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jazzyjackson··on Inkling 2 Small
I don’t like it. Poor form to squat on an old companies name like that, one which has a rich legacy in AI. I know the trademark was cancelled so all I can say is I don’t like it.
jazzyjackson··on Motorola Signature 27 with GrapheneOS support
Is it scaring them or are they acting scared?

Graphene being pwned is not mutually exclusive with authorities targeting individuals for using a phone marketed toward people who don’t want to be pwned

jazzyjackson··on Motorola Signature 27 with GrapheneOS support
I appreciate it as a sign that this was written by hand ;)
jazzyjackson··on Motorola Signature 27 with GrapheneOS support
Ok so just don’t do banking and critical communication on a cellular device with mysterious CPUs. What’s your threat model? I like to use a flip phone and just don’t do anything important on it.

What non Chinese manufacture are you looking at? I liked Xperia I for being made in Japan but it’s still Chinese components underneath and as you say there’s no control of all the code.

There’s always Bunnie’s Precursor phone if anyone is interested in commercially developing something reasonably secure and auditable.

jazzyjackson··on Spain train crash: 'At least 10 dead' in high-speed collision
:) fair enough
jazzyjackson··on Binance-hacker-1029 – $5.6B stolen from Binance
Uh don’t you not want to cover losses with customer funds?
jazzyjackson··on Spain train crash: 'At least 10 dead' in high-speed collision
Am American, grew up as a NASCAR fan, I’ve never heard someone say “racing cars” as a noun
jazzyjackson··on Spain train crash: 'At least 10 dead' in high-speed collision
The claim that most people hit by cars were in the street?
jazzyjackson··on Qwenputer: A functioning, deterministic RISC-V CPU inside Qwen3.5
> When Qwen 'saves' a file, the compiled layers hash its name into one of 1,024 slots in a directory kept in the DeltaNet state, and store the text itself in other heads, with eight tokens per row, chained together

I’ve never wanted to learn how LLMs work more than reading this. Fascinating.

Does divagr get paid to do wild things with LLMs? Just curious if they’re being compensated for these wild experiments

jazzyjackson··on Leak Exposes 41,000 Homeland Security Workers–Including Undercover ICE Agents
Just enough tax dollar grift with deportations as a side effect
jazzyjackson··on Spain train crash: 'At least 10 dead' in high-speed collision
What you’re asking for is state run media
jazzyjackson··on Three new discoveries in mathematics, computer science, and physics
:/

IMO that there is any work at all to build from is the result of a long tradition of taking the next step. Professor to student and so on. The danger of AI here is we get to take a leap, say, 10 steps - but then there is no more tradition to have the fortitude and mentoring necessary to continue the progress.

It all gets derailed while betting on RSI and never having to do math research again (but if an advanced theorem is proven, and no one alive is competent enough to comprehend it, does it even matter that we get to call it solved?)

jazzyjackson··on New iPad mini
Nah it’s just easier to pick up a phone when one edge is higher than the other.
jazzyjackson··on The first broken iPhone Duos are here
I would love if the next air was just half of the duo (the iphone solo?)

A square I can actually reach all the corners of

jazzyjackson··on AI-Assisted Paper on Z-Library Cites a TorrentFreak Article That Doesn't Exist
It’s not illegal to lie on the internet

It should be illegal to make life and death decisions based on automated reasoning. I know it’s coming and I’m being a curmudgeon but I will hold fast, the liar is not responsible for being believed.

I like the Wikipedia comparison, forget about the automated reasoning. Wikipedia does not make any representations as to the truthfulness of its content. If you’re a medical doctor and believe some wiki graffiti, you are the responsible party, you are the one that’s supposed to know better.

If you want to rebut I’m most interested in knowing what law you believe would be cited in a data poisoning case.

jazzyjackson··on AI-Assisted Paper on Z-Library Cites a TorrentFreak Article That Doesn't Exist
No

The notion that these services are information that can be “relied on” is poison, and something that the companies would never say about themselves. Imagine as the bottom of ChatGPT it said “no need to doubt the results, this Oracle can be relied on”

jazzyjackson··on Florida officer found dead man, impersonated him for years, renovated his home
You can have anything you want, so long as you want it more than everything else.
jazzyjackson··on Jared Kushner Hacked Phone Reveals Secret Negotiations, Millions in Transactions
Because the latter included clips of the presidents son smoking crack and hanging out with prostitutes? lol
jazzyjackson··on A farewell to Arc browser
I like Orion too. No source but at least it’s zero telemetry
jazzyjackson··on Security Disclosure
Brother do not cancel anything for these people, they do not care about you, it's their fault for not considering bus factor in their org chart. Why can't the person above you handle that?
jazzyjackson··on DeepSeek banned from U.S. federal civilian agencies under new DHS order
No; it’s a signal of lobotomy. Models get dumber near where you sensor them. You could almost think of it like your prompt is getting redacted, and so the LLM has to deal with these holes in your prompt (where you mentioned the semantic contraband) and it doesn’t do a very good job because it has no idea what you’re talking about.

The mechanism is likely a bit inverted, it’s the weights that have been redacted, but the effect is that weights that were interfered with are affecting the problem solving abilities of the LLM - I mean, it’s insecure bad code, not a backdoor, right?

jazzyjackson··on The fire retardant in the seafood chain
Maybe it was more of being a middle schooler than a wider social phenomenon, but silly myths got a lot of play in the days before Google!
jazzyjackson··on Ask HN: How to deal with shipping AI-written code you don't understand?
Hell yea I love that computers are getting another chance at becoming compute fabric, just using each others GPUs. Sick.
jazzyjackson··on Ukraine claims first drone evacuation of wounded soldier
Russia apologists consider Zelensky a dictator installed by “The West” and use the same verbiage of stolen elections as Trumpists
jazzyjackson··on The fire retardant in the seafood chain
> if left untreated, is known for spontaneously combusting as it decays and oxidizes.

Does anyone remember the 90s when as a laymen it seemed like an open debate whether humans would occasionally combust spontaneously? I guess it stopped happening once falling asleep with a cigarette lost popularity

But my point is I wasn’t aware that “spontaneous combustion” was a real thing one has to worry about it. Linseed oil rags will do this too, and that’s why patent leather shoes are coated in plastic now instead.

jazzyjackson··on Anthropic's proposed AI safety bill only kicks in if 50 deaths or $1B in damages
I guess it’s unclear why an entire congress goes along with it (I blame democrats too for sane washing and going about their workday)
jazzyjackson··on Anthropic's proposed AI safety bill only kicks in if 50 deaths or $1B in damages
how about the LLMs being used for target selection in Iran? Or does collateral damage not count?
jazzyjackson··on How the Claude Code team does code review
My point wasn’t that compilers are just as bad as LLMs, but that whether humans or robots are writing code, it’s still going to be Just Good Enough to ship.
jazzyjackson··on California is building a $400M shield for Yosemite's most dangerous highway
So fun fact, when learning Chinese I always thought it was weird that America gets to be “meiguo” beautiful country. Like how would the Chinese know America was beautiful, maybe the Americans described their own country this way? Or is mei guo just a rough cognate for Meri-Ca ?

But later I found a footnote that suggested the use of mei here is reflexive, in meiguoren, “people who find themselves to be beautiful” and that makes a lot more sense to me :)

jazzyjackson··on Self-hosted infrastructure with Incus OS
Really good write up thank you
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