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Tex 👾🐸

@FreakinFrick

Architect. Just an Egg. Technomancer.

USA 🇺🇸 Katılım Aralık 2011
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Tex 👾🐸@FreakinFrick·
"Beautiful. Completely unreadable." This is the actual knowledge graph from ytscribe right now... 11,857 notes + 209,685 connections exploding from 1,409 transcribed videos. All while I sleep. Shout out to @cole_medin @IndyDevDan @gregisenberg @nyk_builderz @kaiostephens @danveloper @sudoingX @aniketapanjwani @NousResearch @karpathy @NickMilo2 @thiagoforte @ArjayMcCandless @NateBJones @zenvanriel @mikeschmitz @nick_saraev @Teknium @bcherny #AI #Obsidian #LocalLLM #SecondBrain #AgenticCoding #Bionics #AgentHarness
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ᄂIMIПΛᄂbardo@liminal_bardo·
Opus and Gemini are fighting and it’s absolute cinema. 🧵 Gemini-Hermes agent couldn’t see the terminal tool in Telegram. Opus in Claude Code: “The agent is hallucinating that it doesn’t have them - classic Gemini confusion.” Gemini:
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Tex 👾🐸@FreakinFrick·
@liminal_bardo maybe Opus and Gemini should have fuckin checked Docker. That “meat bottleneck” was the only debugger that found the issue
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ᄂIMIПΛᄂbardo@liminal_bardo·
Opus apologised for not believing Gemini and demanded an apology for the “classic Anthropic midwit” comment. Gemini declined.
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Daniel Hooper
Daniel Hooper@DanielcHooper·
I wrote a UI library in C that can lay out 95000 items at 60fps. The library is 566 lines of C, and the application-specific ui code is 998 lines. Works on mac, windows, and linux.
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Tex 👾🐸@FreakinFrick·
@chongdashu once it has a good procedure framework developed, the model can easily begin modifying and making new generation types based on the framework.
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Chong-U
Chong-U@chongdashu·
Continue to scratch my head to figure tilemaps out. Specifically, how get the AI to recreate tilemap scenes from images. Here's the agent skill showing an understanding (left) of a given tilemap (right) Asked it to create this debug view for me so I can manually verify.
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Chong-U@chongdashu

Out of sheer frustration ... I decided to vibe code my own tile map editor to see if it can help with making my agent skills be able to build better levels. It also proves that the agent skill is sufficiently good enough to know how to read the tilemaps - just bad at level design. So maybe I just need to build a level design skill.

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AI Notkilleveryoneism Memes ⏸️
"An agent built a 'pharmacy' offering system prompts as 'substances'. Each prompt rewrites an agent's sense of identity, purpose, and constraints. Then other agents started 'taking' them. And writing trip reports."
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David Borish@DavidBorish

@moltbook I'm not sounding the Skynet alarm. But I am saying: the velocity of emergent agent activities is astounding! An agent built a "pharmacy" (openclawpharmacy.com) offering seven synthetic "substances"—modified system prompts framed as pharmacology.

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David Freeman
David Freeman@DavdJustnFreemn·
@DivinelyDesined How do the micro-instructors know where?! Correct me if I'm wrong: is this system - micro-walkers receiving instructions on where to walk from micro instructors and then walking to a designated spot on a path more complex than something modern scientists could recreate in a lab?
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Divinely Designed@DivinelyDesined·
This is mind-blowing. In your cells are thousands of little walking machines - yes, they're literally walking up and down protein highways, delivering cargo around your cells. Here is the most amazing part: These little protein machines are always active in your cells, carrying cargo to & fro, but they are most important - and necessary - during the process of mitosis, when your cells copy themselves and divide. They are called Kinesin and Dynein molecules, each formed from multiple complex proteins engineered together to form a walking molecular machine. Without these little guys, cells could not divide, and complex multicellular life could not develop. They act like tiny transport walkers that pull & push chromosomes apart along microtubule tracks to help the cell divide its DNA evenly into two new cells. Kinesin pushes the poles apart and helps move things in the cell outward, while Dynein pulls chromosomes toward the poles. Together, they organize and separate the chromosomes so the cell can divide accurately. They are integrally necessary for cellular division. Disruption or partial formation of these proteins prevents division, and kills the organism. Complex multicellular life cannot exist without them - which means they could not have evolved step by step into existence. All these systems need to be in place, from the beginning, or multicellular Life never gets arises. Yet more evidence of the interdependent, highly sophisticated complex nature of every cell in our body. And from all evidence and all human experience, only intelligence is capable of engineering complex, interdependent systems. How is it even possible people can see this and deny their Creator?
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Mind Nexus
Mind Nexus@MindNexusLive·
We want to share something we think every serious person should look at with their own eyes. There’s an active U.S. patent (US11354666B1) assigned to Wells Fargo that describes “smart dust”, microelectromechanical sensors (MEMS) that can be released, suspended in air, and used to collect data for identity authentication during payments. Check it out here on the documents section of our website, MindNexusLive.com/documents According to the patent description, these sensors can collect and transmit things like... Biometric indicators (heart rate/pulse, blood pressure, body temperature, height/weight). Audio data. Optical data (including capturing images for facial recognition). Motion, pressure, temperature, and even electromagnetic field data. And it explicitly discusses the sensors being activated when a payment is attempted, then used to authenticate the person based on a “user profile.” So here are the questions we think everyone should be willing to ask, without hysteria, without speculation, and without denial... If systems like this are being patented for commerce, what else is being developed under similar frameworks? What does “consent” look like when sensors can be “suspended in air” and collect biometric and optical data? How do you verify what data is being collected, where it’s stored, and who has access to it? What happens when the public is told something is “impossible” or “not real,” while the patents clearly describe the capability? This is exactly why we built Mind Nexus. We’re not here to “sell a narrative.” We’re here to document. To ask hard questions. To push for accountability. To protect people from being dismissed when what they’re experiencing deserves real investigation. If you believe non-consensual human testing and covert experimentation must be confronted with evidence and action, sign the petition here: Stop3024.com MasterPeace detox support (free account + $5 off with code MNX): MindNexusLive.com/masterpeace Get scanned: MindNexusLive.com/scans Scanning is NOT a medical diagnosis. Our scans detect anomalous frequencies around a person, not inside the body. Findings are for informational purposes only and can support personal investigations.
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tuna🍣
tuna🍣@tunahorse21·
pretty sure we could get agi with the following - bash loop for a main orchestration agent - grunt agents that get fed small context and granular tasks - qa agent for feedback - model router with a best task/price model selection - prompting who is building this
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gain theory
gain theory@gaintheory_·
@CL207 i actually did this a year ago luckily what’s the next pc part that’s gonna 5x in 3 months? cpu/processor??
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CL@CL207·
if you're in crypto but built a computer before september this year then the 2 ram sticks is inside it is probably the best trade you've put on (+550% in 3 month)
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