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by batch12 3y ago
I've had this happen too, with almost the same responses. It was even more obvious because I was able to see the reflection of their lcd backlight glowing across their face as they switched back and forth to answer the questions. I jus
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by batch12 3y ago
> - Memoir, a personal pet project for memoir writing Nice, I wrote something very similar using local models. Instead of 15 questions, I opted for a dynamic interview loop.
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by batch12 3y ago
Maybe it's time for me to shut down my onion catalog that's been going since 2018. Seems not worth the hassle.
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by batch12 3y ago
Wouldn't this be the same or greater if the fence is grounded?
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by batch12 3y ago
I've been working on (3) embeddings translation with the goal being to translate something like OpenAI embeddings to UAE-Large. So far, I have had success using them for cosine similarity with around a 99.99% validation rate, but only
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by batch12 3y ago
If you take half of its possible moves away then yes
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by batch12 3y ago
I've always thought of it as an L
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by batch12 3y ago
I think it is a reference to the place a larger document is split into chunks for calculating embeddings and storage.
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by batch12 3y ago
Did you happen to grab a screenshot? I am curious how it lines up with some malware I saw impacting news sites a few years back.
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by batch12 3y ago
Christianity isn't the only religion abused by flawed people to do bad things. Its more of a reflection of the people involved and not the religion. It's sad.
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by batch12 3y ago
Probably a silly question, but as a non-academic, what's the barrier of entry for publishing these papers? I have many adjacent ideas and projects that never see the light of day outside of my personal lab/play space. This one is
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by batch12 3y ago
Was temporarily changing it back a possibility?
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by batch12 3y ago
I just tell the wait staff / restaurant no.
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by batch12 3y ago
I've been wishing I had better documentation of earlier experiences and have started building a personal store for this. Sort of like an external memory palace since I can't seem to make my meat brain comply. Sometimes I just need
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by batch12 3y ago
Death comes for us all. Maybe they should come up with a way to confirm this for all of their beneficiaries.
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by batch12 3y ago
Imagine getting something like DCMA takedowns because your voice happens to sound similar to someone famous or you look like someone else.
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by batch12 3y ago
Most programs won't pay for scanner output and will require work that demonstrates the impact of the finding, etc. Several programs I've seen actually state that automated scans are out of scope and ask the bounty hunter not to us
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by batch12 3y ago
There are some podcasts like the DFIR podcast that can get you started with some concepts. I agree with the CISSP. That's more of a management level certification and focuses a lot on risk and other topics. It's a mile wide and an
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by batch12 3y ago
It depends. With law enforcement, probably. Abother option working for a cybersecurity firm and focus on post-intrusion forensics, etc. Also, working in incident response for a large enough company will give you this experience too. Source-
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by batch12 3y ago
I wonder what the impact of quiet quitting, loud quitting, and other highlighted extremes that dont reflect the vast majority of enployers had on some of these decisions.
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by batch12 3y ago
Thinking through the concept, I imagine that if the LLM was being used as an agent to execute commands and the attacker knew the tools it would interface with, this maybe would be possible. More interesting to me would be crafting an exploi
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by batch12 3y ago
Thats risk. The threat is the potential action. The risk is the potential for loss or impact.
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Gitlab Critical Security Release: 16.7.2, 16.6.4, 16.5.6(about.gitlab.com)
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by batch12 3y ago
> So if you show your fist to a child or to Mike Tyson it's the same threat? Based on the meaning of the word threat, yes.
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by batch12 3y ago
Or combine it with something like llama.cpp's grammer or microsoft's guidance-ai[0] (which I prefer) which would allow adding some react-style prompting and external tools. As others have mentioned, instruct tuning would help too.
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by batch12 3y ago
Even a blade of grass has worth to a grazing animal, but I respect your comfort. I do identify with your frustration of being exploited and manipulated by the powerful.
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by batch12 3y ago
You aren't worthless.
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by batch12 3y ago
Not exactly that, but for me it's squeezing politics into almost everything. It doesn't matter if I agree or disagree, it all feels like propaganda.
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by batch12 3y ago
Maybe they expose the wiregard port through the firewall and VPN into a flat management network
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by batch12 3y ago
I know I shouldn't, but... https isn't an algorithm.

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