There were people in the loop of that entire process and she was illegally detained for 6 months for a crime they had zero probable cause for. Humans don't mean shit if they outsource their brains.

It has to be on-site for that amount. Mixer trucks can't be on the road for too long. They get filled up and have to immediately be dumped out. If one gets stuck in traffic for too long, the entire concrete drum might have to be removed, and they're often buried at the destination site.

That's what happened to the "Killdozer" guy. He was using a buried cement mixer drum as a septic tank and the city was like "you gotta hook up to the sewer, shit is literally flowing into everyone else's land from your place." Then the guy went on and on about how the town was against him or some shit because he was fucking insane. Then he built his armored Kotomasu and rampaged through the town. The evacuation order was the only reason people didn't die. He drove through a library full of children!

The 2019 documentary Tred goes into a lot of the details. That guy is held up as some kind of libertarian hero when he really was a mentally disturbed psycho.

The elected officials in these places are absolutely shitty beyond any measure. Someone needs to audit them and see how much they're getting in kickbacks. In this particular case, thousands of locals were protesting and the elected representative tried to tell people the protestors were shipped in from other places:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?...

The guy is also bitching about people protesting at his house. Bitch you were elected and you're ignoring the will of the majority of your electorate for a colossal center company nobody fucking wants! If we went back a century and a half, you would be dragged from your house, and your family would be tied up and made to watch it burn to the ground.... and then you would have been voted out.

America has a dark history. The data centers are for the surveillance needed to stop the will of the people.

It benefits huge surveillance companies that want to invest in pre-crime and automating the criminal justice process .. like the girl from Tennessee who was extradited to North Dakota, a state she had never visited in her life, because an AI/computer-vision camera matched her via facial recognition to a crime she did not commit. She was detained for six months, and when her lawyer finally got her out, she was left outside the jail, with the clothing she came in with, no jacket, no winter clothing, no money and no airplane ticket back home. I hope she finds a more competent lawyer and clears out that fucking state for $12 million or more after legal fees and taxes! Fuck this AI bullshit.

When they first splurged this bullshit, I immediately though, "It's named 'Mythos'? Really?" Literally "Mythical"

I've read some post that show GPT-5 could find some of the same vulnerabilities if pointed to the same code, and the Mythos version that found some of these issues spent $2k or more worth of tokens on them.

I recently broke out Opus and Sonnet again on my personal projects (try to restrict LLMs to work where I don't care so much) and I found myself rewriting over a 1/3 of the output, even after trying to get the agent to fix issues. It's really a big quantity over quality issue still, with the latest and greatest models. Sure they can build things fast if you need unpredictable spaghetti code shit. Maybe great for one time migration scripts.

One of my managers showed me some MCP servers he setup and how he got Claude to connect to Grafana, examine his Pods, create a full dashboard and even automate alerts. It was kinda cool, but I was like "You used your read-only API keys for AWS/Grafana/etc, right?" ... He used full access, said you had to.

I worry about this level of dependence. I also have a feeling if I dug into those graphs, half of them would have bad queries or not be gathering the information they claim.

> quantum computers

These are such BS marketing fluff. It's been decades and IBM shut down their fun little Cloud Quantum experiment where regular people could run simple little sets of gates.

The record for quantum computer size seems to be 6,000 qbits right now, but they can only be held together for a few seconds at most. I don't think quantum computers will become a reality any time soon, and there is still a considerable debate on if some of these more advanced quantum gate based algorithms can really break older encryption in a reasonable amount of time.

Yea exactly. All it's probably doing is having a background prompt/process determine what seem to be the most repeated things in the context, or maybe the things with the highest degree of "frustration," and just save those to a file that will always get loaded as part of the initial context window for a given folder or project.

Spin some simple concept a lot of developers might already be doing by hand anyway with rules and skills files into some bullshit market speak of "Dreaming."

This is probably to compete with Halon gas in data centers, where you can't use sprinklers at all without risking serious damage to millions in equipment. Something that pushes Oxygen out of an area would be too dangerous for residential or apartment buildings.

That was my first thought too. I've been in data centers that used Halon gas, and there were big warning signs stating if the lights/sirens go off, to exist the data center immediately. The Halon gas fills the data center and pushes out Oxygen, will can suppress fires but can also kill anyone via oxygen deprivation as well.

I don't. I hope he loses all his property as a result of his stupidity. It's unlikely though. Unless local models really close the gap, companies might be permanently dependent on Anthropic after OpenAI implodes.

Did they have old mechanical systems that could cause Infrasound? You probably had no way to measure infrasound, much less knew what it was. You're strawmanning.

The article has nothing to do with houses that "look haunted." It's talking about old houses that may produce infrasound due to old boilers, radiators or other old mechanical systems.

With Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinich and Mike Gravel gone, Massie is the last trustworthy bulwark for the actual people of America against our absolute joke of a legislature.

Marjorie Taylor Greene was a massive disappointment, tons of Pelosi-style stock trading followed by rage quitting.

Surely they had to have gotten warrants for other homes of people who were innocent? People having their homes illegally searched would make a stronger case.

Absolutely nothing will a happen. He was impeached and convicted on total bullshit, intentionally, so when he commits real crimes and atrocities, no one will have the will to do anything. George W. Bush never faced consequences for war crimes, nor did Obama. Tricky Nicky was right: When the president does it, it's not illegal.

Yea but it's not illegal like it should be. There was a bill to cut a lot of it (I think it was sponsored by Ro Khanna?) but it had some crazy unconstitutional restriction in it; a poison pilled to keep it from moving forward.