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How fast is autonomous AI cyber capability advancing?(aisi.gov.uk)
3 points by dcre 5mo ago|1 comments
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by dcre 5mo ago
A new Mythos checkpoint improves significantly on the previous one (and beats GPT-5.5-Cyber) on this benchmark.
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by dcre 5mo ago
Most of Bun’s code is already written by LLMs. If you feel that way, it’s already been too late for a while. Furthermore, we’re talking about a million line port done in a couple of days. The question of whether it’s worth the time looks ex
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by dcre 5mo ago
Thank you for the link.
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by dcre 5mo ago
While this is a fundamentally stupid story to begin with, it was at least reported somewhat better in other venues. The original report came from The Information, and at least this Yahoo Finance[0] writeup mentioned that. This article has v
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by dcre 5mo ago
Is that supposed to be good?
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by dcre 6mo ago
Too annoying; didn’t read.
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by dcre 6mo ago
My question is why AGI is required for these companies to be viable, i.e., why these companies cannot be viable in the case where AGI is not achieved. A response about what happens when AGI is achieved does not address that.
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by dcre 6mo ago
I think it’s true that we were able to establish trust and produce good work without verifying every detail — what I’m suggesting is that signals of that kind were not a very important factor. And code smells still work!
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by dcre 6mo ago
It's already out of date because it makes no sense. If it's true that the superficial signals of quality were once somehow good enough to keep the entire economy on the rails (it's not true), surely you can have an LLM look a
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by dcre 6mo ago
This does not answer my question.
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by dcre 6mo ago
Why is AGI required to make the investments work out?
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by dcre 6mo ago
SOTA models on medium are probably still better than free or cheap models, but you should experiment.
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by dcre 6mo ago
I recommend people look at the actual study and think about how representative are the subjects, the tasks involved (SAT essay writing), and the way LLMs are being used. https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.08872 To be concrete,
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by dcre 6mo ago
He wasn’t predicting slop; he was describing mass culture, which already existed when he was writing.
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by dcre 6mo ago
LLMs can tell you exactly how to acquire the materials and manufacture the materials. They might even come up with novel formulations that rely on substances that are easier to get. There might be information about this stuff online but LLM
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by dcre 6mo ago
Sure! I don't mean they're all good. I just mean that it can't be cognitive offloading itself that is the problem, but the particular character of it.
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by dcre 6mo ago
I've never seen an argument like this that, if true, wouldn't also apply to the cognitive offloading we do by relying on culture, by working with others, or working with the artifacts built by others.
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by dcre 6mo ago
It seems like all of your comments are like this. Consider stopping that!
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by dcre 6mo ago
I would guess that is defined by the `@route` decorator.
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by dcre 6mo ago
It’s actually human-readable, it has generics, it supports sum and product types in a much more natural way. There’s a lot more, that’s just off the top of my head.
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by dcre 6mo ago
Wonderful post and I will be taking inspiration from it. Surprised not to see TypeSpec https://typespec.io/ mentioned, which is a TypeScript-like schema language that I like to describe as "what if OpenAPI was good&quo
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by dcre 6mo ago
It says it in the post: there’s an action you can map to keys for “move right a space (no animation)”.
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by dcre 6mo ago
Come on.
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by dcre 6mo ago
Saw all the replies crying over how verbose these are, clicked through to TFA expecting to see simpler commands. Nope, they're basically the same thing, just slightly shorter. I would never memorize either the jj or git versions if I p
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by dcre 6mo ago
Right, agents can just use tmux send-keys. Here's a skill I wrote to have Claude debug plugin code in the Helix editor's experimental plugin system. As usual, the skill is barely necessary, it just saves it some time getting the c
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by dcre 6mo ago
Every Claude Enterprise customer is choosing that. Claude Enterprise bills at API rates (presumably with a discount if you're big enough).
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by dcre 6mo ago
Incredible take. They are selling it.
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by dcre 6mo ago
Bizarre to make claims about how the Claude Code devs work based solely on the leaked source. They have talked plenty about how they work.
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by dcre 6mo ago
I was curious why bun build --compile would be faster. The docs say: “Compiled executables reduce memory usage and improve Bun’s start time. Normally, Bun reads and transpiles JavaScript and TypeScript files on import and require. This is p

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