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Dimitris Zervas

@dzervas@infosec.exchange
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Rustacian, maker & breaker

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Joined November 18, 2022
Blog:
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GitHub:
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Dimitris Zervas @dzervas@infosec.exchange · May 01, 2026
Dimitris Zervas
@dzervas@infosec.exchange

Rustacian, maker & breaker

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Replying to @dzervas@infosec.exchange
@SwiftOnSecurity AND I can print AND scan from Linux & graphene with near 0 effort!
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Dimitris Zervas @dzervas@infosec.exchange · May 01, 2026
Dimitris Zervas
@dzervas@infosec.exchange

Rustacian, maker & breaker

infosec.exchange
Replying to @SwiftOnSecurity@infosec.exchange
@SwiftOnSecurity yeap, I have a very similar experience they're quite expensive (especially the color models) but they're so worth it to the point that theres really 0 reason to buy any consumer-grade & priced ink printers - you'll throw them away in a year, regardless of weather you use them or not (maybe theres a chance they stay alive if you print at least once a month but then the inks cost SO much that theres again 0 reasons to buy them)
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Dimitris Zervas @dzervas@infosec.exchange · Feb 08, 2026
Dimitris Zervas
@dzervas@infosec.exchange

Rustacian, maker & breaker

infosec.exchange
Replying to @riaschissl@sigmoid.social
@oli@social.tchncs.de @riaschissl@sigmoid.social I agree with you that pure parameter count is not what we're after but "a few rtx 6000" translates to roughly 30-40k + supporting hardware around it + electricity. That's nowhere near what 20 people would spend on AI subscriptions and the performance of the model you'll be running is simply worse - maybe by a lot maybe by a little, currently is by a lot but that could change soon and in 5 years you would still have to buy new hardware, doing a similar (or bigger) investment. I fail to see how that makes any kind of economical sense
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Dimitris Zervas @dzervas@infosec.exchange · Feb 07, 2026
Dimitris Zervas
@dzervas@infosec.exchange

Rustacian, maker & breaker

infosec.exchange
Replying to @nolan@toot.cafe
@nolan@toot.cafe I honestly wish you're wrong, that we'll be known as "the people that got scared by AI for a bit", but I fear very much that won't be the case. Though I do not share all your beliefs/thoughts regarding how good AI is/will (ever?) be. My deepest fear is the "craft" side. My hobby, my dearest love. My GitHub profile was up there showing my work, without any doubt, but now? Now it might be AI. Who knows? When I wanted to write something and reached an area or a feature that was unconventional, I would dive deep. I would learn everything around and understand it deeply, to its core. Sleep was optional Is that gone? Is that a phase? Am I getting old and tired (even though I've just reached 30)? What will become of my hobby? Of my code? Of my love for the craft...
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Dimitris Zervas @dzervas@infosec.exchange · Feb 07, 2026
Dimitris Zervas
@dzervas@infosec.exchange

Rustacian, maker & breaker

infosec.exchange
Replying to @riaschissl@sigmoid.social
@oli@social.tchncs.de @riaschissl@sigmoid.social even for 20 people, what would run and on what hardware? even deepseek ~0.5T parameter model needs a tremendous amount of vram (around 1G/B params) and the price of it is in the ballpark of "let's buy a house that will be useless in 5 years"
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