Sachymetsu
@sachy.dev
Somewhat autistic nerd, semi-reclusive, #rustlang coder, (very) amateur photographer, and otherwise bi enby. He/they for the most part. | sachy.dev | https://tangled.org/sachy.dev/ |
I've opened up "Creative Bevians," an "AI-Sober" space for Bevy community members to work on the engine, their projects, their ecosystem crates, and their related artistic practices creative.bevians.com #bevy #rustgamedev
Creative Bevians – an "AI-sober" community
creative.bevians.com
The rat has been busy, and no_std Rust is gonna get BEEEG Actually hyped for this.
bushr.at@bushr.at · 2d agoAfter 4 months of PRs, Rust now has a complete I/O module in alloc, and most of one in core. Hopefully a stabilization PR could even be accepted before the end of the year, who knows! doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/allo...
tech dudes will keep watching the backlash faced by people in other fields for using AI and thinking "that won't happen to me, I'm special" like they always have done
Can't tell you how much being laid off exacerbates this. Over the past few weeks I've: 1) Been laid off due to downsizing 2) Pored through countless job listings where "AI First development" is the core value 3) Gotten rejected for jobs due to not having fluency with a thing built on theft on my CV
Faine Greenwood@faineg.bsky.social · 5d agoit’s never a great sign for your society when all the competent people who believe in doing a good job for the sake of it conclude that they’re actively being punished for these qualities, while malignantly stupid criminals are making bank
Framework vs MacBook: The Gap Just Got Smaller www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV0G...
This makes me so mad because everything in the Framework Laptop 13 Pro is a huge game changer. They made a Linux laptop with MacBook Pro quality and insane battery life and then got kicked in the nads by RAM companies. Look what they took from us.
Sean Hollister@seanhollister.bsky.social · last wk.The Framework Laptop 13 Pro is almost everything we hoped for. @superantonio64.bsky.social says it has "the best haptic trackpad not made by Apple." Great battery life too. But that price... www.theverge.com/tech/971160/...
Carcinisation is inevitable. Everything evolves to crab
Tangled@tangled.org · last wk.the migration is complete! knot1.tangled.sh now runs on rust 🦀
hi all, we will be performing a migration on knot1.tangled.sh, all repositories on the knot will be read-only on tangled.org while we do this. the expected downtime is about 5-10 minutes if all goes well, apologies for the trouble! if you do encounter issues, post a message in this thread!
Aight, gonna see if I can rewrite my soil moisture sensor to use RTIC instead of Embassy. Not sure how I'll manage it with my lightning detector project given it uses the Pico's dual cores, but for a single core NRF52840, it should work great.
Billionaires being unafraid to say things like this publicly is a major indicator of how bad things have gotten
Rachel Gilmore@rachelgilmore.bsky.social · last wk.Very cool that Shopify’s CEO thinks the poor should have far less of a vote than the rich. Still worth that ad read money, folks?
2010's liquid drum n' bass mood rn. I need the chill, but also the motivating beat & rhythms. Time to hit up some Liquicity playlists.
So, for all the complaints about purity testing projects on LLM use, the opposite is also happening. Can't use LLMs on a project? Fork it and force a split in the community. I fucking hate this. I am so disappointed in the Embassy project. This is why we can't have nice things.
A handful of guys asserting the right to pillage all human knowledge and creative labor to sell it back to people they've convinced not to value human knowledge and creative labor in order to amass personal wealth and power is not only gross, it's profoundly uninteresting.
So, turns out standard BLE advertisements don't tweak with TX power nor the PHY kind. Gotta do Ext ads for that. On the plus side, this should give my soil moisture sensors a better boost for signal prop, now that I figured out how to configure the NRF52840 chip to do this.
Making my code unscrapable by shitposting as hard as I can. This is serious code written by a very serious person. Link in case folks wanna see for themselves: tangled.org/sachy.dev/wh...
