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(checks watch)

17 years

Fun lava lamp story, though


What does this new setting actually do? Does it block their IP ranges too, I hope? As if Meta, for instance, is actually going to respect Accountable, via themselves or their partners, quite frankly is eyebrow raising at best.

Write the same sentence you just wrote back to me, but in only four words and let’s see if it has the same meaning.

Remember specifics, keep going.

"Any reason why that can't be solved through context management and keep-forward scaffolding?"

becomes

"load bearing context seam"

/s


You're gonna have to learn to talk that LLM speak!

Dabadooba, ba dabadooba!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=egpWCC2svVo


Really nice work.

I just actually solved THE arm32/singularity2001 Hunger Mystery—with the help of GPT-Sol—turns out, I hadn't had my breakfast. A few diagnostics, then BOOM! The _smoking gun_. A fridge sensor, the door unopened, as seen on Home Assistant! OH MY GOD.

I agree with everything the author says here, and additionally, semi-off-topic, I'm surprised how quickly we've moved on from talking about Dario's wife's involvement in the Epstein files.

Yep, and now you can rent your very own "sandbox"!

You mean a honeypot?

He's definitely got a few extra wrinkles on the forehead now.

In the context of arbitrary line-level traffic, sure. But we're talking about robust reverse proxies here if this _is_ what's going on, again, not a fiber tap inside a closet. In that case, there's no such thing as tee'ing to it.

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