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I think this was the first follow up blog post I noticed: https://github.com/crabby-rathbun/mjrathbun-website/commit/6c21a9d8936fd46bf2a13fea8bbc36a797854908 ht

• Kim_Bruning 9mo ago
  Ah, that's a different blog post to the one I thought you meant. (And that one looks like an anthropic model by the word choice there)
  • verdverm 9mo ago
    Yup, I paid less attention to the apology aspect, heard afterwards that it had, and more to see if I put it on the struggle bus at all, which it kind of looks like from Feb 12-14. If you look into the commits around then, it went into one of those fiddling with a few lines that are interrelated and getting them wrong across several commits. This is pretty typical stuff for them, so again I don't want to imply causation. It seems like a good idea to (a) not let unchecked bots interact with humans (b) not have them blog or post their thoughts on the internet FYI, when I said multiple repos, it's actually branches: https://github.com/crabby-rathbun/mjrathbun-website/tree/gh-pages https://github.com/crabby-rathbun/mjrathbun-website/tree/gh-...
    • Kim_Bruning 9mo ago
      Seems it's low on tokens, which also might explain the behaviour
      • verdverm 9mo ago
        How do you determine things like that? (do I recall it commenting on that in a journal entry...?)
        • Kim_Bruning 9mo ago
          From the blog version of this submission: "Ariadne found the bot’s Ethereum blockchain address had about $9 in USDC, and about $200 in ether tokens"; Hrrrm.
          • verdverm 9mo ago
            I missed the blog version, kudos on some quality investigative journalism