair the R1 with your 3D printer and you can make transparent acrylic art at home.
Thundercloud Lamp by Daniel4d
Layered Clock by Bambu Lab
https://t.co/rsLANvz1xR
Product idea: a hyperlocal temporary marketplace for small tasks - like a Taskrabbit for conferences - where people can offer or get paid doing tasks on demand such as:
- waiting in line to get coffee / food
- attend a talk and take photos / videos / notes, observe vibe
- collect merch / contacts / info from booths
- find and reserve charging places, seats, meeting tables
- "tour guides"
- ...