Andrew Tergis

LiteLLM supply-chain hijack, what a nasty one. This sort of warfare is only going to get worse and harder to detect, isn't it...

this is a "duh" moment for me - pretty simple explanation for global warming triggering extreme weather, more water in atmosphere = more energy

Oooh, Copper has released the 2.0 version of Charlie, its electric induction range. It now can plug into a normal 120V outlet! Bigger battery, more power. NYC is gonna buy a bunch of these for public housing, help bring the cost down.

you fucked up a perfectly good robot is what you did. look at it. it's got anxiety

This sprang into my head too, Fielder going the extra mile to mirror her energy

Boy howdy asking Hermes / Claude to write optimized C code really feels like giving a loaded gun to a monkey. But for a small utility with low "foot-gun" surface...

Uh hoh, i'm asking claude code to write a waybar widget to show remaining claude API usage limits. Does this mean i'm already cooked?

Amongst all the other terrors, it's still at least a little terrifying how easily Netanyahu was able to court Trump into ignoring the entire military intelligence apparatus. Handed him a loaded gun aimed right at his foot and asked him to pull the trigger. And nobody in the cabinet stepped up.

A fun new thing my smartwatch is telling me - I get the most stress alerts when I try to briefly unwind with a chill RPG videogame. My body literally doesn't want to me relax, great!

Is anyone more cartoonishly pathetic than the weak little babies yelling at Fauci The saddest YOU’RE NOT THE BOSS OF ME toddlers who just couldn’t fuckin pitch in like everybody else

I've generally not needed to exercise 5G, but today i've been working from random doctors office while tethering and realized I needed to pull a few large AI models. I grimaced, and hit enter... and it pulled 53 MB/sec down! First time it's actually mattered

Every so often I remember I haven't listened to any Philip Glass in a while and put some on while working and

This whole thing is great, but the arrangement of Aquaman really rips in particular

Oh god, connecting this through to the PTSD of "Smart Home" and "Quantified Self" really resonates (and makes the old wounds sting). Feeling deep in my bones how inevitable Smart Home felt back in the 2010's and how uselessly fragmented and broken those systems remain to this day.

Juicy..... www.youtube.com/watch?v=1RKG...

God, this was such a well-needed salve

"I just let the hungry ghosts in jars multiply without number and produce what they tell me is valuable contributions to society, I have never been more productive" the hungry ghosts razor never misses huh lucumr.pocoo.org/2026/1/18/ag...

Like everything I've seen from Oxide, this is very well done.

Just when I thought the timeline couldn't get fucking stupider

Dutch government takes control of Chinese-owned chipmaker Nexperia on.ft.com/4hdts1U

This to me has been one of the stupidest and most dangerous parts of our current timeline, that so much vital logic with LLM systems lives within imprecise human language. It's a house of cards built and trained on other houses of cards...

Cool cool cool, my son is due to get his last shot in a month 🤞

They'll all get extorted for carve-outs. The rest of the little guys will be the ones getting slammed.

God, I'm already tired enough of this - so if all the expensive items on my BOM go up by 100%, but the import cost of a finished good is 20-40% from an Asian country with good PCBA expertise, why again would I being that production onshore?

I continue to be sad that Mozilla has forever shunned WebUSB, among many other reasons because it locks people out from this feeling of exuberance when talking to hardware in fun new ways.

No no no, THIS is The Body: www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-FO...

How else is anyone expected to crack open a cold one with the boys and talk about the size of the shit they just took?

For some reason my sleep deprived brain read this as Tool, the band

Guess where they got their weird trade deficit math from?

Sheeeeeit, I've been waiting for Novavax to drop. Would love the reduction in reaction symptoms

This remains the anthem of the times open.spotify.com/track/3P1kFc...

A nonsensical threat to: One of the most important advances in biotechnology of our time, already being used to successfully treat refractory cancers, enable genome editing, develop vaccines for infectious diseases for which there are none, treat autoimmune diseases, and more.

Used Claude's new CLI for a simple coding task (writing python docstrings). It only processed 4/21 files, and erroneously tried to refactor two functions. Not taking over anytime soon.

I hate to say it, but "flood the zone" is really quite effective terrorism of the electorate, most effectively against the left. My social media feeds are undoubtedly stressful and demoralizing.

BOO! This strip of open streets rules, it's really idyllic, It should be re-extended through Sunday

The struggle to preserve American democracy is still undecided. Neither despair nor complacency is warranted. weeklysift.com/2025/02/24/h...

Last month, Streetsblog published a massive feature on a rogue e-bike company, Fly. The MSM failed to follow up. So we did, exposing oversight and contracting flaws that now make Fly the go-to company for a new NYC DOT bike-swap program. Read it here: nyc.streetsblog.org/2025/02/13/d...

"here’s what I believe happened: In the process of accumulating enormous wealth, the tech-oligarchs created the conditions for their loss of social power and, when they realized this, they got a big dose of class consciousness and turned furiously reactionary."