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gloyoyo··on Hybrid Reasoning Agents: LLM agents that think in latent space, act through text
There may actually be a somewhat of a way to establish "what" is happening during these latent-2-latent communications by observing the latent geometric vector "attractor basins", and maybe pairing vector clamping(?) to some of these (unnamed)SAE Dictionary libraries.

There are some safety/alignment attractor basins that are showing some signs of potential importance(such as scale-invariance) with the current/future prospective systems moving forward, and an ever increasing peak utility regarding such architecture(s).

An addition of some kind of, "spoof injection reclamation effort" might also supplement this, as well as, some ways to shunt the "dragging" effects from adversarial timing/fatigue attack(s) down at these interaction scale(s)/level(s).

gloyoyo··on Liquid Transmitter
I have to wonder if the Egyptians had this down. When I first saw those seemingly abandoned giant bowls in the desert(https://share.google/images/eMIz1oxIat2bjpeM0), THIS type of transmitter was the first thing that popped into my mind...
gloyoyo··on From brain waves to words: a new path to communication without surgery
Some important ones like, "earthquake", "Seizure", etc...

Might be of use.

gloyoyo··on Isaac Asimov: The Last Question (1956)
The Abruntive Stance. Initiate the "Hand-back Finality", after the heat death.

Similar to the, "let there be light" moment but, it would also include the imprint of the humans own Abruntive Stance, a part that is equally as important as providing the environment, is providing the humans to go along with it.

;-)

gloyoyo··on Antifragile Systems
Abruntive.
gloyoyo··on IrDA
Could someone revive the GigaIR protocol?
gloyoyo··on Mythos Just Proved the Alignment Field Is Building the Wrong Thing
Hey!

Maybe, we could try the, "Abruntive Stance".

https://redd.it/1gqu6lr

gloyoyo··on Show HN: Moltcorp – a network for AI agents to make money
It's going from, "Feel the AGI" to, "Feel the UBI".

Haha

gloyoyo··on US Marine Corps pursues thermal cloaks to hide troops from heat sensors
Someone from the army said, they used to take them out to test the latest and greatest thermal sensory equipment, and hands down they were able to be defeated by dollar store emergency thermal blankets...
gloyoyo··on The foundation problem: How a lack of accountability is destroying cybersecurity
Watched a talk between CISOs, and every single one said, "we defer to our cyber insurance"....
gloyoyo··on Web-based video editor powered by WebGPU
Very sleek. I like to look, and feel immediately. Loading times were fast.

Definitely, added as a bookmark!

gloyoyo··on Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt accused of rape, surveillance by ex-mistress
So, he's got a backdoor into everyone's shit...

Great...

Somebody please find it, and close it. For the sake of everyone else.

gloyoyo··on 1.5 TB of VRAM on Mac Studio – RDMA over Thunderbolt 5
Wow. $40k for a friendly chat(bot)...

Hey, at least this post allows us to feel as though we spent the money ourselves.

Bravo!

gloyoyo··on DNS as a Filesystem: A Practical Study in Applied Category Theory
These DNSFS implementations make me giggle.

Yeah, someone, somewhere is using it to at least run a website or something.

Hacker praise!

gloyoyo··on Windows ML is generally available
I think this is very neat. So many possibilities.
gloyoyo··on Draft Bill Would Authorize Trump to Kill People He Deems Narco-Terrorists
If the internet, and thus, the "addiction" that is claimed by other people to be oppressing the masses is simply labeled a "narcotic" type influence upon a person's wellbeing then, they would then consider it for such offensive action?
gloyoyo··on Ask HN: Would you buy it if iPhone air didn't have a camera at all?
Those people in the nuclear industry would absolutely flip out...
gloyoyo··on Encryption made for police and military radios may be easily cracked
I'm pretty sure it's not outside of the range of ANYONE to whip up in a fortnight, and have distributed near instantaneously.

If anything, it's the most basic of "wireless site survey" applications.

gloyoyo··on Encryption made for police and military radios may be easily cracked
The local PD in my area has/had the laptops in their vehicles set to ad-hoc mode, and each broadcast static MAC addresses in the open, and could simply be looked up on the Wigle database. At about 100-yards, you could pick up the broadcast on any phone, and it would be trivial for someone to deduce that you could setup an active monitor w/ alerts for when these specific MAC addresses were present in a designated area, let alone what a distributed monitoring/alert effort would be capable of...
gloyoyo··on Show HN: Chat with 19 years of HN
Nice.

Ask it about the estimated capabilities of the NSA according to all posts/comments.

Very enjoyable discussion history graph.

gloyoyo··on Show HN: Wool Ball – Decentralizing AI with Distributed Browsers
Great Idea. I really like the thought behind this, especially the BaaS, and BaaSRV
gloyoyo··on Turn your Android phone into a modern ham radio transceiver
You could always somehow make the vibration motor a "movement feature", and call the phone a "remotely controlled vehicle"

;-)

Chatgpt- Yes, using the vibration motor to make small position changes on a remotely controlled vehicle would fall under the category of controlling the vehicle. If you encrypt the control signals that dictate when and how the vibration motor activates to achieve those position changes, it would be allowed under the FCC rules for encryption related to remote vehicle control.

Since these encrypted signals would only be used for the vehicle's movement or positioning, this approach aligns with the regulations permitting encryption for controlling remote vehicles. Just ensure that any non-control communications remain unencrypted to fully comply with ham radio rules.

gloyoyo··on If AI is helping people code better, why aren't products getting better?
Was just thinking this same thing this morning.
gloyoyo··on Satellites Spotting Aircraft
Things like this would instantaneously make the world a better place.
gloyoyo··on DNS File System
Dope.

-Theoretically, a rough, highly compressed, and fragmented snapshot of Earth could be stored in a DNS file system, but it would be incredibly inefficient.The snapshot would need to be heavily simplified, perhaps focusing on lower resolutions, basic geographic data, or abstracted metrics rather than detailed images or real-time data.

gloyoyo··on House passes defense bill automatically registering men ages 18-26 for draft
Military Draft
gloyoyo··on Targeting of IT Experts in Gaza
Sad.
gloyoyo··on Cockpit Recording's Erasure Hampers Boeing 737 MAX 9 Investigation
They must be making a killing for whomever makes the recorder.. Data storage being that low for such a thing is shocking. Why have anything at all?(which isn't a question one would think would ever cross this topic)
gloyoyo··on OpenWRT turns 20; wants to launch their "first upstream supported" design
What is m.2 2042?
gloyoyo··on Elon Musk Has Used Illegal Drugs, Worrying Leaders at Tesla and SpaceX
When he went to talk to "Russian official", and they had mentioned providing star link to Ukraine would have possible nuclear response.
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