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Goals for the week: Buy Claude Code membership (and use it inside of podman-container) to see if it can replace the API pricing that is starting to rise over time. The main downside is that I've gotten accustomed to LibreChat, but I am looking forward to learning about Claude Skills et al

What happened in your terminal in 2025?

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#rustlang #cli #terminal #wrapped #productivity #devtools #summary

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This Humble Bundle is worth checking out! 🐧

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#linux #deals #course

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A complete learning path from beginner Linux to advanced DevOps and container orchestration.

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As some folks know, I am back on the job market.

26 year PHP Veteran, extensive Open Source and community experience. Specializing in modernization, training up teams, technical leadership, and long-term thinking. Some Kotlin experience as well, but not a ton.

Currently looking for Staff/Principal or Director/CTO level roles. Size of company flexible. Full time remote, US Central Time.

More details on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/larry-garfield/

Boosts welcome, etc.

#PHP #FediHire #Kotlin

@cinimodev Hello from the abyss. Just read the last 2 weeks or so of entries.

Regarding the question on the Dailys... initially I was skipping them, but now I realize it does give more color to the projects you tackle. There's something satisfying about hearing your kids appreciating your self-hosting hacks for example. Also, I think the dailys force you to find gratitude every day which is helpful when you've otherwise had a shitty week.

Related/unrelated re: the question on what to do w/ downtime for the next few months, I would focus on maintenance to optimize things better when back to regularly scheduled program. Things like whether YT university has any free/cheap solutions for the wife's van, but also, include yourself in the maintenance... have you seen a Dr. about my chronic leg pain? How do you make sure you feel loved even tho families unconsciously overlook the Dad during stressful times? You are the engine for your family's wellbeingn and you need to make sure you are running smoothly as well.

Anyways, enjoyed being a fly on the wall and wishing the best for you.
OpenWrt 24.10.4 - Service Release

Hi, The OpenWrt community is proud to announce the newest stable release of the OpenWrt 24.10 stable series. Download firmware images using the OpenWrt Firmware Selector: https://firmware-selector.openwrt.org?version=24.10.4 Download firmware images directly from our download servers: https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/24.10.4/targets/ Main changes between OpenWrt 24.10.3 and OpenWrt 24.10.4 Only the main changes are listed below. See changelog-24.10.4 for the full changelog. Secur...

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"Petri (Parallel Exploration Tool for Risky Interactions) is our new open-source tool that enables researchers to explore hypotheses about model behavior with ease. Petri deploys an automated agent to test a target AI system through diverse multi-turn conversations involving simulated users and tools; Petri then scores and summarizes the target’s behavior.

This automation handles a significant part of the work that one needs to do to build a broad understanding of a new model, and makes it possible to test many individual hypotheses about how a model might behave in some new circumstance with only minutes of hands-on effort.

As AI becomes more capable and is deployed across more domains and with wide-ranging affordances, we need to evaluate a broader range of behaviors. This makes it increasingly difficult for humans to properly audit each model—the sheer volume and complexity of potential behaviors far exceeds what researchers can manually test.

We’ve found it valuable to turn to automated auditing agents to help address this challenge. We used them in the Claude 4 and Claude Sonnet 4.5 System Cards to better understand behaviors such as situational awareness, whistleblowing, and self-preservation, and adapted them for head-to-head comparisons between heterogeneous models as part of a recent exercise with OpenAI. Our recent research release on alignment-auditing agents found these methods can reliably flag concerning behaviors in many settings. The UK AI Security Institute also used a pre-release version of Petri to build evaluations that they used in their testing of Sonnet 4.5."

https://www.anthropic.com/research/petri-open-source-auditing

#AI #GenerativeAI #LLMs #OpenSource #Chatbots #AISafety

Petri: An open-source auditing tool to accelerate AI safety research

A new automated auditing tool for AI safety research

On the topic of AI tools finding issues: we always thought they *could* do good. The right tool used by a skilled person is a recipe for awesome outcomes. An AI chat in the hands of someone who doesn't quite know what they ask for nor understand what the output says is not. Not to mention that the LLMs frequently just plainly lie.

A primary problem is the myths sold by "big AI" that make people believe they can do these things by themselves. That leads to slop avalanches.