Tiberium

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by Tiberium 4mo ago
It did, this article is clearly LLM-written/edited
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
What about women, though? Do they not get to age verify themselves? :P
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
(Not a lawyer, not an expert, just my possibly ignorant/wrong comment) I checked around a bit more, and this seems to directly contradict the HN title: https://agewarden.ai/customer-agreement > AGEWARDEN is an age e
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
I'll be honest: I don't have experience with audio stuff/age verification, but wouldn't it be far easier to bypass this than even face (live video) verification, let alone full KYC with ID? At that point it's not th
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
You're right, HN stripped the deep link. There's also a funnier part below when the agent tells what harness it's running on, and other info: https://github.com/home-assistant/core/pull/173465#i
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
It might not help in your case, but usually LLMs are far more likely to help if you have source code available, or if the service is running on localhost. Ideal if you have a source code where the LLM can make a lab setup and test vulnerabi
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AI agent on GitHub gives recipe for blueberry pie(github.com)
4 points by Tiberium 4mo ago|2 comments
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Probably silently rerouting?
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
I think what they're saying is that this prompt/jailbreak only lets Mythos discover some really easy vulnerabilities that it probably fixes from a simple "Find and fix bugs in this code" and that this can be easily done
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
I still also have access, so either they silently reroute Fable 5 to Opus 4.8 or hasn't actually pulled the switch yet.
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Last update over a year ago, so I hope (2025) gets added to the title: > [2025/05/26] (Step 1 completed!) We release Mixture-of-Thoughts--a curated reasoning dataset of 350k verified traces distilled from R1. The dataset span
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
I tested it myself, seems to reproduce on: 3.1.0-a1 to 3.3.16, 4.0.0-a1 / 4.0.0-a2. Fixed in 3.3.17 and in master. Gives you auth + access to Moderation Control Panel (if the user is a moderator/admin). Does not give access to the
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Critical auth bypass vulnerability in phpBB(aikido.dev)
2 points by Tiberium 4mo ago|1 comments
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
I hope GitHub changes their vibecoded badges, what does RETIRED even signify in this context? Why does the preview have to be in ominous red?
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
I was just pointing out how the article is clearly LLM written, probably including the interactive widgets. It's especially obvious because someone writing such an article in 2026 would at least find what the newest tokenizers are, ins
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
> This isn’t because the model can’t count. It’s because it never sees the letters at all. > The chunks aren’t characters and they aren’t words. They’re something more specific, and the specificity matters more than most people realiz
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
The article comes from the "personal" experience of an LLM so it's a very trusted source! /s
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
The whole "book" seems to be AI-generated, or at least very heavily AI-edited. Would at this point it not be easier to just tell developers to use their LLM of choice to achieve the same (or, likely, better) result? Random chapter
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
The core claim of the paper is related to PRL's prices. The paper says: > at current PRL prices ($0.21) But this is the price for Perle - https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/perle/ - an entirely different
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
The article itself is completely AI written, and writes so many words for essentially a very simple answer "no".
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An AI agent ported our codebase from Python to Rust(aboutcode.org)
3 points by Tiberium 4mo ago|0 comments
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AeroThemePlasma: Alternative shell for KDE Plasma that replicates Windows 7 look(gitgud.io)
4 points by Tiberium 4mo ago|0 comments
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
It's plausible for a person to prompt an LLM agent to behave that way, and then the rest would be done by the LLM. So the "seed" would still be human intent, but the subsequent actions would be by the LLM.
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Active discussions from when it happened (February): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46990729 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46987559
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48352939
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Maybe I was a bit unclear in my post, sorry, I didn't mean that local LLMs were any less/more ethical, I meant that the people who prefer local LLMs over proprietary cloud ones sometimes cite ethics/etc as their reason.
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
A funny thing about this is that the current top-tier LLMs like GPT 5.5 in Codex and Opus 4.8 in Claude Code are extremely unlikely to act on those instructions. But smaller/cheaper models, especially small local ones, are more likely.
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Yeah, I suppose that's one of the reasons why they changed it to a much more harmless instruction.
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
Laptops will also have to contain a much tighter configuration, display, keyboard, camera, etc ;)
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by Tiberium 4mo ago
DGX Spark is $4700, so I kind of doubt that RTX Spark's top configs will be cheaper than that.

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