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Show HN: Prune Linux kernel CVEs based on code reachability analysis(github.com)
2 points by ATechGuy 1y ago|0 comments
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
If it does not cost them everything, they will not stop.
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Unfortunately, everything you mentioned above is a possibility.
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Has someone noticed a similar thing with ChatGPT and private Github repos? ChatGPT has recommended private repo links to me many times. Because they are not public, I get repo not found error. But ChatGPT can generate private code with no i
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Congrats on launching! Booting VMs in milliseconds is certainly important, but it can also be achieved with CloudHypervisor/Firecracker. Where Containers beat VMs is runtime perf. The overhead in case of VMs stems from emulation of IO
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Are you looking for an open-source sandboxing solution? Self hosting is available for E2B. You still have to subscribe to a SaaS for ephemeral cloud compute though.
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Reachability analysis tool for Linux kernel CVEs(github.com)
1 points by ATechGuy 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Reachability analysis tool for Linux kernel CVEs(github.com)
1 points by ATechGuy 1y ago|0 comments
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
This. Big tech providers already offer confidential inference today.
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Thanks! This is a very detailed explanation of why existing sandboxing techniques will not work as expected for dependencies (wrt to functionality or performance).
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
I believe enterprises that care about privacy are using private AI from big tech (say Github copilot), others may not care so much about it.
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Ask HN: App for near-real-time copy-trading?
1 points by ATechGuy 1y ago|0 comments
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
That was my question too.
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Have you tried using private inference that uses GPU confidential computing from Nvidia?
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Why not use confidential computing based offerings like Azure's private inference for privacy concerns?
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Can you execute Python code under WASM? If so, how stable is that?
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Ask HN: VMs or containers for secure AI/Agent code execution?
4 points by ATechGuy 1y ago|3 comments
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Looks like a useful tool. Congrats on shipping! Many packages are installed automatically in environments like CI/CD pipelines or Dockerfiles, where interactive review and consent aren't possible. How do you plan to handle such sc
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Sorry if I'm missing something, but why can't Anubis not detect/block such AI agents? Is it because they use headful browsers?
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Can browser-use be blocked using Anubis or other anti-bot measures?
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
A few startups [1,2] also offer infra for private AI based on confidential computing from Nvidia and Intel/AMD. 1. https://tinfoil.sh 2. https://www.privatemode.ai
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Confidential AI(tinfoil.sh)
1 points by ATechGuy 1y ago|0 comments
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Maybe the author can clarify.
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by ATechGuy 1y ago
Why detect "bots" when you can block them using captchas/proof-of-work solutions. Curious to know your use case for detecting bots.
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Sounds promising. How do you propose we create "hardened" projects?
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Show HN: Get daily digital tasks done by texting 1-800-MYAGENT
1 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|0 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
This is scary!
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
Wondering if used tried stopping such bots with Captcha?
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Ask HN: What <ROLE> would you _replace_ with AI?
2 points by ATechGuy 2y ago|1 comments
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by ATechGuy 2y ago
TL;DR Yes, because the current AI has the same last-mile problem as the tech around self-driving cars.

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