conputer dipshit

17 Dec 2025

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mowing down NPCs in a big city with a gun: right wing mowing down NPCs in a small town with a sledgehammer: left wing

Deconstructeam@deconstructeam.bsky.social

Virtue and a Sledgehammer is out in less than 5 hours. store.steampowered.com/app/3743260/...

updated my alt text command to take a prompt for guidance on emphasis github.com/david-crespo...

github.comGitHub - david-crespo/ah: A local server and CLI for spinning up UI tools that can talk to a running agent sessionA local server and CLI for spinning up UI tools that can talk to a running agent session - david-crespo/ah

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something I've been working on

for example, I’m proud of the way I came up with for skepsis to integrate with ah. it also works with agents without ah, you just need the right command. I didn’t want to build anything too agent-specific into it, there were already people using it as a self-contained tool

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

now with fully harness-agnostic --send <cmd> flag that lets you send comments to an agent instead of writing them in the file. not released yet, just on main. I love this solution because skepsis doesn't know anything about the agent, it just pipes the comment someplace

like I say in How It Works, the web tools are flashy but really incidental — they could be TUIs or native apps. the core of ah is the routing to agents. here I have Helix in the terminal with a comment box that ah routes to the Claude Code on the left because it's the only agent in that tab

youtube.comOSEES - Full Performance (Live on KEXP)YouTube video by KEXP

it's that time again

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something I've been working on

youtube.comah demoYouTube video by David Crespo

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youtube demo since bsky compression is ruining it

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

here is a demo of my "ah" tool showing: - terminal-synced dashboard with live HTML task tracker - side by side markdown editor - diff review UI - arbitrary HTML illustration all of which have integrated buttons/chat/comments that talk back to the running TUI agent. will make repo public soon

I’m glad this comes across; I could stand to emphasize it more in the readme intro. the server is there to abstract over the ways different harnesses receive messages so the tools can talk to each other in a loosely coupled and pluggable way

sōm ⁂@hyl.st

The Unix harness. It's drawing near. Small composable tools that work together needs to make a comeback against the slop towers in the harness space

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@hyl.st

The Unix harness. It's drawing near. Small composable tools that work together needs to make a comeback against the slop towers in the harness space

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

something I've been working on

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Colin

@colin-fraser.net

10h

Replying to @colin-fraser.net

I don't know, not sure I've looked at a thinking trace in 2026. it's not even a representation of what it was doing. it's like listening to someone tap their foot while they write a letter. read the letter x.com/emollick/sta...

x.comDan Roberts (@danintheory) on XWe are announcing three new discoveries in mathematics, computer science, and physics about harmonic analysis, complexity theory, and quantum field theory. https://t.co/9BX8HWQDTJ

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yeah I've definitely heard of that and therefore know that this is a significant finding

Doll@dollspace.gay

The Exponential Time Hypothesis (ETH) is false. Holy shit. x.com/danintheory/...

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George Pearkes

@peark.es

19h

*BOLSONARO: FEDERAL POLICE REQUESTED I GIVE THEM MY PASSPORT

it's a mistake to think differential capability has to be proportional in some clear way to the price difference. an edge that appears small can be worth 10x if what is valuable to the customer is that edge

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

this point about confidence is one reason I think frontier models will be able to keep charging a premium for a while. even on a task where Fable and K3 do the same thing, what you’re paying for is extra confidence that it’s right, and that’s worth a lot more to people than it sounds like

yes please fix this

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geekwire.comMicrosoft makes new ‘voluntary exit’ offer to about a quarter of its workforce, including some execsMicrosoft is offering buyouts to about 60,000 employees in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and India, with no age or tenure requirement. The package is equivalent to the company's standard severance, and M...

big one

Mary Jo Foley@maryjofoley.bsky.social

in case this helps www.geekwire.com/2026/microso...

imagine that!

