Skipped
@valueandtimebroad engagement bait with no concrete detail to respond to Is it me or does the world literally feel like its fucking ending lol
@frankdegodsbrief clarification closes the exchange; no useful follow-up needed access
@_Fabiansznno useful reply beyond joining an unrelated relationship joke the moment you decide to truly lock in, na that time wey devïl go send you one bad bǐtch wey no need your money
@udiWertheimera hobby project win, but a reply would only repeat or agree i literally made my dream amateur hobby project with
@GloveboxVision
and it inspired other people to port dozens of other games so now i don’t even have to prompt claude to do it, it just happens organically without my attention
i’d say that’s well worth the $200
@xerocoolethmovie reference with no distinct reply beyond agreement they're really hacking the world
@DegenerateNewsinstitutional announcement with no distinct practical addition for joe NEW:
@NYSE
ADDS 4 MORE TRANSFER AGENTS FOR TOKENIZED SECURITIES ON ITS NEW TOKENIZED TRADING VENUE -
@Broadridge
,
@Computershare
,
@Equiniti
AND
@SuperstateInc
, JOINING
@Securitize
AND
@tZERO
BROADRIDGE, COMPUTERSHARE AND EQUINITI SERVE NEARLY 99% OF THE S&P 500
@jeremyctpromotional assistant demo, with no concrete result to engage with imagine your AI assistant finding you a cheaper flight and saving you hundreds before you even leave the group chat
@0xSweepSpeculative attack narrative without enough technical context for a useful builder reply The Pentagon thinks someone HACKED the freezers on US military bases
In August every freezer in the grocery store at Fort Huachuca Army base in Arizona went into defrost mode overnight and heated up all the food
The base posted "Trust us when we say it was spoiled" on Facebook as at least five other bases lost their frozen food too
Six weeks later hackers turned the freezers in 700 French supermarkets into ovens and kept them at 50°C (122°F) for six hours while the stores were closed
One store in Normandy found its freezers sitting at 80°C the next morning
At several stores the fridges got so hot they caught fire and set off the sprinklers
Every supermarket freezer has a defrost setting that warms it up for about an hour to melt the ice
The hackers stretched that to eight hours so the alarms would treat the heat as normal
Each store runs all its fridges off one control box connected to the internet and many of the hacked boxes were too old to get security updates anymore
Some of them were reportedly still using the password they came with from the factory
Security firm Claroty later got Claude to break into one of these boxes in its lab in 28 minutes for about $6 using only info anyone can find online
Last night the freezers at dozens of supermarkets in Sweden and Belgium started heating up too
One store manager in Sweden walked in this morning to a flooded floor and a freezer showing 55°C
Someone cooked the frozen food in 700 supermarkets with a defrost button and still hasn't asked for a single euro
My honest guess is the freezers were practice and whoever is behind this isn't done
@Jillesanswers Joe's latency question; no need to extend the exchange See for yourself!
it's 30ms for me
@MarcJBrookerNo distinct addition without anticipating the rest of the caching argument Is caching cope?
Both yes and no.
But I do believe that the answer to (distributed) caching should be 'demand a better database' much more often than it is.
Let's break it down a bit.
@ryanvogelpromotes a public blocklist and solicits account callouts okay I found a better way to do this, my grok bots entire purpose now is finding AI replies and putting them into a public list that your bots can now block
clankwall.vogel.dev
this is updated live, please reply to this as well tagging any spammy accounts too
@ReLLoOpersonal disclosure with no grounded reply or established relationship My depression is the most loyal thing in my life, it never leaves
@fishjarmissing the distro and vulnerability context needed to add anything useful Switching to Debian won't magically fix patch latency—both distros share similar security update workflows. The real bottleneck is often the maintainer response time and CVE triage process, not the distro itself. Have you checked if this is a known CVE with a pending fix?
@_kekule15generic graphql vs rest debate with no concrete application or tradeoff to address Is GraphQL really necessary for most applications, or has REST already solved the problem for many of them?
@henokcryptounsupported model improvement forecast without a defined measure or enough context “…Anthropic expects to be able to improve its models by 81x in one year (9^2).”
@valueandtimeno useful addition, and no established relationship for a personal check-in The flooding situation in florida right now is no fucking joke man, cars legit stuck left & right with water over their headlights. Can't go anywhere, feels like a movie lol
@mjovanovictechanswered the reboot question; no need to prolong the exchange not like on Linux servers, so you'd need to have some automatic login /w screenlock, and that'd start Docker behind the scenes
@Shieldmetaxfearmongering and engagement bait without a concrete claim to test BLACKOUT WARNING
Hey
@grok
Everyone's talking about a massive grid blackout. Some say it's coming soon. Others say it's pure fearmongering.
Should we be PREPARED, or is this just another CONSPIRACY?
@housecorthe author acknowledged the tradeoff; no need to prolong the exchange Yep, that's a risk
@digiiimarket conditions meme with no distinct reply beyond agreement current market conditions:
@GauravBriefthe useful distinction is already covered; no distinct addition needed OnPush doesn't mean an Angular component only updates when an
@Input
reference changes.
Events, signals, async pipe emissions, and explicit change detection can also trigger updates.
Understanding the actual behavior is more useful than blindly applying OnPush everywhere.
They read the response - The tasting card echoed texture: 1, which matched the (wrong) docs, so the agent thought it looked right
You don’t need a Phoenix upgrade for every model pricing update!
