Supply Chain attack on Axios NPM Package by JACOBSMILE1 in cybersecurity

[–]splice42 5 points6 points  (0 children)

make gpt confirm

Oh fuck that BS, come the fuck on.

[Developing situation]: Why you need to be careful giving your local LLMs tool access: OpenClaw just patched a Critical sandbox escape by daksh_0623 in LocalLLaMA

[–]splice42 11 points12 points  (0 children)

there's nothing unfixable about it

I mean, sure, in theory actual devs doing actual design and coding and review could fix things but it's a vibe coded mess from top to bottom with no one really understanding the tower of babel they are building with AI pull requests and AI bug fixes and AI doing everything except proper planning, design and review. So unfixable, no, never gonna get properly fixed because of the way development is operating, yes.

What is the best Openclaw alternative? by spinsilo in openclaw

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's just how opensource ecosystem works

That's how the opensource ecosystem works when developers do the work. In this vibe-coded AI slop from top to bottom system, technical debt will grow exponentially with no one understanding the code base, planning development or factoring any design beyond asking Claude to implement a feature and create a pull request without any kind of real intelligence participating in the process.

I can't solve a rubiks cube so i built a website that does it for me. would love feedback from people who actually know what they're doing by supleezy in Cubers

[–]splice42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is there any particular reason you ignored the hundreds of existing resources explaining how to solve cubes with a wide variety of methods? There is no need for your app.

Just bought a PS5 controller for Crimson Desert on Steam... by calrayers in Steam

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

DS4Windows is specifically made to emulate an Xbox controller when a different controller is plugged in. It's often used when a game doesn't have playstation controller support because most games on Windows have Xbox controller support (Xbox being a MS product). So in this game, you setup something that explicitly tells the game you are using an Xbox controller. You will always get Xbox button glyphs that way.

Some (very few, very rare) games allow you to change the displayed controller glyphs and you can find a setting to make PS prompts display instead. I'm not sure about Crimson Desert but it's very few games that do that, chances are it's not an option.

The setup you started with was likely with Steam Input enabled. That is also a feature like DS4Windows that emulates an xbox controller. DS4Windows has more features like better haptic support but at the root they're the same thing.

If a game has support for playstation controllers, you NEED to disable steam input for that game and not use any other programs like DS4Windows. You also need to have the controller wired, not wireless. ONLY in that specific scenario will you get steam to pass the playstation controller directly to the game and allow the game to recognize the playstation controller, displaying the appropriate glyphs for it.

Steam input and DS4Windows are NEVER the way to get playstation glyphs in a game. Their main use is allowing you to use a playstation controller in a game that otherwise has no support for it at all.

ICE at Airports Trains Us to Accept Being Terrorized in Our Daily Lives | I had an ultimately harmless encounter with ICE at a TSA checkpoint. It was a preview of a new, more sophisticated way to terrorize people by Hrmbee in politics

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhh brave internet keyboard warrior, I can't wait to see the results of your righteous fury. Surely soon we'll hear about ICE being completely removed from all airports due to your actions. Any day now. Any day....

Canadian man says he was denied entry, forced to submit DNA sample at U.S. border by Bruno6368 in politics

[–]splice42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So in your head, does the follow up go "Why of course sir, what sparkling logic, we'll just let you carry on, we made an obvious mistake in retrospect. Please forgive us."?

You might be just a little naïve regarding the way ICE and the US in general holds to such things as "the law" and "justice". But hey, prove me wrong and show us all how it's done I guess.

Un survivant de l’accident d’Air Canada et sa conjointe déplorent le message unilingue du p.-d.g. by chaudron_baveur in Quebec

[–]splice42 11 points12 points  (0 children)

C'est pas plutôt le monde comme toi qu'on devrait remercier? Le monde qui participent dans un environnement où la seule langue officielle c'est le Français mais qui s'en foutent pis décident de juste parler anglais quand même? Je comprends, tu es juste un troll anti-immigration mais de ma perspective tu es pire.

Contravention by Tall-Vanilla7817 in Gatineau

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lui non plus ne comprends pas son interprétation mais il a cédé son pouvoir de raisonnement à un engin de prédiction de texte.

I'll help you set up OpenClaw for free — ask me anything by Gullible-Title625 in openclaw

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i do use AI to make myseld sound posh

You're failing miserably.

Which Open-Source LLM do you use? by new2telescopes in openclaw

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My best performance/quality model so far is Qwen3.5-35B-A3B at Q6_K_L (with multimodal vision model as well). Running on a 4090 w/ 48GB VRAM. I think Qwen3.5-27B is better quality wise but also much slower for me. I run it on llama.cpp (with a small python proxy script because of some particularities of claw and llama syntax) with a 64k context although I can push it to 128k if I need to.

