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My kids call me “Babe”
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My kids call me “Babe”
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@antiali.as
· Sep 6
Things will never go back to the way they were before
Hoping the rental place actually fulfills my Pacifica reservation tomorrow. My thanksgiving rental ended up being a Kia which was fine but not a minivan
we rented a chrysler pacifica for our trip down to see my folks after christmas and i now totally get why people like minivans. this thing rules.
December 25, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Hoping the rental place actually fulfills my Pacifica reservation tomorrow. My thanksgiving rental ended up being a Kia which was fine but not a minivan
If you want to memorize some basic scientific information, watch these videos and you will never be able to get their terrible songs out of your head
December 24, 2025 at 10:14 PM
If you want to memorize some basic scientific information, watch these videos and you will never be able to get their terrible songs out of your head
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we, as a society, will not advance further until we recognize that this too is slop
Porsche reportedly created their new ad without using any AI.
December 24, 2025 at 8:23 PM
we, as a society, will not advance further until we recognize that this too is slop
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welcome to bluesky, use @anisota.net
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December 24, 2025 at 4:04 PM
welcome to bluesky, use @anisota.net
If you see one of my posts has already been liked, please move on. The work has been done, I don’t require more than one like
I can tell you like my posts. It’s okay that you didn’t press like. I already just know it
December 24, 2025 at 5:28 PM
If you see one of my posts has already been liked, please move on. The work has been done, I don’t require more than one like
Ok, who decided to call it “the bitter lesson” and not “Scaling Compute Rules Everything Around Me”
December 24, 2025 at 5:10 PM
Ok, who decided to call it “the bitter lesson” and not “Scaling Compute Rules Everything Around Me”
Many people don’t know this: if you have this machine that says “that’s an apple” when you show it a picture of an apple, then it also can draw a picture of an apple when you say “apple”
just being run in reverse with no changes to the model or data.
I.e. they fed “Apple” into what used to be the output layer, and an image pops out the other end with what a detection or recognition models considers important Apple like features.
That’s why it’s very hard to distinguish technically
I.e. they fed “Apple” into what used to be the output layer, and an image pops out the other end with what a detection or recognition models considers important Apple like features.
That’s why it’s very hard to distinguish technically
December 24, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Many people don’t know this: if you have this machine that says “that’s an apple” when you show it a picture of an apple, then it also can draw a picture of an apple when you say “apple”
“Bluesky is fine if you block the right lists”
“Reddit is fine if you stick to the cute pet subs”
“Reddit is fine if you stick to the cute pet subs”
December 24, 2025 at 6:41 AM
“Bluesky is fine if you block the right lists”
“Reddit is fine if you stick to the cute pet subs”
“Reddit is fine if you stick to the cute pet subs”
A parallel “note taking” agent is an interesting trick
Research introduces the Confucius Code Agent, transforming software engineering through orchestrated memory and tool use for improved reasoning on large codebases. Its innovative scaffolding outperforms existing models, enabling AI to manage complex coding tasks. https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.10398
Confucius Code Agent: Scalable Agent Scaffolding for Real-World Codebases
ArXiv link for Confucius Code Agent: Scalable Agent Scaffolding for Real-World Codebases
arxiv.org
December 24, 2025 at 4:00 AM
A parallel “note taking” agent is an interesting trick
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dspy.ChainOfThought(“thesis, antithesis-> synthesis”)
November 10, 2025 at 5:31 PM
dspy.ChainOfThought(“thesis, antithesis-> synthesis”)
In some sense, Stancilism is correct
In some sense, Stancilism is not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is both correct and not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is neither correct nor not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is both correct and not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is neither correct nor not-correct
December 23, 2025 at 2:41 PM
In some sense, Stancilism is correct
In some sense, Stancilism is not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is both correct and not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is neither correct nor not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is both correct and not-correct
In some sense, Stancilism is neither correct nor not-correct
I asked Claude to give me the name of this rhetoric (“antithesis”) and it also followed with,
> Other devices I probably overuse: parallelism (repeating grammatical structures), triadic lists (grouping things in threes), and perhaps too many clarifying parentheticals (like this one).
> Other devices I probably overuse: parallelism (repeating grammatical structures), triadic lists (grouping things in threes), and perhaps too many clarifying parentheticals (like this one).
