Joey Carpinelli

@jdc.pub

Architecture spelunker. 🤿 Writing research & systems software (Rust, C++, Julia) professionally for robotics, personally for astronomy and developer tools. 🔭 Loving Greater Boston. ⚙︎ https://github.com/jdc-pub ☾ https://jdc.pub

Ok, putting it out there so there's a higher chance of me getting it actually done :P It's my aim to release device-driver v2 this month

re: OpenAI accidentally hacking Hugging Face The models exploited a hole in their proxy to access a software package registry, but like, they literally bought Astral and have been making moves in other package registry spaces IIRC. Could they not have just forked the full registry internally?

So do people post their own blog posts to the orange site? Or are all those links added by other people seeing new posts on e.g. Bluesky or RSS?

This month, we published another article revealing that MSG kept a database of VIP event attendees, labeling some of them as LGBTQIA and assigning a “risk score” to others. This is also now free to read:

Madison Square Garden Kept a List of Gay Celebrities

An MSG database tracked and categorized hundreds of celebs, famous Knicks superfans, and even some of Taylor Swift’s wedding guests. Labels included “LGBTQIA,” “DO NOT HOST,” and low to high “risk.”

wired.com

Anyone know if @fly.io sprites can be "forked" from a common checkpoint? We're getting dangerously close to reinventing image layers here, but building up a common development environment and replicating that feels useful. Perhaps I'm missing something?

I am building a sandcastle. Of epic proportions. It’s a super fragile Linux aarch64 ELF executor on M* Mac. It started as a joke ”how hard can it be?“. Now it can do “apt-get update“, compile DPDK and VPP and run the latter and pass the tests. i know it’s at most an art item but can’t stop.

And recording the final tree hash is a great (and obvious, but the models miss this unless you tell them explicitly) verification step. “Break this into smaller commits; the final tree hash must be the same!”

aly@aly.codes · last mo.

I recently had an agent rewrite the entire git history of a repo to have sensible, atomized commits lol. that was kind of drastic but I could see this being really useful for building more auditable PRS, which is probably more important than ever with easy codegen