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Selfies are used during live ID verification. (All of this is supposed to be encrypted, and destroyed within certain regulatory bounds.)

There is no perfect security. It's always flawed in some way. Good security is extremely hard.

> because that's the definition of vibe coding. That's _your_ definition of vibe coding.

I'm in that camp -- I have the max-tier subscription to pretty much all the services, and for now Codex seems to win. Primarily because 1) long horizon development tasks are much m…

I've done this kind of thing many times with codex and sqlite, and it works very well. It's one prompt that looks something like this: - inspect and understand the downloaded data …

Expiries are a defence-in-depth that exist primarily for crypt hygiene, for example to protect from compromised keys. If the private key material is well protected, the risk is ver…

> Also MCP is very obviously dead, as any of us doing heavy agentic coding know. As someone that does heavy agentic coding (using basically all the tools), this is so far from the …

> TBH I would have just rendered a font glyph, or failing that, grabbed an image. If an LLM did that, people would be all up in arms about it cheating. :-) For all its flaws, we se…

> At some point you need to treat people as adults, which includes letting them make very bad decisions if they insist on doing so. The world does not consist of all rational actor…

Yes, agreed. In many cases, the determinism is a feature, particularly being able to store the seed for reproducibility.

> usual "true random number" bullshit What's bullshit about it? This is how TRNGs in security enclaves work. They collect entropy from the environment, and use that to continuously…

> it's a waste of time to steer them It's not a waste of time, it's a responsibility. All things need steering, even humans -- there's only so much precision that can be extrapolat…

I've used both gVisor and microvms for this (at very large scales), and there are various tradeoffs between the two. The huge gVisor drawback is that it __drastically_ slows down a…

It's waaay better than GLM 4.7 (which was the open model I was using earlier)! Kimi was able to quickly and smoothly finish some very complex tasks that GLM completely choked at.

It seems to work with OpenCode, but I can't tell exactly what's going on -- I was super impressed when OpenCode presented me with a UI to switch the view between different sub-agen…

That tends to work quite poorly because Claude Code does not use standard completions APIs. I tried it with Kimi, using litellm[proxy], and it failed in too many places.

I'm not running it locally (it's gigantic!) I'm using the API at https://platform.moonshot.ai

Running it via https://platform.moonshot.ai -- using OpenCode. They have super cheap monthly plans at kimi.com too, but I'm not using it because I already have codex and claude mon…

I've been using this model (as a coding agent) for the past few days, and it's the first time I've felt that an open source model really competes with the big labs. So far it's bee…

I wasn't trying to disprove your point -- just calling out that the scope of "economy" is broader than "monetization". > Why is fungibility necessary Probably not necessary right n…

"Economy" doesn't necessarily mean "monetization" -- there are lots of parallel and competing economies that exist, and that we actively engage in (reputation, energy, time, goodwi…

You're in luck -- /experimetal -> enable steering.

There's a world of a difference between "at the highest level" and your typical casino poker game. (GPs general point still stands.)

TBH, that's pretty much the stack I'd pick if I were building anything new by hand. If you look at the site, there's a lot going on and Next + React + Tailwind does not seem so cra…