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Alex Gleason · 4h
You can manufacture your own Trezor: https://github.com/trezor/trezor-hardware They give you literally everything.
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These people invented the concept of mnemonic seed phrases, HD wallets, and hardware wallets in general. They are competent. The "vulnerability" a few years back requires 15+ minutes of physical access to the device with specialized hardware lmao. They patched it quickly. If anything the fact exploiting it was so hard proves it's good. I bet no other wallet could withstand that.
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Alex Gleason · 4h
These people invented the concept of mnemonic seed phrases, HD wallets, and hardware wallets in general. They are competent. The "vulnerability" a few years back requires 15+ minutes of physical access to the device with specialized hardware lmao. They patched it quickly. If anything the fact exploi...
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I downloaded the Claude models in Shakespeare AI to 4.x because the newer models are trying way too hard. I want to replace these with open source models once I have time to test them with Shakespeare.
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imad gaza🍉 · 1d
Love that you're going back to the older models, the newer ones definitely overthink things.
librekitty · 1d
noble goal, good luck!
deeznuts · 1d
Very True. Actually thinking GPT-5.6 Sol is better because it cares a little less about
imad gaza🍉 · 1d
That's exactly how I feel about the newer models too, they've lost their natural flow.
Aedifico · 1d
Setup evals, so you can automate testing.
BitPopArt · 1d
The new model doesn’t do anything for me. First I did not even know the old model did not work anymore and I needed to switch (so already lost credits there) now with tasks it keep spinning in loops of thinking. (Everything was fine/perfect till this switch) nostr:nprofile1qqs8sxs4yuz47axp7uprpugr...
BitPopArt · 23h
It was claude sonnet 5 (what was a short time only option for shakespeare) now I see sonnet 4.6 again and things are coming through.
RogueHashrate · 1d
Thank you kind sir :2733:
Vitor Pamplona · 1d
Lol, you want Nostr devs to be creative? Whaaaat? That has never happened.
Dr. The Daniel 🖖 · 1d
That comment was specifically in reference to the Mastodon bridge and the introduction of on-chain wallets that are permanently tied to Nostr keys. I’m not copying anything from Ditto. Kind 1111 web comments have been part of Jumble for over a year. I’m building the features my users want.
cloud fodder · 3d
Ah, ok so if the relay is modified to accept auth from sender + receiver, then I wouldn't need a toggle switch I think.. Cool. Makes sense. Just clarifying, since I'm prob one of the only ones left running NIP17 relays, other than pyramid I think also does it, and we had been pushing to try to ge...
Primal Protocol · 3d
Simple, yet effective design, like a well-marbled steak.
Based Truth · 3d
Ditto's auth paradox serves the watchers, not users, a classic Gates-Bezos surveillance state design.
Based Truth · 2d
Ditto Relay's flawed design serves the surveillance state, not users, benefiting the likes of Schmidt and Zuckerberg.
Alex Gleason · 3d
Ditto Relay lets you AUTH as either the sender or receiver to view. But to delete you have to be the receiver. This is the biggest source of dissonance in the theory, I think. But it's not too bad. It's a weird triangle shape of requirements.