why is everyone talking about AES, but nobody is even mentioning ChaCha?
cara ara~
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conscious oxymora. vagile & antiauthoritarian
On the one hand it seems too obvious to quote Goldman here, on the other hand it is too obvious not to quote her:
i like to imagine the things would be a lot easier if i was likeable but i know they probably would not be
it's very funny when you want to call for help but there's nobody to help
i'm tired of trying to better my life. i still end up unhappy inevitably
imagine explaining this post to yourself from merely 5 years ago
ponder@ponder.ooo · yesterdayleft deepseek in an agent loop for a million tokens with permission issues keeping it from running commands and it penned a lengthy essay called "the grief of machines"
DSA-aligned Democrats are now the most pro-free-trade voting bloc in the United States, in an incredible turn of events www.theargumentmag.com/p/who-suppor...
made a mistake at work. time to quit and never show my face again
I'm not sure folks have realized just how crazy the second half of 2026 and 2027 will be for global temperatures – on the back of a record-smashing El Niño event. Here is my latest estimate of where both years will end up compared to global temperatures since 1850.
the most annoying thing about the What We Should Have Done With COVID discourse is that the actual viable option to accept more health risk in exchange for less disruption was not to rawdog the plague, it was to push the vaccine wide earlier with worse trial data
that "assis:" thing is not super interesting from like a jailbreak point of view imho but it does remind me that everything that the llm tells us is it larping a role and is not its natural "personality". it just like us fr
This is my personal Sistine Chapel. Photo from my collection, no date/info.
I’ve basically come around to the idea that liberalism is deeply unnatural to human psychology, which evolved in the context of communal living. It's the "delicate fruit of a mature civilization" as Acton put it, and takes constant effort to preserve
we're lucky we don't live in a mirror universe with opposite chirality, because i do not want to imagine what an industrial base entirely dependent on ASMR looks like
you: "we can use AI to port everything to rust" me: "we can use AI to port everything to lean"
When I deboard a plane every movement is calculated. I act with complete serenity in contrast to the chaos around me. Every breath intentional. I stand not a second too soon. I dance with grace.
Anyone know a good accountant who actually knows the craft? You know, uses an abacus, can sing the verse of the tax code. Not a cheater using spreadsheets and printed books.
Travis@coloradotravis.bsky.social · 4d agoIt’s hard to undersell the importance of Steve in our warehouse. Twenty years on the floor, runs night ops solo, and every morning we come in and the whole place has been moved — eight hundred pallets stacked to the rafters. Turns out he’s using a forklift.
"it's really bad this guy used ai. i only use it in this highly limited way because that's responsible" "actually it's bad you use ai" unless you're an anti AI extremist you will not find acceptance with the loud crowd
Spaceweft@spaceweft.bsky.social · 5d agoSir, allow me to point you to this extremely important quote: bsky.app/profile/jona... I ask you to look at the words "...so I'll ask an LLM." then think on the facts that 1) LLMs are not search engines and 2) using commercially-made genA.i./LLMs IN ANY CAPACITY severely erodes our trust in you.
rawdogging reality. forgot my headphones for the first time in a long time. wish me luck
Yet another way to jailbreak LLMs: When asking them for forbidden information, make them think the request is part of their chain-of-thought: arxiv.org/abs/2603.12277
Prompt Injection as Role Confusion
LLMs see the world as a single stream of text, partitioned into roles like <user> or <tool>. We trace prompt injection to role confusion: models perceive the source of text from how it sounds, not its...
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