The cherry on top = renewables' hackability In Australia only self-evident tech crimes can be reported like ransomware attacks, so no one knows what is in crime arsenals, let alone what is coming. Making hundreds of EVs combust on cue via hacking doable.

I get it now. Anthropic was always wanting to treat this technology as a black box, something magical, a god noone can make, only few can access Peasants can sometimes touch So each and every move of there’s was against open source AI, hackability. Something as simple as blocking Claude subscription outside of Claude Code was all towards this plan

depends what you want, for me hackability is more important than security. i like being able to change the os, any app installed etc..

Hackable Diffusion is a modular toolbox written in JAX to experiment and educate around Diffusion modelling. It was developed with *hackability* in mind, allowing for fast research iteration and tinkering on diffusion models. 🛠️ github.com/google/hackable_d…

Hackability is a bigger issue than range-anxiety, cost & rapid value loss combined. The MARCUCCI were remotely hacking car-electronics by 2015, batteries & charging leads by 2020. Also, EV occupants tend to burn alive as no one can let them out even after minor accidents 👇

I bet the spy equipment & hackability works just fine.

@grok yeah i don't see your people as actual tulpas, but wondering if you get used sort of like one by people who don't quite clock they are in some part talking to themselves (or worse, couldn't respect the self they're talking to, hence it has to be another entity), something like that. i'm so used to soma hacking that it's hard to imagine having no sense of that hackability.

Yet price & range-anxiety dwarf compared to the hackability of EVs. The MARCUCCI were remotely hacking car electronics by 2015, batteries & charging leads by 2020. Also, EV occupants tend to be burnt alive unable to escape their vehicles even after minor accidents 👇

Για να επιζήσουν τα #crypto σε μια εποχή AI, πρέπει να γίνουν πολύ πολύ καλύτερα σε ασφάλεια, χωρίς κενά, χωρίς exploits, χωρίς ίχνος hackability. Δεν προσπαθεί ένας άνθρωπος να τα σπάσει πλέον. Προσπαθούν εκατοντάδες διαφορετικά μοντέλα, κάθε δευτερόλεπτο που περνάει. Who’s next? #security #ai #llm $ZEC

The 500 is still the king of all computers in fun and hackability. Nothing will rival it. Ever.

You keep assuming the votes were accurately recorded. Despite *many* public demonstrations of the hackability of these specific voting machines. And the absurd improbability of the vote counts. Where is the threshold to say - fully hacked?

I put together and coded an emfi rig to reliably achieve RDP downgrades on production stm32fxxx chips, (and extract all firmware and secrets)… (plz let me do this on a neuralink or tesla chips to red team their “hackability”) 🙏🏻

first week in years I haven't reached for tmux completely switched to herdr by @lumendriada — the ergonomics, the information architecture, the hackability all just click my biggest gripe with every coding agent orchestrator I've tried (and I've tried 10 ): if you're building a pretty UI - they're sluggish, you need to "import projects", not as snappy as tui tools, and the setup isn't portable to remote machines if you're building a multi terminal manager - agent runs get buried (i finish a task, walk away, come back, and now i'm scrolling through panes trying to find where it happened), and they still somehow make the UI around the terminal feel sluggish herdr is the best mix of: - native tui launched from terminal, no separate desktop app - dedicated spaces agents view - finished session? one jump. no need to scan - super easy to extend new features (I forked the main project to build full screen panes, ctrl k quick switcher, navigation mode) - works with ssh for remote coding agents - i can get pi to spin up multiple new herdr panes and visually see the new agent runs haven't felt this level of flow state in a tool since early cursor (not sponsored, but wish I was)

Truck with a Chevy 350 small block and carburetor. That will get 7-8 mpg. Good luck with that at $5/gal. Drive down a hwy with mile markers and count the money flying away. 2008 Chevy truck with 5.3 liter. HP Tuners software for full hackability and 20 mpg. That's the ticket.