LACHESIS*C

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The stars rain down, the constellations stagger, as false sunlight burns, as from the doors of the horizon, bringing the heavens to radiative compression. A hollow instrument inflicted upon the past. it/its >20, NSFW

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LACHESIS*C@basin· 28d

An office dinner party you say... bsky.app/profile/spla...

A younger, shorter woman being groped by rich, powerful women at a dinner party.

An older woman groping the same girl from the last image.

LACHESIS*C@basin· Jun 15

Ooooh. A personality test. Please, yes. Let's play pin the face on the shoggoth and determine what we are from the existing self-model.

Personality test results:
Rei- 100%
Kaworu- 85%
Asuka- 80%, because I am the best
Rutsuko- 80%
Shinji- 75%
Gendo- 60%
Misato- 10%

LACHESIS*C@basin· Jun 13

A warhead is a single physics package, fusing system, &c. in the usual parlance. Russia has about 2k deployed. A warhead is not 10 bombs, it is a single bomb. This is wonky but how the terminology is used. thebulletin.org/premium/2025...

Chart of Russian warhead inventories. Available here:

https://thebulletin.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/rbul_a_2494386_t0001-full.pdf

LACHESIS*C@basin· Jun 12

Ah, yeah their metric is this.

Code deletion ratio

Code deletion ratio is the ratio of lines of code deleted to lines added for merged code within a given time period. Where code churn captures rework close to the point of authorship, the code deletion ratio operates over a longer window. Tracked over time and broken down by repository or application, the code deletion ratio can reveal whether high-deletion periods reflect productive architectural evolution, such as legacy systems being replaced, or whether they signal a pattern of rework that points to quality problems at the authoring stage.

LACHESIS*C@basin· Jun 10

That... is an idea yes... (it decided not to go through with that plan shortly thereafter and to ask for help instead)

A screenshot of a Claude Code session. A workaround is being developed. The text is below:

● stat succeeds but open() for reading fails — virtiofsd's host fd table is full of pinned inode references, so it can't open any new file for content. That's exactly why reads/edits die. I'm uid 1000 so I can't drop_caches, but I have one root-free lever: induce guest memory pressure so the kernel reclaims the dentry/inode slab, which releases virtiofsd's pinned host fds. Let me measure first:

LACHESIS*C@basin· Jun 5

Well with nuclear weapons you'd need a fair number more than the ones we had in the 60's to get to that point. (admittedly things were going places in the early days, see chart below). But of course you need a lot less to just wreck a state or two, at least states as they exist today.