Just take your hand written code and have it send it as the request to the AI.

Yes it is.

The author appears to focus on a large number of grifters as her subject matter, while promoting them. Seems rather sudden in that regard.

Perhaps you don’t know the history or simply choose to ignore it. Initiating bombing, ethnic cleansing, stealing land, property and occupation of people for eight decades, while publicly declaring a desire to invade all the regional nations to create a greater Israel apartheid regime does generate pushback. Imagine that.

See professor john mearsheimer on the history & future of israel

https://www.youtube.com/live/z8wooQEYyzc?si=_STtJSdEjDUwIl72

I’m well aware of the history.

What I meant was, I don’t think Israel is the only guilty party in that decades old conflict, nor the only side with agency to choose how to react in the conflict.

Read the Hamas charter, Iran’s statements about Israel, etc. Israel is not unique in choosing violence.

The Hamas charter is more-or-less isomorphic to the Likud charter, Likud being the currently ruling political party of Israel. So it's not fair to assign asymmetric blame to those charters.

On the contrary, I was using those charters to establish shared blame, rather than singling out Israel for every act of aggression in the conflict.

Regardless of what their pieces of paper say, Israel is the one that started wars against all of its neighbours.

This is a multi-sided conflict. Ignoring reality and history won't help, even if you feel very strongly that one of those sides is right.

  - 1948 - Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon invade Israel
  - 1956 - Israel invades the Sinai
  - 1967 - Israel preemptively strikes Egypt in response to military buildup 
  - 1973 - Egypt and Syria invade Israel
  - 1982 - Israel invades Lebanon
  - 2006 - Hezbollah attacks Israel

> - 1948 - Egypt, Syria, Jordan, Iraq, and Lebanon invade Israel

No. Israel invaded Mandatory Palestine. The arab states invaded and took Palestine. Egypt took Gaza. Jordan took the west bank. Israel took the rest. And the partition plan from the UN was never implemented. #conspiracy #tooEasyToBeCoincidental

> - 1973 - Egypt and Syria invade Israel

No again. Egypt invaded the Sinai, its territory as recognized internationally, yet taken by Israel in 1967. Syria invaded Golan Heights, again its own territory as recognized internationally even today, yet taken by Israel in 1967.

> - 2006 - Hezbollah attacks Israel

No again. Israel invaded Lebanon in 2006. Hezbollah demanded its soldiers back per agreement, and Israel was breaking its agreement. Hezbollah invaded Lebanese territory, given to them by Syria, yet occupied by Israel.

Because Apple, Intel and Samsung have huge engineering labs there and employ IDF & intelligence people to work in those corporation’s labs. It means they have very detailed knowledge of their products as they have all internal documents and also design software & hardware.

That is why both Apple & Samsung have malware from Israel on their phones. The USA has the NSA building and exploiting products for surveillance and penetration globally.

Netanyahu recently was on a US broadcast, he held up a phone and stated to the reporter interviewing him, that Israel can penetrate any device obtaining it contents and then blackmail or discredit the owner of said device.

The USA now examines phones at airports to see if people are saying things the current administration doesn’t like.

Why the anti China propaganda from you? The United States is doing the same thing here and making American multi-billionaires even wealthier. The greed of American AI, GPU and memory and storage corporations is a black hole on availability to humans around the World. The result is a massive financial bubble promoted by the American Government to the detriment of our citizens. The USA has an AI ponzy scheme shuffling the same money between data center owners (Oracle & X), Nvidia and memory & storage vendors.

I’m curious about your use of Tailscale, is that for you to reach a local LLM remotely from anywhere?

I have a big beefy desktop at home which I ssh (using EternalTerminal instead of raw port 22) into. I built it last summer right before the prices got very expensive. It's headless so I use a cheap Macbook Air to connect to it at home and I use Termux on my phone to continue working from everywhere.

Dude prompt your agent to set up always on remote connections via systemd… then you can drive from Claude or codex mobile apps natively over their native hookup. Works great.

I don't want to rely on Claude of Codex mobile features at all. Also none of this works when you use third party LLMs which is what the current comment tree is about.

This. There's so many better ways to drive a fleet of agents this way than using "remote" features of which I don't trust, anyway.

Why not use x265?

Some clients only take H264, depends on what you're delivering to. Often for web media you end up having to serve [h264, h265, av1], which is a real pain

Often the increased encoding cost does pay for the reduced bandwidth cost. And that assumes you can navigate and afford the HEVC license.

What languages are supported?

If they don't mention it, it's probably just Americanese, right?