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This is so nuts… US governed and at war under AI kool-aid?
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Interesting read…
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Interesting read if you’re lucky enough to own a DGX Spark GB10
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I’ve been rebuilding the comment system on this site with Claude Code. Visitors sign in with their own website to leave a comment — IndieAuth, the way it’s meant to work. Overnight we migrated it from IndieAuth to IndieLogin.com. At 05:40 this mornin...
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Bookmarking to read later
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When an activist downloads academic papers, the state describes it as wire fraud, computer fraud and reckless damage. When a corporate AI agent escapes containment, steals credentials, moves across systems and compromises another organisation, the ev...
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Human hackers have frequently been prosecuted based on unauthorized access itself, including when their intent was research, activism, curiosity or political protest. Frontier AI companies are currently receiving a much more lenient, cautious, collab...
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Detailed rapport on the HF intrusion by rogue OpenAi
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I wish we had the full story here…this article is interesting but there is definitely something missing on what happened…
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Open-source collaboration in the age of AI I am not going to reconstruct the entire disagreement that prompted this post. Some of the public exchanges have been deleted. Other parts happened privately or by email. I have no interest in tracing every...
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Stumbled upon a few (local) #AI tools that made me really curious https://www.feynman.is https://herdr.dev https://github.com/heygen-com/hyperframes
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Interesting read I want to come back later
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I’d been putting off properly tagging my Obsidian vault for years — over 800 notes accumulated with no consistent structure, just a pile of clippings, quick references, and dumped chat exports. Classic case of “I’ll organize it later.” it. The approa...
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Reading… “This is not a company. It’s a megawatt-acquisition vehicle wearing a chatbot.”
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Inspired by Dune’s Litany against Fear : I must not fear AI. Fear is the reputation-killer. Fear of being left behind drives institutions to replace judgment with automation. Fear of losing market share drives executives to trade trust for efficiency...
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So I tested MemPalace on my work computer where Claude has been running for more than a year. Its really an interesting tool but…my palace in just one project folder cost me +800GB of disk space. I had to delete .mempalace/ altogether for now, either...
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Going to read this later…
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Reading Hong Minhee with my coffee this morning, its again one of these moments where I stumble on something that express exactly (and better) what I had in mind, in a latent space, without being able to express it so beautifully. I want my code to b...
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The “for or against AI” framing buries these questions. The reason it looks inconsistent to criticize the major AI vendors while remaining open to LLMs as a technology is that the framing assumes the technology and its capitalist application are the...
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Most conversations about LLMs and coding split people into two camps: those who grieve the loss of the craft, and those who never minded trading the act for the result. But there’s a third camp that rarely gets named: the people who spent years watch...
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Implemented only on my Articles post types, but you can get a markdown version of my long form posts simply by adding .md to any of my articles urls : HTML / MD Markdown conquered the world.
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I’m going to have to distill this great blog posts into bullet points summary of things to pay attention or to avoid when building our RAG documentation at work.
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Brave new world …
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Interesting concept but unless I misunderstood my blog doesn’t fit their mental model, my blog is 99% written by me, a human, and 0.9% of my posts were written with AI assistance, it doesn’t make my blog non-human. I also have something most blogs/si...
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a Bunch of Github repo’s I want to check out related to Claude Code usage : https://github.com/Charlie85270/Dorothy https://github.com/onllm-dev/onWatch https://github.com/wesm/agentsview https://github.com/Versatly/clawvault
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A TUI and CLI tool for inspecting Claude Code conversation history and compaction events.
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The reason the regime get its way : the silence & tacit compliance, preemptive obedience of the technology sector.
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Must Read ! #AI
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Damn… the next generation of supply chain attacks is going to be a nightmare
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AI-Involved Posts Over Time Highlighted dots are posts with AI involvement (level 1+). Empty boxes represent posts with no AI-involved posts.
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Jeremy Keith writes : But you lose the learning. The idea of a cybernetic system like, say, agile development, is that you try something, learn from it, and adjust accordingly. You remember what worked. You remember what didn’t. That’s learning. Outs...
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to read later…
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Every post on this site carries structured AI transparency metadata — visible both to readers (as a disclosure badge) and to machines (as Schema.org JSON-LD). Here’s how I built it, from the post editor to the structured data output. My AI Transparen...
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Just added AI transparency metadata to my Micropub MCP client . Every post can now carry disclosure fields for how AI was involved in creating it: ai_text_level : 0 (None) → 3 (AI-generated, human reviewed) ai_code_level : 0 (Human-written) → 2 (Prim...
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I now display AI usage (or not) on every post I create on my blog. I forked indiekit-endpoint-posts and added metadata properties that I can fill when creating a post. These properties generate their own Frontmatter and display: An AI badge visible e...
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Auto-sorting CLI for GitHub starred repos — classify 5000+ stars into taxonomy using Claude AI, publish to GitHub Lists and awesome-list README
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41 free tools to understand what’s really happening in your Claude Code sessions. cc-toolkit Zero dependencies · Runs entirely local · Free
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Hegseth is making a spectacle of punishing Anthropic—just like ICE made a spectacle of videotaping each immigrant deportation, and just like the CCP made a spectacle of disappearing Jack Ma for criticizing Chinese regulators. https://jasmi.news/p/ai-...
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I was reading this is this really all we can do ?
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One day history will note that it was not only Big Tech that cooperated with and was co-opted by the U.S. government, but the entire American establishment across sectors. The degree of compromise was pervasive. The silence of those who went along wi...
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AI isn’t going away, and AI-assisted software engineering is a permanent addition to the way we build software. But that’s not the same thing as saying that the way we use AI today won’t change.
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Interesting take on Claude Memory approach / Context persistence / Portable solution
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RAG system combining Docling document processing with ChromaDB vector storage to power openclaw
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Dear Anthropic, most mortals cannot afford unlimited token, hence knowing exactly what Claude Code is doing and where is not “noise” its a fundamental aspect of how Devs can orchestrate code changes and still keep an eye on the entire step sequence w...
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Just a few months ago, AI coding was described as an overblown “auto-complete”, auto-complete has been around for functions and classes and what not since…I don’t know, years ? imagine if PR were rejected because the developer had used auto-complete...
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About AI disruption: Have you read Something Big is Happening? what do you think about it? One thing I Know: in 3 years the capabilities are incomparable, the disruption WILL happen, no matter what you think about the technology and how/who is creati...
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