Phelinofist

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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
Yep, I use Cortecs - https://cortecs.ai/ "Europe's LLM ROUTER"
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
And the server admin, Hausemaster
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
> perhaps with the intention to poison LLMs How does that work?
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
It is also the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
I guess he his referring to Musk. IIRC Anthropic uses compute of xAI or whatever it is called atm.
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
I get what you mean, but that can also happen with code written by humans.
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
Could something like this also be done via BPF?
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
> since a malicious npm package already installed can get its payloads from a C2 server, it doesn't need an npm update In general I agree, but I think these two vulns are 0day-y and pretty much every major distro is affected AFAIU,
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
Either my reading of your comment is wrong or you misunderstood the supply chain comment by OP I think: what they mean is that a supply chain attack that gets the exploit on a system would be great now because the reported vulns are unfixed
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by Phelinofist 5mo ago
Soooo they built.... an API?
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
I was thinking of Three Body Problem
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
> JS also dramatically improves security How so?
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
Why not tails in a VM?
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
IMHO they are not. Using the shortcodes via () works okay-ish, but open the emoji menu is just awfully slow, it takes a solid 5-8 secs for it to show the emojis not recently used. It's absolute garbage.
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
Sounds totally reasonable to trust OpenAI and the sociopath sama.
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
If the layers of a stack have a disjoint set of reviewers things are viewed in separation which might lead to issues if there is no one reviewing the full picture.
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
They have some kind of story and buildup, the thrill of doing something morally objective, sometimes the "getting caught" aspect ... or so I have heard
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by Phelinofist 6mo ago
Spiegel recently did a video on them: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuwRrqM6H1M
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by Phelinofist 7mo ago
Can confirm. We are required to test all of our stuff on a bench, but no one really trusts this, because everything is mocked anyway (RSI).
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by Phelinofist 7mo ago
Once the new Poettering startup took off you won't get any choice. SCNR.
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by Phelinofist 7mo ago
The JetLag The Game guys would love this, because they have been Deutsche Bahn'd quite a few times :D
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
> Protect _Americans_ from mass surveillance > Protect _American_ forces What the actual fuck. How can anyone side with Anthropic. They are not the good guys by any means whatsoever. Mass surveillance against anyone is wrong and havi
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
what does 996 mean?
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
> apart from leaking the fact that that file has a entry associated with that site That is a big fat leak right there
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
Kinda sounds like an intro for Terminator
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Security Analysis of Forward Secure Log Sealing in Journald [pdf](eprint.iacr.org)
1 points by Phelinofist 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
I use the extension "Control Panel for YouTube" which also supports hiding shorts and much more
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
> ... 'The Left Hand of Darkness' I read it last year. I found it to be quit boring and it also felt kinda "dated" in the sense that more recent SF is more space-y. However, the social constructs were well thought out
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
Agree, that statement sounds a bit like gaslighting yourself
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by Phelinofist 8mo ago
You are the only one commenting in bad faith, by refusing to understand/acknowledging that the people using Grok to create such pictures AND Grok are both part of the issue. It should not be possible to create nudes of minors via Grok.

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