Paul Han

im speechless

does insta360 put a backdoor in?

accessed insta360 go ultra debug mode ( upper left corner screen)

the usb hotspot is because the macbook wifi needs to connect to the insta360 and so we need another radio

it’s a mango thyme sole fish. i like a good fish

Phone capture system

More interesting output from recording my entire life and processing it through LLMs.

We are also running a pilot program. If you're interested, DM me and we'll get you set up. ALL DATA is exclusively stored on device and run with local API keys.

For the past couple weeks, me and @pauljunsukhan have been running an experiment where we record our entire lives (camera, microphone, computer, even phone capture) so we can teach LLMs everything about our lives. The results are incredible: LLMs can recursively reason across context and give authentic advice because the context comes from physical reality.

i think but for stray dogs for the delivery bots

@arithmoquine not true henry

I am discovering that all of male fashion essentially comes down to figuring out exactly how gay I can make myself look before I look homosexual

@parafactual mystery

@pauljunsukHan paul what

I got a haircut

@SYNESTHEIZURE in 3.13 along with the gilectomy. I was writing a 100Mb/s real time data recorder/control unit in python when 3.12 was just out. JIT can have huge benefits esp if doing bit level protocol decoding.

I thought python had a just in time compiler and didn't really think about it when I made that post. Then a bunch of people called me a larper and I was like oh i was wrong, my bad. but I was right

codex is very good at mac menubar app dev. Add this to the closed loop harness and it zips - -validate live path, PID, & signed bundle time -script tray with osascript, System Events -correlate menu clicks with health/db Hopefully it knows this by next week.

@lauriewired @snwy_me wow what a crossover i show lauriewired’s youtube to everyone i know

nah that’s a fair point, it’s prob physically possible to package it. it’s more of an “does that make any sense” architecture-wise. I respect it, but M-chips are more of a scale-up from a mobile SoC angle (firestorm (aka M1 P cores) iirc was just A14 really). whereas AMD/Intel consumer traditionally “scale down” from server architecture as the main driver. If you imagine a hypothetical modern X-Serve as “a bunch of mac studios in a box” sure maybe. But an “M3 super ultra” with 100+ cores presented as a single chip ehhh i doubt it (but who knows, maybe this post will age badly in a few years)

apple had a server line (XServe) but discontinued it because they had no advantage over other servers. nobody bought them with Apple Silicon there's a real reason for Apple servers to exist - imagine an M3 Ultra but designed without desktop thermal/power constraints in mind

@Impish_Bunny float pebble mint have to go down to daly city to buy

oh yeah no i definitely gave myself a nicotine addiction. oh well

@tenobrus there's actually not much correlation between how great a product is and how great is it to work for the company that makes them.

it's crazy how much i stan apple products and software and yet have never once applied or seriously considered working there. like as much as they have countless very serious engineering efforts, at the end of the day they're still kinda just building very shiny toys

its the 2009 Aston Martin DB9 - 17 thousand pounds, just unbelievable value

@anthrupad stinks of dualism

what if i starve myself for a week and hook my stomach neurons up to twitter then ull be done for