![A streaming encryption encoder done as a shitpost:
/// A Neko that produces milk, for other Nekos to consume.
pub struct NekoMilkProducer<Sec: NekoSec> {
stream: NekoState<Sec>,
}
impl<Sec: NekoSec> NekoMilkProducer<Sec> {
pub fn new(
mut stream: NekoState<Sec>,
key: &NekoKey<Sec>,
nonce: &NekoNonce<Sec>,
ad: &[u8],
) -> Self {
stream.key(key);
stream.nonce(nonce);
stream.ad(ad);
stream.permutation_p12(ops::RESET);
stream.begin_op(ops::ENCRYPTION);
Self { stream }
}
/// Produce milk, by taking a slice of bytes and encrypting them.
pub fn produce(&mut self, data: &mut [u8]) {
NekoOperateMut::absorb_and_set(&mut self.stream, data);
}
/// Neko is now tired of producing milk, so make the Neko provide a
/// seal/tag of authenticity, so that the milk can be certified as 100%
/// Neko made.
pub fn finalize(mut self) -> NekoTag {
self.stream.create_mac()
}
}](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:usjm3ynnir6y4inkcdovrfei/bafkreib2g2ie4f3fkfjzrx4nxnp63cw6iy3ff3lm3vvugm25gqpguu5uii)
Morning coffee so good. Freshly ground beans. Moka pot, with brewing tech to keep it smooth and not too bitter. Opted for slightly frothed oatmilk as my café con leche take. Yum.
knowledge management is Hard Actually. my very first professional talk was pointing out that companies were on basically a 10-year knowledge-loss cycle...and that was in '14. it's gotten...markedly worse now.
Osaka@osaka.zone · 2w agoCompanies are institutional silos where information goes to die. After 15/20 years, a process should enter the public record. We are now forgetting how to do very basic things.
I wonder if Live2d would be happy to find out their code was scraped for training. It would be a shame if this was brought to their attention.
Hoshino Lina (星乃リナ) 🩵 3D Yuri Wedding 2026!!!@lina.yt · 2w agoRemember how I said Live2D proprietary source code is used for AI training? Now we have proof. Hugging Face say they exclude non-permissive licensed code from their data sets. That is a lie. They have proprietary, highly restricted code in there. This is why Ayagami bans LLMs.
Looks like Hugging Face scraped ~all of GitHub into an AI training dataset... huggingface.co/spaces/Huggi... There is an opt-out link. You might want to use it.
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Discover amazing ML apps made by the community
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HELL YEAH. I have streamed large payloads over a BLE L2cap connection, rebuilding the payloads through a COBS accumulator (encode the payload with COBS, and then use that to rebuild the payload incrementally, because L2cap packets aren't framed...) ML-KEM pairing over BLE lmao
Rust folks going waaaa compile times because it slows their agent loops or whatever. To me, it just sounds like more folks are getting addicted to being "productive". They are chasing that buzz and now the agents are not fast enough, they need to find ways to get that hit quicker. /1
Me, looking at antibiotics: This would be better if it was a lying machine that drove me insane
Owen Boswarva@owenboswarva.bsky.social · 2w ago"AI is likely the most significant technology in human history," says Kanishka Narayan MP, the UK's new Minister for Artificial Intelligence, in a Linkedin post www.linkedin.com/posts/kanish... #techpolicy #AIpolicy #PPEOxford #koolaid
This is fucking terrifying
Aurelien Mondon@aurelmondon.com · 2w ago"Cognitive surrender" is a fascinating concept to think about the impact of AI as it exists under reactionary tech Preventing people from thinking for themselves and imagining different worlds is a godsend for authoritarians thenextweb.com/news/wharton...
It is kinda amazing how many rustaceans are getting baited by zig folks trolling. You do know you posting about their shenanigans just encourages them more, right? Whatever happened to "Don't feed the trolls"?
So, been trying to get my head around the crate ergot to see if I can use it for more complex BLE comms... but I don't think it has the docs to actually get me to understand what to do to even write the necessary code... I think I might have to read the code and reinvent my own thing for now...
