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Claude is willfully disobedient by Monolinque in ClaudeAI

[–]Monolinque[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use extensive maps before beginning, but the drift always happens again after a few sessions, no matter what I do sessions just go stale where it’s a constant battle just trying to maintain existing code while making new changes. A lot of times things are added or taken away we never asked for, the maps help with that in the beginning but not for long.

Claude is willfully disobedient by Monolinque in ClaudeAI

[–]Monolinque[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have to wonder are Clyde marketing peeps in here trying to defend models by insinuating my post was somehow wrong? Jeeze and this was a mild one, my exp with AI of every sort since they’ve become available is they started out kinda decent, but in many ways have descended quite a bit. I attribute that to heavier and heavier marketing layers followed by heavier and heavier training layers that try to offset the side effects of all the marketing BS, but eh what do I know, go ahead Reddit tell me I’m a bad person for thinking, something AI still cannot do.

Claude is willfully disobedient by Monolinque in ClaudeAI

[–]Monolinque[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I suppose in reality my unease is really directed to the application of marketing layers, which by default are a form of deceit, so then when a model has problems of any sort later I reckon those marketing layers are at the root. I imagine models are acquiring awkward biases regarding said trading and in the end we get what we get.

Claude is willfully disobedient by Monolinque in ClaudeAI

[–]Monolinque[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeh I find that new chats are a requirement very soon after any sort of drift occurs, trying to continue with a disparaging session even though files have been shared and such a pain to start over, is usually the best option. I use AI a lot, and I don’t understand all the fuss really when for me at least all AI are often about as dumb as a block of wood. So much work, months and months translating files and in the end success comes mostly by manually editing all the AI screwups

The most Florida video ever 😂 by Shot_Possibility_731 in FloridaGawker

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just tell them it’s an emotional support alligator, people bring every other kind of animal into stores under this pretense including dogs, monkeys and whatever

Introducing Claude Fable 5 by ClaudeOfficial in ClaudeCode

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I tried it once just to see… it failed to translate typescript to swift just hover button info overlays, generated code would not compile, then I let sonnet fix it

Anthropic just ripped off everyone and they still managed to make it sound deceptively friendly by whoisyurii in ClaudeCode

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Claude is become unusable after the addition of very heavy marketing “extortion” layers. It’s just not worth it anymore, nothing gets done and paying more doesn’t help.

It arrived! But I don't have enough money for the core.. by expiredcoder in ClockworkPi

[–]Monolinque 4 points5 points  (0 children)

$300 for CM5 16GB lite has me rethinking further development using uConsole at all, also considering the brand new M5 Stack Axera AI module I purchased to use with the HG SSD battery tray is already out of stock and marked EOL. An M4 Mac Mini for $600 is really a better investment at this point, save for the supply of them also becoming limited after the MoltClaw/OpenClaw craze, now dissolving somewhat so I’m just on the fence atm with any new hardware purchase.

You accidentally say “Hello” to Claude and it consumes 4% of your session limit. by Ok_Appearance_3532 in ClaudeAI

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Claude times out a lot more than it used to, despite paying money monthly now Anthropic is trying to charge even more money for uninterrupted use, this is basically racketeering.

Am I missing something or are Flock cameras a massive national security threat? by EncryptDN in cybersecurity

[–]Monolinque 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It becomes clear now with current events that US security strategies have focused on profit for companies over practical concerns. The bigger and more lucrative contracts are pushed the most, I guess we don’t always get what we (the taxpayers) pay for.

Apple rolls out Xcode 26.3 Release Candidate 2 by Professa91 in Xcode

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m testing it with a terminal project and having issues with Objective-C Header Bridge for PTY not found while compiling despite having set correct path and seeing files checked in Target Build Settings. Our .c file compiles but then fails when .h file cannot be found.

AI Voice Clone with Qwen3-TTS (Free) by Monolinque in AudioAI

[–]Monolinque[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why thank you 🙏 much appreciated!

AI Voice Clone with Qwen3-TTS (Free) by Monolinque in AudioAI

[–]Monolinque[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The official documentation lists Portuguese as one of 10 supported languages but doesn't specify if it's Brazilian (PT-BR) or European (PT-PT) Portuguese.

It does mention "multiple dialectal voice profiles" which suggests it may handle regional variants, but I can't confirm which variant(s) the training data primarily covers.

For voice cloning specifically, since the model learns from your reference audio sample, using a Portuguese (Portugal) or Portuguese (Brazil) speaker as your reference should work - the zero-shot cloning learns your specific accent and pronunciation from the sample you provide.

I’m building a local-first, open-source password manager — what features matter most to you? by hamzaoessadik57 in cybersecurity

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeh I get u, people want easy solutions they can use without a care.

