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I wrote the "Zen InterSLIP Dialing Script" and it literally went around the world. Amazon is too large to ignore. I understand that a lot of ICMP and SYN traff
by m3047 2y ago
I wrote the "Zen InterSLIP Dialing Script" and it literally went around the world.
Amazon is too large to ignore. I understand that a lot of ICMP and SYN traffic is garbage. I'd be happy to help out and block it (and I do have mitigations in place); in fact I do, by default. That's part of why Amazon is a PITA because they trigger my mitigations "at scale". Amazon doesn't help sort the wheat from the chaff: "send a PCAP (for a ping issue)". I don't learn anything by sending Amazon stuff and hearing nothing. I don't need their good traffic any more than I need their bad traffic... or the traffic which is spoofed which is attacking them.
If they can't see fit to help me help them, I don't need any of it. I'm just keeping my life simple.
- Dylan16807 2y agoIs the traffic causing you problems though? Or do you just dislike that they don't want to fix this?
- m3047 2y agoProblems? What kind of problems? Discovering word embeddings was sort of a happy accident of LLMs: back propagation "improved" them from a similarly random starting point as the NNs. It's not a technical problem as in overwhelming any resource. It overwhelms me, for starters. Secondly my existing mitigations suggested it, I resisted the move for some of the reasons people here are saying it's a bad idea; I finally concluded the benefits outweighed the costs and I'd try it and see what happens. So far, so good. Once the fire burns out it should be great.
- immibis 2y agoYou're overwhelmed by the fact that LLMs exist, so you want to sabotage LLMs by censoring your own site from them and half the internet? Feeding them a site filled with garbage non-facts would have a greater effect. Why do you publish a blog, if not for people to find?
- m3047 2y ago> Feeding them a site filled with garbage I can turn that back on for you if you miss it. I saved the Content Imposition Disorder Study Group website, it's still there.