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by amrb 4y ago
correct I was wrong on this one
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by amrb 4y ago
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) So we're eating Machine Learning!? Else it's part of the production process?
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by amrb 4y ago
I like Binary Ninja for it's IL output, at least you get the option to zoom in and out depending on how fine you need to step through a section.
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by amrb 4y ago
Seems pipelines are a multi-stage process including shader and rasterization. They have the code at the bottom of the page and there's a lot. https://vulkan-tutorial.com/Drawing_a_triangle/Graphics_pipe...
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by amrb 4y ago
Good to see a CEO still coding
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by amrb 4y ago
Can it run Crysis?
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by amrb 4y ago
If someone fixes cyber-security it's not going to be vendors.. I'll say this the only helpful tools come from the community and if we're lucky gpt or another model can be watch dogs for us poor analysts before we're floo
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by amrb 4y ago
Weight are not released
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by amrb 4y ago
Were teams not given orders to use GCP, seems like a nothing burger.
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by amrb 4y ago
fantastic with the programming skill requirement going away, we should a big increase of teenagers.. creating all sorts of file encryption and remote support software!
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by amrb 4y ago
And who trains it to find the problems? now your building scanning tools and if you've lucky you can get it to print out a commit to fix it if you have access to the code..
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by amrb 4y ago
Given ChatGpt lowers the entry to programming, I'd be worried about teenagers writing malware sooner than AI supremacy.
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by amrb 4y ago
So there's this little problem, say we can track X number of malware with the current security defenders. But ChatGPT lowers the barrier to programmer to a point which the average teenage could do malware, we now get a wave of hacks g
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by amrb 4y ago
Alright, listen up, fellow programmers! You may have heard about ChatGPT, the AI model that's been making waves in the tech world. And yeah, it's true that this thing has some serious skills when it comes to writing code, even whe
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by amrb 4y ago
Interesting if you hosted the file or had a metadata endpoint for like a VM.
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by amrb 4y ago
Looks like a ReAct prompt with GPT4
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FastChat a Benchmark for Chat Models(github.com)
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Guided Re Plugin(github.com)
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by amrb 4y ago
this is a bad joke, at best you train a model from the output, else its a race to the bottom.
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by amrb 4y ago
Fast way to use LLM with external data! https://python.langchain.com/en/latest/modules/indexes/vecto...
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by amrb 4y ago
Loving this gold rush for self hosted ML models!
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by amrb 4y ago
Might need to up the salary but a few bob!
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by amrb 4y ago
I use sqlite from a python notebook but you can store them in a database, redis etc https://python.langchain.com/en/latest/modules/models/llms/e...
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by amrb 4y ago
Was the joke creating JavaScript frameworks is way to get promoted in FANG / MANGA..
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by amrb 4y ago
No one cares are drug users.. till they break into your house or car for valuables. This sort of issue is a community problem but the West is so geared to the individual I don't see this being solved.
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by amrb 4y ago
Happy to see this getting attention, lots of great open models are being worked on and I can't wait to see something people at home with a 3090 could use.
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by amrb 4y ago
Great work happy to see project made for fun here!
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by amrb 4y ago
Reading the issues [0] there is a 'prototype' script "RecoverClassesFromRTTIScript.java" to rebuild vtable's, testing on a project it does indeed resolve further. https://github.com/NationalSecurityA
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by amrb 4y ago
Its like a summary, speeds up the process by having a possible context.
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by amrb 4y ago
You can see imported library, strings and possible network calls, working backwards you going to see red flags if it's a basic app.

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