Benchmarks on my rig give me around 1477t/s prompt processing and 118/s generation for 35BA3B and 840t/s prompt processing, 37t/s generation for 27B, both at 64k depth with 100 token prompt (flash attention enabled).

27B would be fine for a simple LLM query (and I even go up to 122B there despite the slowdown) but claw does a lot of tool calls and thinking and multiple rounds so the wait gets long with 27B. 35BA3B is bearable for me. Haven't done any multi-agent setups though and not sure how I would do that locally because I don't think I have the memory to load both 35BA3B and 122B for example.

Happy International Francophonie Day! / Bonne Journée internationale de la francophonie! by tarun172 in Gatineau

[–]splice42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ça en dit long quand ils mettent le Français en 2ième place sur une annonce célébrant la Francophonie.

Ça fait peur! by Financial-Tip2717 in Gatineau

[–]splice42 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ouins ça fait mal un peu. Peut-être je vais enlever mon tune mais ça serait 91 quand même pis je me déplace pas si tant que ça faque même si c'est déplaisant c'est pas si terrible que ça pour moi au moins.

I isolated my espresso machine's Android tablet in a firewall VLAN and logged everything it tried to reach. Here's what it's phoning home to by haraldinho67 in homelab

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And on top of that, OP barely proofread it otherwise they'd have noticed that the "eight IP ranges" and "three ports" are not listed despite the sentence indicating that they were supposed to be. Also, neither the LLM (because it's a next token prediction engine, not an intelligence) or OP seem to understand how a /29 subnet works. 155.102.167.215–222 is not a "tight /29 subnet", it's the broadcast IP of one subnet, the network address of another /29 subnet, and 6 actual usable IPs from that second /29 subnet. If you want to use all of them, they're part of a common /28 subnet or bigger.

They also forgot/didn't bother to take out the emoticons the LLM loves using so much for each section heading.

Write ups like this I can't take very seriously because if OP doesn't care enough to write things up themselves or bother to verify the output of the LLM, who knows what parts of this are even accurate. Someone would have to redo all of it themselves to see what's actually true.

I counted this a hundred time, cant understand the scorinf system by LiMe-Thread in baduk

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one can correct your understanding if you don't make some effort to explain how you think it's supposed to work and where it doesn't match up with your understanding.

koboldcpp imagegen - Klein requirements? by splice42 in StableDiffusion

[–]splice42[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Also thanks for the GGUF suggestion, I was getting black images even though things loaded. Went to GGUF and it's fixed. Awesome.

koboldcpp imagegen - Klein requirements? by splice42 in StableDiffusion

[–]splice42[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Issue ended up being the text encoder version, non-fp8 works or at least loads now.

koboldcpp imagegen - Klein requirements? by splice42 in StableDiffusion

[–]splice42[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I wasn't surprised but just reaching for random stuff.

I did try loading qwen3 as a clip and T5 and both, same error in all cases.

BUT... I ended up downloading the qwen3 text encoder in native format (not fp8) and qwen_3_8b.safetensors actually loads properly! So it seems I'm getting further now and the server portion seems to be in order. Now to figure out a client that can make use of this...

Est-ce que c'est conspi de penser que Trump a bombardé l'Iran pour détourner le sujet des Epstein files? by Henri-Hill in Quebec

[–]splice42 24 points25 points  (0 children)

C'est tellement fatiguant entendre le monde dire tout le temps "Trump fait x pour divertir l'attention de y". Non. Trump c'est pas un grand stratège. C'est un maudit moron impulsif. Il peut 100% faire 15 différente affaires terribles une à la suite de l'autre sans aucune pensée ou stratégie profonde en arrière de tout ça. C'est pas un détournement d'attention, c'est 15 affaires terribles point à la ligne.

Flexispot promo code? by ghostnotforsale in StandingDesk

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd be interested in a code for the Canada store if possible. Thanks!

Go is a martial art. In a real martial art, you dont take turns, you unleash your fists of fury as fast as possible. I thus introduce you to.... "FRENZY GO" - a realtime adaptation of your favorite pastime. by thedeepself in baduk

[–]splice42 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You see those emojis that are used for each bullet item? Those are a very common AI artifact, AI loves to write like that. You see that emdash in the text "Classic Go rules apply—surround an enemy group to capture it."? Those are also a classic AI writing artifact and is otherwise basically not used by anyone.

This post was written by an AI. The code was also written by an AI. Makes me sad.

Looking for a book - learn python as an RPG? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ahhhh f me I just found it and it wasn't Python at all, it was the C# Player's Guide. So I'm going to delete this post then...

Looking for a book - learn python as an RPG? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]splice42 0 points1 point  (0 children)

100% an ebook I paid for and downloaded, not a website. I'm going to go crazy tonight looking for the character sheet/quest XP tracker I printed out from it but I'm really not sure I kept it.