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str4d

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Cryptography, privacy, zero knowledge, Rust, Zcash dev, gaming, hardware hackery, art appreciation. He/him. https://str4d.xyz https://abyssdomain.expert/@str4d age18f63qx4gk8x7p4lfuwwglqcan7snvp406q5vmk26g9fmpe9c799qqzzr3w

Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Marvel, Disney, or Ghibli.

The Italian Job Mini Cooper on StairsAlt: The Italian Job - Mini Cooper on Stairsstatic.klipy.com🏮Fernando Caire ~ Story Artist

Film you've watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Star Trek, Star Wars, LOTR, Marvel, Disney, or Ghibli.

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Finally

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luv 2 think I'll make a quick release of a project with a new feature, and instead end up having to cut multiple bugfix releases as I find things I missed several years ago 🫠

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My Raspberry Pi Tailscale exit node is not routing. I can't SSH in because I don't remember its password, and I don't remember which laptop I set it up from (for pubkey access). I can't change the password in the CLI because I can't find my micro HDMI adapter. Guess I'm reflashing it yet again! 🫠

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That was fun! I've played similar games before but not that allowed using letters multiple times; that took a bit for my brain to route through.

Hank Green

OK everybody...still working out some kinks but... A new daily game, with boards written and edited by John Green. hankgreen.com/smush

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The outcomes from this Rust rewrite that interest me: - Introduced 19 regressions, all now fixed. - Fixed 128 bugs that were present in the Zig version. - Cost $165,000 of API tokens, took 1 engineer 11 days. Not feasible for any open-source codebases, but *way* cheaper than 3 engineers for 1 year.

Steve Klabnik

the "claude ported bun to #rustlang" post is finally up bun.com/blog/bun-in-...

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oh noooooo

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That was exhausting just to watch!

030

I am not normally a football person, but games like this one are quite exceptional.

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What a race.

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Every time I think I'm getting a handle on the bounds of what an AI model can handle on its own, it makes a fuckup significant enough to force me to stop what it's doing and continue hand-holding it. And I have no idea whether or not this is due to the provider making their model dumber on the fly.

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Did anyone set up an image/video post labeller trained on Mango Mussolini's face (and his associated cabinet)? @aendra.com maybe you have leads (or know of XBlock derivatives)?

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Interesting artifact of the way @bsky.app does embeds: because they are stored in the post itself (via an app.bsky.embed.external record), they don't change when the article itself changes (e.g. this article has been retracted).

Leah Litman

SAM ALITO IS RETIRING: www.npr.org/2026/06/30/n...

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I was *certain* the images in the quoted post were GIFs of an old CRT recording until I tapped them. @bsky.app you got a stylesheet bug somewhere, your gallery is vibing a bit too hard.

Ed

cigarettes were bad

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The ancient contracts call us forth once more.

TashasEv

Ehh fuck it

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They're raising a white flag at the Kennedy center.

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It's 5:30am in the UK and I am still watching. This is my World Cup.

Marisa Kabas

i hope media executives are taking note of the tens of thousands of people who for several hours on a friday night have stayed glued to livestreams of scaffolding being built just so they could witness his name getting knocked off a building

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The privacy risks (very nicely outlined herein) are one of the core motivations for the personal assistant system I'm currently building for myself. That and I really want the hackability I get from a system I fully control (Per-task encrypted secrets? Seamless local models? Cyberdeck integration?)

Matthew Green

I wrote a new post about the privacy risks of on-phone agents like Apple’s new Siri, and how private inference isn’t any sort of silver bullet. blog.cryptographyengineering.com/2026/06/09/a...

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Fun quirk: the app.bsky.embed.images Lexicon allows at most 4 images, so this post uses a new app.bsky.embed.gallery Lexicon without that restriction. The old app doesn't know about the new Lexicon, so it doesn't show any images. Would be nice to instead see "update your app to view this content".

Bluesky

v1.123 is live! You can now attach up to 10 photos in posts. We listened to your feedback and redesigned the photo carousel. It only appears for posts with at least 5 photos. Swipe through to learn more.

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