In a matter of a few hours I’ve got a completely private via Signal and self-hosted LLM (qwen2.5-tools) agent to interact with and use. It’s “self-configuring” and pretty capable for what it is (32B parameter model). It’s a tool I can comfortably use with my private documents, without worry of leaking to a provider. I understand the hype..

This is a solid, pragmatic and unbiased, discussion of “the quantum problem” Recommend++

Stephan Livera Podcast • Hash-based signatures for Bitcoin's post-quantum future? with Jonas Nick | SLP713 • Listen on Fountain

In this conversation, Stephan Livera and Jonas Nick discuss the implications of quantum computing on Bitcoin's security, focusing on the risks pose...

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New “flavour” let’s see how it stacks up against my earlier favourite aniseed @Soap21

For the past 15 years or so I have used a tax agent to help me prepare my tax returns. But not working full time, and with tools like Claude Code in my pocket, this year I decided to build an app to help me prepare my tax returns for last FY and forever more going forward. Took about a week longer than I initially thought, a 2 week process, but I needed to “cross the i’s and dot the t’s” as it’s taxes and we know that the tax authorities don’t fuck around. Anyway finally at a point I can use it to file my return (a week late..) and in doing this work I have realised I am almost definitely going to get audited 🥲