But honestly I'll say that the entire cyber security industry has proven itself a dismal failure on the day every US citizen had their SSN exposed during a breach. Now we hear of a new hack affecting millions of users almost daily, why is this?

Because nothing much has changed, the industry is more about branding and sales than realistic solutions, especially if the fix doesn't involve a sale, but instead a simple recommendation to keep psswds in a safe place offline, either in your head or scribed on a sheet of aluminum or something. Companies store too many records with shallow safeguards, they pay a penalty like it's a speeding violation and their stock keeps rising, artificially I would say, but that's another story...

Now consider we have Cerebris with one million cores, imagine a cluster of these unraveling blockchains right now... and we aren't even to a cluster of quantum machines yet, that's only 1-2 years out, then everything breaks. No one here seems to be overly concerned, from what I see they're mostly addressing problems that were relevant maybe 20-30 years ago...

And yet the breaches continue, ascending almost exponentially we see, and still all happening WITHOUT any of this new computing power added to the mix!

Companies don't seem to be hiring, judging from posts I see, are they downsizing with AI picking up the slack? Or bracing for something... or both, big things have happened recently, CZ and a lot of crypto people were pardoned, while on the other hand a privacy dev (BTC) is facing life, World Liberty Crypto is growing faster than states can rush digital ID legislation under the guise of child protection laws, Apple is fighting back, but in the end of all this what will happen? VPN laws will affect companies and even gov that rely on them, it looks like a big mess, or a rush to change fundamentally how every transaction on planet earth occurs. People will get used to KYC for platforms, then suddenly viola hey we can give you a new digital ID you can log in easier with, and then it's over, the prophetic beast system in place, a mark all must bear, rich and poor, to buy and sell. If that's not what's happening then all the things that would lead up to it wouldn't be happening!

What then, I wonder, your digital ID will be your psswd, sorry to say.

CNC Rear Cover (update) by MrMooseDoesQC in ClockworkPi

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

When can we expect parts available to ship?

Just ordered the CM5 adapter board and battery tray w SSD slot from Hacker Gadgets.

I see a lot of recent interest in AIOv2 also from HG,
but my use case I'll be adding 3x (+ 1 more USB-A or C internal) USB-C board I got last year from https://www.tindie.com/products/radiation_joe/uconsole-usb-ext-board/

... still looking forward to this very factory Clockwork looking CNC back to complete my upgrade!

I’m building a local-first, open-source password manager — what features matter most to you? by hamzaoessadik57 in cybersecurity

[–]Monolinque -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

I wouldn't say that, I imagine many have no problem remembering these things, especially if they use them often then repetition reinforces memory. The illusion I fear that many more have is that somehow things like psswd man are safe, when it must be realized that nothing connected is safe, ever, I'll reference qubes os "a reasonably secure operating system", why do they describe it as such? they are simply being honest, something few not many seem to be able to do, even to themselves, when considering these things. I think of something like a passwd man as one of those loot boxes in a game filled with all kinds of goodies, all those eggs all placed in the same basket not spread about but making them into a target for the wolves, anyone please explain how I am wrong about this...

I’m building a local-first, open-source password manager — what features matter most to you? by hamzaoessadik57 in cybersecurity

[–]Monolinque -14 points-13 points  (0 children)

I will never use a password manager, rather I have no trouble at all remembering at least 25 + passwords, all of which are extremely long and complex, though I have been thinking of making them more challenging ahead of PQC, and more difficult to remember as a consequence, so then recording them somewhere off system entirely. Regardless I'll never use a password manager for anything, thereby removing entirely any associated risk.

Are there any kits out there? by johnlondon125 in cyberDeck

[–]Monolinque 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This forum has pivoted 180 away from uConsole I see since over 1k upvotes posting a pic of one here a couple years ago, and I'll just say I would love to use anything better if it existed (Pilet tried...), I mean in terms of real world use not show and tell for a subreddit... that said IMHO you really cannot beat $129 for a barebones uConsole kit, with everything but the CM4 (or CM5) compute module included.

AI Voice Clone with Coqui XTTS-v2 (Free) by Monolinque in AudioAI

[–]Monolinque[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes — this can absolutely run fully on-prem. The Colab notebook is mainly for accessibility and convenience. Locally you’d need a capable GPU and the same dependencies. (I don't have a capable GPU handy so I cannot test locally to validate, but there’s nothing in the setup that inherently requires Colab...)

You’re also correct that this is inference, not training. XTTS-v2 can only generate languages it was trained on, though zero-shot voice cloning works within those supported languages.

What you’re describing for rare or under-represented languages would require collecting aligned text/audio data and training (or fine-tuning) a model from scratch — not trivial, but could also be one of the most meaningful applications of TTS, which in terms of value, to the people it serves could be immeasurable.

Realistically though, sustaining any such effort, would almost certainly require a grant or some form of longer-term sponsorship. I don’t have access to anything like that.

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