A look at WUPHF's LLM wiki that trended on Show HN. Using Markdown as the source of truth with Git history, SQLite, Bleve, and lint for shared agent memory is a different bet from RAG or managed memory.
Trained a WAI-Anima character LoRA on RunPod (AnimaLoraToolkit + sd-scripts) for $1.22, but at inference the side-ponytail direction won't shift with Danbooru tags or natural language — a directional bias from Anima base. Full verification record.
I dropped the nervous sample identified as the culprit last time, plus 5 others, and retrained the LoRA under otherwise identical conditions. The sweat drops on ep08 angry are gone, and as a bonus, ep06 produced the closed-mouth restrained anger that the previous training never managed to reproduce.
Using Veilora's VeilShift™ as a lens, this piece breaks down what DPI looks at, and what VLESS + XHTTP + REALITY, uTLS, and xPaddingBytes can and cannot hide.
OpenAI shipped GPT-5.5 and GPT-5.5 Pro on the API. A practical rundown of the 1M+ context, the new reasoning.effort default, image input behavior, prompt caching, and pricing.
Training an Illustrious-XL LoRA on RunPod for around $1 by doing env setup on a $0.08/hr CPU Pod and renting the 4090 only for actual training. Network Volumes attach to both pods at the same time, so there's no idle GPU billing. Four sd-scripts gotchas hit on the way included.
Hands-on running inclusionAI Ling-flash-2.0 (100B / 6.1B active, MXFP4 quant, 54.7GB) on SwiftLM via mlx-swift-lm on an M1 Max 64GB. Covers bailing_moe + MXFP4 support check in mlx-swift, the startup surprise, and what --stream-experts actually saves.
WAI-Illustrious SDXL v17 tested on M1 Max 64GB ComfyUI against v16 with the same seed. Hires fix now auto-corrects hands and feet, the four rating tags (general/sensitive/nsfw/explicit) still drive NSFW output, and v16-trained LoRAs mostly carry over — with one case where they don't.
In its April 23 update, Vercel disclosed customer accounts compromised prior to and independently of the Context.ai incident. Covering the Lumma Stealer infection path, the ShinyHunters $2M BreachForums listing, and what non-sensitive environment variables actually mean.
