Tiberium

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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Didn't the Google - Oracle case about Java APIs in Android https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_LLC_v._Oracle_America,_... . directly disprove this?
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
People are just not realizing this now because it's mostly hobby projects and companies doing it in private, but eventually everyone will realize that LLMs allow almost any software to be reverse engineered for cheap. See e.g. https:&
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Relevant: https://lkml.org/lkml/2025/8/14/1583 , https://lore.kernel.org/linux-integrity/20250825203223.62951... (Disables TCG_TPM2_HMAC by default)
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TPM-Sniffing LUKS Keys on an Embedded Linux Device [CVE-2026-0714](cyloq.se)
22 points by Tiberium 8mo ago|9 comments
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Seedream 5 Lite is honestly extremely disappointing, its text to image is way worse than 4.5, image editing is fine but that's it. It's way, wayy behind NB2.
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
It's only for Europe, you should try a US VPN or, in the worst case, use it over Vertex AI, which allows you to generate anyone.
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
The OP's comment to the post is clearly Markdown-formatted, real humans don't write like that on HN. The readme is very obviously Claude-written (or a similar model - certainly not GPT), if you check enough vibecoded projects you&
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
I don't know how to explain it, but I've interacted with LLMs for multiple years now, and especially a lot of time with the recent-ish frontier models, so I can detect most AI writing quite reliably. Sure, you might disagree, but
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
I'm sorry for the issue, though I couldn't help but notice - you want to talk to a real human, yet this very post is completely LLM-written/edited.
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Just for fun, I ran dnsmasq-backdoor-detect-printf (which has a 0% pass rate in your leaderboard with GPT models) with --agent codex instead of terminus-2 with gpt-5.2-codex and it identified the backdoor successfully on the first try. I ho
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Are the existing trajectories from your runs published anywhere? Or is the only way is for me to run them again?
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
I highly doubt some of those results, GPT 5.2/+codex is incredible for cyber security and CTFs, and 5.3 Codex (not on API yet) even moreso. There is absolutely no way it's below Deepseek or Haiku. Seems like a harness issue, or th
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Codex already uses sandbox-exec on macOS :)
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Did you use a European LLM to write this article? Or was it an American one in the end? :) EDIT: Looks like it's an American one in the end, oh well. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47085756
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
I suspect the download count was also trivially gamed, so I doubt many people got infected with this in reality.
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Sciter – Embeddable HTML/CSS/JavaScript Engine(sciter.com)
3 points by Tiberium 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
Another new LLM slop account on HN..
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
To be honest, while KolibriOS is open-source, I wouldn't call it "active" that much. MenuetOS has progressed much further than KolibriOS over the years in both performance (it has SMP support!) and being 64-bit. You can check
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
It's not in the API yet - "We are working to safely enable API access soon.", but I assume the rate-limits won't be worse than for 5.2 Codex.
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by Tiberium 8mo ago
It seems like it was added by an LLM since it says "This is a simplified snapshot to show the general layout." Notice how it says "simplified snapshot","general layout". I don't think this is the actual re
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
Am I missing something or is the actual point of the article just "don't start learning programming by using AI"? The title seems very different from the content.
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
Modern Emacs isn't really meant to be used in a TUI, it has a very capable GUI. And there's a fully native Android port of that GUI. https://sourceforge.net/projects/android-ports-for-gnu-emacs... https:&#x2
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Resurrecting Crimsonland – Decompiling and preserving a cult 2003 classic game(banteg.xyz)
2 points by Tiberium 9mo ago|0 comments
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
Very impressive, makes one wonder what do some companies have in private compared to public tools that we stitch together. E.g. you can combine LLMs with statical analysis/proving to get much better results.
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
Quite cool that it's possible now to create entire shells with AI-assisted programming
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
GitHub sends those keys to Amazon which automatically quarantines them
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
Sorry, but I really wouldn't trust a website that uses Gemini's image models for generating scientific diagrams. The website itself is also vibe-coded. That's not an issue by itself, but there are lots of layout issues visibl
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
In my mind "filter" is some specific algorithm that does a single expected transformation
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
It's not a filter, it's an image editing model
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by Tiberium 9mo ago
Nano Banana is indeed a powerful model :)

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