MASNeo

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by MASNeo 3mo ago
I use Apertus including as the driver for an agent, not a coding agent. Find it useful enough. What was your Challenge?
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
Yes. Very much feels like the encryption story indeed. This is very normal in many industries. Explosives, space, chemicals etc. The difference is that still the bio and space hackers are few and SWE are plenty so there is more of a collect
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
While this is regrettable the guardrails were rather sloppy and I managed to do things with Fable that really should not be possible. It seems with all the focus cyber and bio security, threat scenario analysis went out the door. I guess th
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
While this is regrettable the guardrails were rather sloppy and I managed to do things with Fable that really should not be possible. It seems with all the focus cyber and bio security, threat scenario analysis went out the door. I guess th
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
That’s exactly what a model should be: Implementation detail.
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
On prem AI makes sense for more than just the cost. More control, IP, model improvements you can keep, data privacy to name a few. People will realize that AI is not like compute the moment they get their own knowledge sold back at a premiu
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
The church has arguably used technology progress to its advantage, repeatedly. I cannot wait what the Magnifica Humanitas will start. Will Musk respond by making Grok more faithful, what will be the Leonardo DaVinci of our times for future
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
I was, yes.
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by MASNeo 4mo ago
> no one would use cloud providers I think many are trying to move away from US providers actually. FISA section 702 and the current administrations liberties taken towards international law are not helping. The trust problem is real. No
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
Besides the cost you get the control, transparency and ability to identify small language models or LoRA you want to serve even more cost effective.
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
Well, available for Gemini means these days that half the time they are “Receiving a lot of requests right now.” and so sorry they couldn’t complete the task. Luckily the model supports long time horizons because that’s what’s needed. &#x2F
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
If you are OK with child abuse, unfettered corruption, sex and weapons trafficking or scammers stealing your parents savings and generally like to wonder constantly if the next terrorist bomb or cyber attack happens close to you. Then there
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
I took editorial license on the title. Having worked to convince people that blockchain technology really solves more than just the privacy and payment problem I am just annoyed when the industry seemingly erodes trust established over year
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
I can only imagine what a nightmare real life must be like :D
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
That argument can well be made, given how (un) effective it is. But what would be the alternative?
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
The concerning aspect is 1 of 6 objectives so it’s no minor goal. The transmission to self-hosted anonymous wallets is what makes crypto so effective for fraud, sanction evasion, money laundering and other crimes. It clearly fails FATF Reco
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Crypto industry lobbies to evade AML/CTF rules(standwithcrypto.org)
11 points by MASNeo 5mo ago|14 comments
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
I count myself to the pro crypto camp but some of this ask is inviting criminals more than supporting legitimate use.
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
Why is everyone obsessed with US military when the news seems to be Bitcoin? Just like that the US Dollar suffered because clearly a crypto currency may well become what the US Dollar was, a commodity to exchange value in a way that nobody
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
Is there a little bit more on this in terms of evaluation or is this rather a Show-HN post?
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
The efforts by Googles, Meta, TikTok, X and AWS etc. to fight fraud and other financial crimes are probably largely deficient. They earn significant revenue from crime and criminal activity. Compared to banks which are required to prevent f
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
At least they have some humor left. Edit: Now even the humor is gone.
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by MASNeo 5mo ago
Now all that’s missing is an actual chip that can be purchased. Any ideas?
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by MASNeo 6mo ago
Yes. Made my day!
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by MASNeo 6mo ago
VCs have no money and few have the money to manage the money entrusted in them. The people that give the money have the money because they ask people to do more with less. In that pinch, one might understand how VCs look to proxies, and oft
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by MASNeo 6mo ago
Very curious about this as especially with more use of AI in the development process I have seen PR size has increased. So looking forward to general availability.
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by MASNeo 6mo ago
“roll everyone over to os2” The IBM crowd may feel vindicated at last.
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by MASNeo 6mo ago
Is it an Aprils Fools publication?
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by MASNeo 7mo ago
Thank you.Awesome project! Unfortunately I think you have given my kids one more hard to refuse reason to get more candy: I need more storage.
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by MASNeo 7mo ago
I fail to see how RSS helps filter out AI slop. Started a business based in RSS 20 years ago but that failed against Social Media slop. I believe human validation protocols might help, think captcha enabled ping backs, but RSS I believe may

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