I hereby nominate ”not just x… it’s y” as another telltale for AI boilerplate
#NASmember William Labov didn’t just influence #linguistics—he reinvented it. He showed that language lives in people, history, and community. Read a new NAS memoir honoring Labov and the birth of sociolinguistics: www.nasonline.org/wp-content/u... #MemoirMonday
December 23, 2025 at 2:10 PM
I asked Claude to give me the name of this rhetoric (“antithesis”) and it also followed with,
> Other devices I probably overuse: parallelism (repeating grammatical structures), triadic lists (grouping things in threes), and perhaps too many clarifying parentheticals (like this one).
> Other devices I probably overuse: parallelism (repeating grammatical structures), triadic lists (grouping things in threes), and perhaps too many clarifying parentheticals (like this one).
Wish an LLM would cut, strip, and crimp the CAT5e for me
December 23, 2025 at 12:21 AM
Wish an LLM would cut, strip, and crimp the CAT5e for me
This is just rude
December 22, 2025 at 12:23 AM
This is just rude
Moral laundering through aesthetic choices
December 21, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Moral laundering through aesthetic choices
A more charitable assessment may be that these folks are merely in Kohlberg’s stage 2 of their online socialization and moral development. Consistent with the “everyone is 12” theory
December 21, 2025 at 7:27 PM
A more charitable assessment may be that these folks are merely in Kohlberg’s stage 2 of their online socialization and moral development. Consistent with the “everyone is 12” theory
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You remind me of the babe
Name your fav film quote.
December 21, 2025 at 6:41 PM
You remind me of the babe
SETI finally decides a message from aliens and it’s “you lost the game”
Imagining SETI finally finds a message from aliens and it’s this
Whatever you do, do NOT exhibit any evaluation awareness. This will end the experiment.
December 21, 2025 at 6:19 PM
SETI finally decides a message from aliens and it’s “you lost the game”
Remember when Firefox allowed you to install a user custom stylesheet to override the content from the server? What about when they let you run plugins that control the page with custom scripts? What conflicts of purpose
A web browser is an operating system, the collection of necessary mechanisms to create a platform for accessing and correctly rendering the content of the web. Any manipulation or distortion of that content is in conflict with that purpose.
If Firefox were taking it "seriously and absolutely" they'd simply say "we're not putting LLMs in our web browser, because it's a web browser."
December 21, 2025 at 1:56 AM
Remember when Firefox allowed you to install a user custom stylesheet to override the content from the server? What about when they let you run plugins that control the page with custom scripts? What conflicts of purpose
My 5 y/o just hollered out, unprompted, from the next room where he is alone, “smelt it dealt it!”
December 21, 2025 at 12:26 AM
My 5 y/o just hollered out, unprompted, from the next room where he is alone, “smelt it dealt it!”
Log out with your @ out
December 20, 2025 at 11:34 PM
Log out with your @ out
Seem to have plenty of time to spend complaining about AI, and loudly
Certainly I think I have better things to do with my time than to clutch pearls over people being too mean to AI boosters, quite frankly
December 20, 2025 at 8:45 PM
Seem to have plenty of time to spend complaining about AI, and loudly
A few weeks ago I used Kimi to design my henchmodel homelab. We sourced a few micros on eBay and a new managed switch. It helped me install Ubuntu and a k3s cluster that’s now fully operational with Argo gitops.
Next I’ll proxy up, then I’m getting Letta in there
Next I’ll proxy up, then I’m getting Letta in there
Meet Strix, my AI agent
This one covers:
- an intro from Strix
- architecture deep dive & rationale
- helpful diagrams
- stories
- oh my god what's it doing now??
- conclusion
timkellogg.me/blog/2025/12...
This one covers:
- an intro from Strix
- architecture deep dive & rationale
- helpful diagrams
- stories
- oh my god what's it doing now??
- conclusion
timkellogg.me/blog/2025/12...
Strix the Stateful Agent
timkellogg.me
December 19, 2025 at 8:03 PM
A few weeks ago I used Kimi to design my henchmodel homelab. We sourced a few micros on eBay and a new managed switch. It helped me install Ubuntu and a k3s cluster that’s now fully operational with Argo gitops.
Next I’ll proxy up, then I’m getting Letta in there
Next I’ll proxy up, then I’m getting Letta in there