Reposted by sethAdam Rogers @jetjocko.bsky.social · 22hIn France they call it "a Royale with Intelligence" 0155
Reposted by sethRoger @partlyhuman.com · 22hDoxxing as a Service: "In one case, Muse unmasked a person whose name had been kept out of news reports for fear of retaliation and harassment. In another, it tied several pseudonymous accounts to the same person. It also matched a private Instagram account to a real person..." 09453
seth @seth.computer · 12/09/2026When switching from IC to management, the most common challenge is "it's hard know if I'm having an impact" when your impact happens by proxy. This is widely understood. Tech falling into the same oblivious thinking of "well they aren't committing code so they must be useless" is pretty silly. 020
Reposted by sethPaul Ford @ftrain.com · 12/09/2026I just want one killer app before we get a killer robot. 915321
Reposted by sethPMC Vanguardist @tylerboschert.bsky.social · 09/09/2026the most heated conversation I think I've ever had with my mother was about whether Wikipedia was good in like 2004 nobody under 30 believes this but there was a time when using Wikipedia, for anything, at all, ever, marked you out as an Irresponsible Young Person 1834428
seth @seth.computer · 31/08/2026Having trouble @tangled.org? Failing to get the site to load currently. Also can't push/pull. 000
seth @seth.computer · 23/08/2026notes.seth.computerSelling the open decentralized webAaron Powell wrote that while decentralization is insurance, that’s not enough to sell the majority on paying the cost it takes to switch away from the major platforms. I agree! I think we can do better. 000
seth @seth.computer · 21/08/2026You know the economy is bad when fast food places start investing in their value menus again. 000
Reposted by sethdaniel holmgren 🫠 @dholms.at · 20/08/2026so excited to get this in folks' hands and to see what people build with it! it’s been a lot of work getting here & i'm proud of where it's at check it out, bang on it, break it, see where it doesn't work. let's make sure this is something we're all excited about & can take pride in building onatproto.comThe Atproto Spaces Alpha is LiveAtproto Spaces, formerly known as “the permissioned data protocol,” is a new extension to atproto that enables non-public data. The alpha is now officially open. Here’s how to develop with it and what to expect as we work towards the full release. 20515128
Reposted by sethdame @dame.is · 18/08/2026open models have now surpassed closed models on vercel’s ai gateway the future is open 0604
seth @seth.computer · 18/08/2026No but this might get you half way there at leasttouch-grass-detzel.deploymill.appTouch Grass — a real patch of grass for your deskReconnect with nature without leaving your desk. A living patch of grass, tiny scissors, walnut tray. Touch grass anytime. 220
seth @seth.computer · 17/08/2026Brought a new friend home this weekend! This is Milo. He’s very sweet. 030
seth @seth.computer · 16/08/2026I like the sentiment in this post, despite disagreeing with Andrew’s fairly stark anti-AI stances. In fact, I see AI as a major tool we can use to _enable_ the individual empowerment being called for here. Either way, I agree, never give up hope!andrewkelley.meDon't Take the Black Pill (Text Adaptation) - Andrew Kelley 020
seth @seth.computer · 16/08/2026An ad tracking transparency tool requiring a login to use is a weird kind of irony. Love the intent. The execution, not so much.decryptads.comDecryptAds — From Hidden Flows to Public InsightDecryptAds maps programmatic ad-tech supply chains from public files — ads.txt, sellers.json, and related signals — so you can trace hidden flows and surface invalid supply. 000
seth @seth.computer · 16/08/2026Would have ordered exactly the same, sub the Gin Collins to drink. Excellent taste 🤌 010
seth @seth.computer · 16/08/2026Admittedly, $350 was a steal at the time. But still. Apparently $750 is the sale price now. 😑 000
seth @seth.computer · 16/08/2026The same 24TB drive I picked up for $350 in December is now $750. This is madness. 100
Reposted by sethPhillip Maciak @pjmaciak.bsky.social · 15/08/2026Fifteen years ago, in the classroom, wikipedia was annoying because it was hard to describe to kids who relied on it why it wasn't a good source to cite in a paper. Now, it's the final remaining example of citational responsibility any of them have ever seen. 293132740
seth @seth.computer · 12/08/2026What and how to address a given need in the software (or whether it’s a real need at all) has to be decided somewhere. Some class of software will always need this. Personal bespoke software that doesn’t need as much gatekeeping? Definitely. 120
seth @seth.computer · 12/08/2026Words/phrases I've used in the past that AI has ruined for me: - real - honest - pressure test - push back I hesitate any time I find myself using these now. Cool. 000
Reposted by sethBradley P. Moss @bradmossesq.bsky.social · 11/08/2026Get yourself a dashcam, folks. ICE cannot be trusted. 371098329
seth @seth.computer · 11/08/2026These are all fair points, but personally I’m more concerned (and convinced) with open weight models winning over strictly local models. At least then we’ll have infrastructure provider competition and choice. Seems we’re not too far off from that now really.seangoedecke.comNo, local models will not win 000
Reposted by sethGordon @gordon.bsky.social · 07/08/2026little computers you can flash with your own firmware buildinpublic.com/gadgetsbuildinpublic.comGadgets · Build in PublicLittle computers you can flash with your own firmware — see what the #buildinpublic community is hacking on. 46710
seth @seth.computer · 07/08/2026Seriously though, this vision is very exciting. The internet we need. Shared monetization enabled without completely dictating the terms between parties (like crypto tried to do). Those should be agreements between parties and the infrastructure should merely facilitate those terms. 000
seth @seth.computer · 07/08/2026Monetary success of the atmosphere rests on permissioned data. I’m ready for it. 100
seth @seth.computer · 06/08/2026I’ve got a nice magnetic light for the x4 though, works pretty well. 110
seth @seth.computer · 06/08/2026Really struggling resisting the urge to get the x4 pro myself. This post is not helping 🫠 120
Reposted by sethaustin (e/accordion 🪗) @thebadcode.com · 05/08/2026KFC announces their frontier-class model briefly escaped its sandbox and attempted to exfiltrate the 27 herbs and spices 142261351
seth @seth.computer · 05/08/2026The worst part is if you stop paying for your group subscription they offer to let _anyone in the group_ take it over. Had to be very sure to fully delete the group to prevent that from happening. 010
seth @seth.computer · 05/08/2026Meetup went downhill so hard. Jumped ship with @devict.org this year finally. 141
seth @seth.computer · 04/08/2026One thing I do appreciate about Sol is how direct and concise it is. Almost always gives me a better signal/noise ratio than Claude. 010
Reposted by sethSocket @socket.dev · 04/08/2026🚨 Update: Watching this npm worm propagate in real time, we’re now tracking 2,234 affected package artifacts across 444 unique packages, and it’s still spreading. Average detection time: 5 min and 18 seconds after publication. Our campaign page includes all affected packages/versions. 21915
seth @seth.computer · 02/08/2026I get real tired of writing the same boilerplate or glue code over and over. Mapping out the problem domain in types and modules? Love it. Happy to let an LLM fill in the blanks when that structure is done though. Seeing if a rough idea I may throw away is even feasible? LLMs all day. 021
seth @seth.computer · 02/08/2026I think the larger problem is whether or not someone is paying attention to the code written by an LLM. There are more and less effective ways of using an LLM to produce code, and they change substantially based on what’s being worked on. Lots of nuance. 120
seth @seth.computer · 02/08/2026It’s stopped for me as of this morning. One I got last night was relevant to my local dev community so I’m seeing if I can track the person down and confirm if it’s a verbatim prompt or not. 100