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Apologies to all - I am British. The phrase "non-zero" does cover every case other than zero, but the intent is that it covers some cases more than others. What
by tom_ 5mo ago
Apologies to all - I am British. The phrase "non-zero" does cover every case other than zero, but the intent is that it covers some cases more than others. What I'm trying to say is: yes. My intent was just to push back on this specific (and slightly bizarre to me) instance of kind-of-vagueposting, to my eyes written to imply that it might be some sort of unnoticed conspiracy, detectable only by the most enlightened of observers, attuned to the subtle signals that most people miss: that people are using LLMs to find security exploits.
- tptacek 5mo agoRight, no, what I'm snarkily saying is that basically everybody who has ever looked for a vulnerability before is now using LLMs to do it. It's a huge thing in exploit development right now.
- alexfoo 5mo agoIndeed. It's similar to a different sliding scale that I've noticed is much more common amongst Brits than it is by other nationalities (in my limited experience): Zero number of... Insignificant numbers of... Not-significant numbers of... Not-insignificant numbers of... Significant numbers of... Very significant numbers of... Along with the other similar scales (roughly in order): None of One or two of A couple of A few of Some of Many of Lots of Most of Almost all of All of