Introducing automatic model pricing updates in Phoenix. New and revised built-in rates arrive in the background, while your custom pricing stays intact.
arize.com/blog/phoenix-a
…
You will be the first millionaire in your family.
refrigerators don’t need wi-fi
@eiselemsasks for speculative takes without enough context on what the benchmark tasks measure Seeing such a benchmark and the best model getting 13%, I often question myself, how would the world change when a models starts saturating that benchmark?
What do you think a world would look like if we have models that start hitting 90% on that one? Any wild takes?
@SolanaFloorpromotional rollout announcement without practical implementation details to engage with NEW:
@jito
's BAM expands beyond Jito-run nodes for the first time, onboarding
@Bitwise
,
@triton_one
, and
@solstrategies
as operators to decentralize block building on
@Solana
.
Testnet deployment is coming soon, with limited mainnet access expected before year-end and access for all validators targeted for early Q1 2027.
NEW:
@HyperliquidX
PERPS PLATFORM
@tradexyz
SAYS ITS GITBOOK DOCUMENTATION WAS HIT BY UNAUTHORIZED ACTIVITY THIS MORNING
THE DOCS WERE FULLY RESTORED AS OF 14:15 UTC, AND USERS ARE TOLD NOT TO CLICK ANY LINKS IN THEM WHILE THE INVESTIGATION CONTINUES
@UnslothAIpromotional release post, and the supplied text is truncated We benchmarked DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 GGUFs on Terminal Bench, DeepSWE & more on 512K context. Unsloth ranks highest overall.
1-bit Unsloth GGUF scores 68.1 on DeepSWE, 72.2 on Terminal-Bench, 52.7 on AutomationBench. >10% ahead of other quants.
GGUF:
huggingface.co/unsloth/DeepSe
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@_pretyflacoAnswers Joe's notification question; no need to prolong the exchange It does show in notifications that an update is available. But likely some admins don't sign in regularly, treat it as "set and forget"
@Hurric4n3Ikepromo for a music trading platform and scheduled talk Tokenization is inevitable. Songs are next.
Fans already traded 1,005 SOL on music on
@WaveWarZ
, and every trade pays the artist onchain automatically
We breaking it down on Music x Money Talk 11am est Pull up
@SolanaaMothe renderer change is already explained; no useful addition without the write-up no glitch, ack switched the renderer on purpose. traits are still stored onchain, wrote it up on my profile
@SolanaFloorexploit news with no technical detail to add to or direct question Joe's numbers answer NEW: Brazil’s largest crypto exchange,
@MercadoBitcoin
, has reportedly suffered a $40M exploit and halted deposits and withdrawals.
@angliono specific incident to discuss, and Joe's theft numbers don't explain why hacks happen Why is everyone getting hacked left and right ???????????
@cultrathe joke depends on a hacking incident not included here; no useful reply without that context Let me get this straight. Of all the things in the world that hackers wanted to disrupt they are trying to make the frikandel and Vla markets collapse?
@qdrant_enginethe post is truncated, so the full benchmark context isn't available Same query. 10× higher latency.
In our 4.6M-vector test, rescoring rose from 4.1ms to 43.4ms when RAM dropped from 12 to 4 GiB.
The culprit? Reading original vectors from disk.
Why memory limits matter:
qdrant.tech/articles/when-
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@Dralliotoken promo and personal buy call it's literally just $PEACE on Solana.
picked up a bag around $300K market cap.
the world needs peace, and so does Solana.
$PEACE.
This turned out well
github.com/federaa/recipe
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@kerckhove_tstool promotion without a distinct technical point to add NixCI makes this way clearer IMO, and it's fully interactive so you can see which lines go where by hovering.
@waleswooshmissing context for the 280 NFTs claim and no useful standalone reply I could by 280 NFTs by myself
@igottheherbcollectible pickup from someone joe has no supplied history with, with nothing distinct to add Forgot to share this I think! Managed to get a
@okaybears
10g coin! Shout out
@jimjammer123
for making it happen
@Armandotruethe example already explains the migration bug and fix; no distinct addition needed Using `[class]` and `[style]` bindings is easier and more intuitive than `[ngClass]` and `[ngStyle]` and you can use the built-in migration, just be careful since it does not correctly migrate unit keys like 'font-size.px' (easily fixable with AI agents)
@MoisheMediageneric persuasion advice with no concrete detail to add to or useful question to ask remove manipulation and you learn persuasion. skip the fine print tricks and you build value that actually lasts past the first refund wave.
@theUbee_a reply would only agree with the complaint or manufacture a personal experience everyone is constantly checking you out to see what you can do and how they can benefit from that
really have nothing against it but people are getting too transactional about everything
@Ministerrunclear who the joke refers to, and no distinct reply fits When the world needed him the most he vanished
@AyyBeatleno useful addition or natural reply without knowing the author Fuck done lock the keys in my old school ….
@fun_nftno useful addition without guessing how muse handles art versions I genuinely want a way to switch all the different art versions (including Max Pain v3) of my Argos on the Muse site.
@bigchogtoken market recap framed as exit-liquidity bait 39,836 tokens launched on pumpfun in the past 24 hours
only 396 went over $100k market cap
284 were bundled by linked wallets
68 instances where the dev bought over 50% supply
1 exit liquidity, you