joocifer
@joocifer.bsky.social
Systems programmer specializing in cybersecurity and rabbit holes
Mass in our manifold falls toward its local center of gravity and, at the same time, toward the single point outside of our manifold where the Big Bang originated.
- Lucifer’s Topology
Mass in our manifold falls toward its local center of gravity and, at the same time, toward the single point outside of our manifold where the Big Bang originated.
- Lucifer’s Topology
don't run this if you have a problem with rabbit holes
November 16, 2025 at 9:18 PM
don't run this if you have a problem with rabbit holes
November 16, 2025 at 9:13 PM
November 15, 2025 at 10:46 PM
Count me in!
(Funnest thing I’ve bought in a while. Put it at S2 or 3 and you still get a workout but the hills don’t kill you. Put it in S5 and it’s a practically a motorcycle)
(Funnest thing I’ve bought in a while. Put it at S2 or 3 and you still get a workout but the hills don’t kill you. Put it in S5 and it’s a practically a motorcycle)
November 13, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Count me in!
(Funnest thing I’ve bought in a while. Put it at S2 or 3 and you still get a workout but the hills don’t kill you. Put it in S5 and it’s a practically a motorcycle)
(Funnest thing I’ve bought in a while. Put it at S2 or 3 and you still get a workout but the hills don’t kill you. Put it in S5 and it’s a practically a motorcycle)
Did a little experiment - same prompt to create a small useful tool using GLM 4.6 and Sonnet 4.5 to see cost breakdown.
First is the token usage and cost from asking GLM 4.6.
Second's the accrued usage and cost after asking Sonnet 4.5 to do the same task, so 13c for GLM, 20c for sonnet.
I've >
First is the token usage and cost from asking GLM 4.6.
Second's the accrued usage and cost after asking Sonnet 4.5 to do the same task, so 13c for GLM, 20c for sonnet.
I've >
November 9, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Did a little experiment - same prompt to create a small useful tool using GLM 4.6 and Sonnet 4.5 to see cost breakdown.
First is the token usage and cost from asking GLM 4.6.
Second's the accrued usage and cost after asking Sonnet 4.5 to do the same task, so 13c for GLM, 20c for sonnet.
I've >
First is the token usage and cost from asking GLM 4.6.
Second's the accrued usage and cost after asking Sonnet 4.5 to do the same task, so 13c for GLM, 20c for sonnet.
I've >
For example, let’s casually throw out that the the social contract may need to change.
Minor technological step advances don’t require worrying about UBI in a public article.
Minor technological step advances don’t require worrying about UBI in a public article.
November 9, 2025 at 4:31 AM
For example, let’s casually throw out that the the social contract may need to change.
Minor technological step advances don’t require worrying about UBI in a public article.
Minor technological step advances don’t require worrying about UBI in a public article.
November 9, 2025 at 4:21 AM
I think it's doing tha now even without being told to make a nice commit message, it's making an almost perfect very succinct summary by default if allowed to do it. I wonder how many tokens that adds in though.
November 5, 2025 at 2:18 PM
I think it's doing tha now even without being told to make a nice commit message, it's making an almost perfect very succinct summary by default if allowed to do it. I wonder how many tokens that adds in though.
November 4, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Frodo was Gandalf’s chicken.
November 1, 2025 at 2:22 AM
Frodo was Gandalf’s chicken.
The meat of the survey. I kinda wish 11/2026 could get here sooner.
October 30, 2025 at 3:47 PM
The meat of the survey. I kinda wish 11/2026 could get here sooner.
Summary for Scandinavia & UK.
In the US there are more political influences (right wing fucks,) in Europe it's coming out of the medical community and has the benefit of peer review.
In the US there are more political influences (right wing fucks,) in Europe it's coming out of the medical community and has the benefit of peer review.
October 30, 2025 at 3:19 PM
Summary for Scandinavia & UK.
In the US there are more political influences (right wing fucks,) in Europe it's coming out of the medical community and has the benefit of peer review.
In the US there are more political influences (right wing fucks,) in Europe it's coming out of the medical community and has the benefit of peer review.
