Ian L. Paterson

In shortI set the pool before I picked the people: about five percent of the company for the whole advisory ecosystem, two points of that to a single anchor.

In shortMy router used to read the prompt and guess which privacy category it belonged to, which is how requests about internal documents matched the word research and went to Gemini.

In shortTwo of the 15 models cleared all 38 tasks at 100 percent quality, and one of them costs more than three times what the other does.

In shortAcross three OOM events my kernel killed fifteen processes and reclaimed about 186 MB, while the 11 to 15 GB Python runaway that caused all three went untouched every time.

In shortI taped a $15 Zigbee probe to an RTX 3090 Ti expecting hotter to mean busier, and at 87 percent utilization it averaged 28.8 C, the coldest phase.

In shortThe radio shipped speaking EZSP 12 while current Zigbee2MQTT wants 13 through 18, so it printed one line and quit.

In shortRoot on my home server hit 99 percent with 2.1 GB free, and docker image prune freed nothing because it only deletes untagged images.

In shortRustDesk’s own guide tells you to open ports 21115 through 21119, and I never opened one.

In shortThe RTX 2060 SUPER came up clean and generated 52.8 tokens per second, which felt respectable until I noticed the binaries had been compiled for the Maxwell card it replaced.

In shortEvery page my agent fetches goes to a gullible decoy model holding five fake tools, and if the content talks it into a tool call, the content was an attack.