FK

@notrimskiy.bsky.social

Making logistics software by day, catching photons with a bucket by night. Recovering vis comp sci. Occasionally security, compliance, electronics, and tech policy enthusiast. Good randos are welcome in mentions. Largely in Mpls. He/him.

Few years ago, a friend overheard me humming the opening from Peter & The Wolf and got me the version narrated by Patrick Stewart. I think I am going to listen to it again tonight.

If you have MCP for documentation, MCP for task system, and document standards for a good feature/user story, then you can generate a quick rubric around what's good and Inflict Judgment/Provide Constructive Feedback (still not MCP-pilled, but this is getting perilous).

FK@notrimskiy.bsky.social · last mo.

If you have an internal MCP (or several) for grabbing documentation, you can have an agent aggregate a bunch of sources, and then flag docs that are sus (and draft corrections). I'm not completely MCP-pilled, but this is neat.

If you have an internal MCP (or several) for grabbing documentation, you can have an agent aggregate a bunch of sources, and then flag docs that are sus (and draft corrections). I'm not completely MCP-pilled, but this is neat.

A topical acct (say, cars or BL fiction or such) goes into very non-topical thread and acts oddly confrontational in a common polarization-aligned sort of way. Surely it's not just a hamfisted engagement juicing strategy or anything of sort.

I'm sitting on several months worth of unprocessed photos, I should browser-shop for some new lenses and make posts on the internet. I am very smart.

talking about water use policy is impossible because "AI data centers use a lot of water to cool the computers" sounds way more believable than "they're draining the Great Salt Lake so the Governor of Utah can sell alfalfa to Saudi Arabia" and yet

rev. howard arson@theophite.bsky.social · last mo.

yes, i am saying this. literally this. i am saying that you should not care about water for 16,000 people when "growing alfalfa for export in deserts with approximately zero precipitation" is literally orders of magnitude more water and vastly more pointless.

Control Resonant is good, but look, Special Agent Zoe, let's just assume this is environmental storytelling to further convey that you are not a scientist.

Dylan Faden and Special Agent Zoe De Vera are looking at the paranaturally damaged Manhattan from Zoe's very improvised office. There is a refractor spotting scope. It is mounted horizontally on an equatorial mount parallel to polar axis, and polar axis is horizontal too. The mount has no counterweights. Hopefully whatever is being observed is not going anywhere, because that will be a pain to re-aim.

I think what's really missing from OpenAI shenanigans is CISA (seems up their alley?) taking a page from USCSB book and making step-by-step explainer videos narrated in somber voice.

Since bsky is clearly such a hub of people who buy all the dgx sparks in all the micro centers (including apparently my local one)... People with halo strix boxes, what are your setups like? Preferred manufacturers / points of frustration? (and did oculink matter for your use cases?)

Royal Navy made significant contributions to aggressive enforcement of the concept of hostis humani generis (and expanded its umbrella through smart legal moves when international law was not keeping up). Perhaps those proud traditions merit revisiting?

escapedexplorer.bsky.social@escapedexplorer.bsky.social · last mo.

"They're stabbing inflatable boats on it to try and sink them so the unarmed innocents onboard drown" is shit that 200+ years of high seas/naval tradition would answer simply with "cutlass, possibly grapeshot"