October 30, 2025 at 2:58 PM
It is EXACTLY the same underlying reason.
The same reason it's not allowed to marry an adult maps directly to the reason we don't want to take a 12 year old's opinion on if they should surgically transition, because they are not cognitively formed yet.
Thus this pause:
The same reason it's not allowed to marry an adult maps directly to the reason we don't want to take a 12 year old's opinion on if they should surgically transition, because they are not cognitively formed yet.
Thus this pause:
October 30, 2025 at 2:21 PM
It is EXACTLY the same underlying reason.
The same reason it's not allowed to marry an adult maps directly to the reason we don't want to take a 12 year old's opinion on if they should surgically transition, because they are not cognitively formed yet.
Thus this pause:
The same reason it's not allowed to marry an adult maps directly to the reason we don't want to take a 12 year old's opinion on if they should surgically transition, because they are not cognitively formed yet.
Thus this pause:
.. this is the first time I've ever tried having these things explain stuff :), kudos to OP for confusing me number one, number two thanks to OP for pointing this out & teaching me what to look for:
October 29, 2025 at 6:57 PM
.. this is the first time I've ever tried having these things explain stuff :), kudos to OP for confusing me number one, number two thanks to OP for pointing this out & teaching me what to look for:
I'll admit, from your text and this chart I couldn't decipher your full meaning, I'm nothing like an economist ;) I gleaned it had to do with 'overvalued stocks'
Here's some help for anyone like me:
Here's some help for anyone like me:
October 29, 2025 at 6:48 PM
I'll admit, from your text and this chart I couldn't decipher your full meaning, I'm nothing like an economist ;) I gleaned it had to do with 'overvalued stocks'
Here's some help for anyone like me:
Here's some help for anyone like me:
Suggests for existing codebases I should be sticking with sonnet 4.5 to dig in, understand and come up with the plan for multiple agents and then optionally having glm 4.6 agents carry out the plan
October 22, 2025 at 10:06 PM
Suggests for existing codebases I should be sticking with sonnet 4.5 to dig in, understand and come up with the plan for multiple agents and then optionally having glm 4.6 agents carry out the plan
I mean this shows you how lightly I've been really using it ;), this is one small project, several helpful scripts, some log analysis, and just experiments.
October 22, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I mean this shows you how lightly I've been really using it ;), this is one small project, several helpful scripts, some log analysis, and just experiments.
Suggestion for anyone using claude code - consider changing the backend LLM to GLM 4.6 to save money. Close to as good as Sonnet 4.5, 1/3 the cost?
wsl_linux > alias | grep claude
alias cc='claude'
alias ccf='claude-glm-fast'
alias ccg='claude-glm'
alias ccg45='claude-glm-4.5'
wsl_linux > alias | grep claude
alias cc='claude'
alias ccf='claude-glm-fast'
alias ccg='claude-glm'
alias ccg45='claude-glm-4.5'
October 22, 2025 at 1:46 PM
Suggestion for anyone using claude code - consider changing the backend LLM to GLM 4.6 to save money. Close to as good as Sonnet 4.5, 1/3 the cost?
wsl_linux > alias | grep claude
alias cc='claude'
alias ccf='claude-glm-fast'
alias ccg='claude-glm'
alias ccg45='claude-glm-4.5'
wsl_linux > alias | grep claude
alias cc='claude'
alias ccf='claude-glm-fast'
alias ccg='claude-glm'
alias ccg45='claude-glm-4.5'
You did a lot of research on this and you may be right, there does seem to be un-accounted for spend at Google cloud and elsewhere. If so it's likely going to > $3B burn in '25.
I've been assuming they and the others see a real market to cover this.
btw here's your target's response ;)
I've been assuming they and the others see a real market to cover this.
btw here's your target's response ;)
October 20, 2025 at 11:26 PM
You did a lot of research on this and you may be right, there does seem to be un-accounted for spend at Google cloud and elsewhere. If so it's likely going to > $3B burn in '25.
I've been assuming they and the others see a real market to cover this.
btw here's your target's response ;)
I've been assuming they and the others see a real market to cover this.
btw here's your target's response ;)