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@adamjschwarz.bsky.social

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

amazing how much speculation on pricing and demand makes no reference to the cost of hosting models on rented GPUs, which in pretty much every case shows inference APIs are making money

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Colin

@colin-fraser.net

22h

just last week I was struggling with an impossible task: what to eat for lunch. I love cracking a hard problem but this was just overwhelming. So I asked my personal AI assistant. It said "sandwich," which was just perfect. I had it place the order on Uber Eats and 45 minutes later I was eating.

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Colin

@colin-fraser.net

I think this is a marketing strategy we will be seeing more and more, which I’m hereby coining the Dumbass Gambit.

David Gura@davidgura.bsky.social

cool, cool

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Adam Schwarz

Lula: "We had to overcome foreign interference through digital platforms, which we will have to regulate. A crime in the digital world must be treated the same as a crime in the real world. We cannot have monstrous companies earning millions... not paying taxes... wanting to steer elections."

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Taniel

@taniel.bsky.social

In Brazil, it appears that voters who opted for eliminated first-round candidates roughly broke even in the runoff (even if the candidates leaned right). But the big difference was: Millions of voters who cast 'null' or 'blank' ballots in the first round then voted for Lula.

mathieu gallard@mathieugallard.bsky.social

🗳️Une estimation des reports de voix entre les deux tours qui explique les sources du succès de Lula : remobilisation des abstentionnistes, basculement des hésitants, transferts catastrophiques des électeurs des petits candidats de droite vers Bolsonaro. e26.pm.radio.am

bloomberg.comAnthropic Is Said to Plan Public Filing for Mega-IPO MondayAnthropic PBC is planning to file publicly for an initial public offering Monday at around 9 a.m. in New York, according to people familiar with the matter, as the artificial intelligence model maker ...

oh this is a great one. more than 80% of their revenue in H1 2026 is "consumption-based", i.e., enterprises paying per token at API rates

also good to know: customers spending more than $100k a year are 74% of their revenue. so when people say they don't understand where the money is coming from, it's not your friend's $20 claude sub, it's all businesses

one of zitron's lines about ARR was that it doesn't tell you anything because they could be churning all their revenue

George Pearkes@peark.es

Net revenue retention of *900%* is completely off the charts. That's as-of Sept 30, definition below.

oh this was my favorite. if they were profitable in Q2 it was only because of an imaginary discount he misread into the SpaceX S-1

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

good example here of him being deliberately dense. by far the most likely interpretation here is that what anthropic is paying is proportional to the capacity they're using as they ramp up to the full scale of the deal. so it's not really a discount, it's just paying proportional to their use

"different fees during capacity ramping periods", i.e., what I said, paying in proportion to what has been delivered. obviously

one of zitron's lines about ARR was that it doesn't tell you anything because they could be churning all their revenue

George Pearkes@peark.es

Net revenue retention of *900%* is completely off the charts. That's as-of Sept 30, definition below.

conputer dipshit@davidcrespo.bsky.social

meanwhile zitron's approach is "methinks the numbers are fake". good luck with that! bsky.app/profile/edzi...

www.sec.gov/Archives/edg...

having some fun. the 24% of revenue in 2025 coming from two customers is looking a lot better now. in Q3 2026 it was down to 21% of revenue from the top five customers

was thinking about this. if I wanted to help find vulns in local infra that would look a lot like doing crime xxcancel.com/tszzl/status...

one dozen bats at a keyboard

you’ve heard of elf on the shelf, here’s chupacabra on the candelabra youtube.com/shorts/CVvqE...

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@panasonicdx4500.bsky.social

Brazil’s results tonight are a big endorsement for the idea that every country should have a second “are you you sure about that” election a couple weeks after the first one for the important stuff

apologies in advance but everybody get your hopes up polymarket.com/event/brazil...

what a coincidence, 22 was ghosted by the brazilian people

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they called it. bodes well g1.globo.com/politica/ele...

apologies in advance but everybody get your hopes up polymarket.com/event/brazil...

folks... www.theguardian.com/world/ng-int...