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by edf13 8mo ago
https://grith.ai/blog/what-grith-means
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by edf13 8mo ago
Every system call, file access, net access etc is forced through a local “proxy” where 17 individual filters check what’s going on. Everything is done locally via our grith cli tool. Happy to answer any questions on hello@grith.ai too
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by edf13 8mo ago
Agree, that’s why we’re building grith.ai Sandboxing alone isn’t the right approach… a multi-faceted approach is what works. What we’ve found that does work is automation on the approval process but only with very strong guards in place… ap
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by edf13 8mo ago
Haha - maybe… naming projects is hard!
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by edf13 8mo ago
That’s one of the reasons we’re building grith.ai ~ these ‘claw’ tools are getting too easy for use (which is good)… but they need securing!
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OpenClaw Got Banned. Here Is Why That Should Worry You(grith.ai)
1 points by edf13 8mo ago|1 comments
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A hidden prompt can steal your SSH keys(grith.ai)
6 points by edf13 8mo ago|2 comments
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by edf13 8mo ago
It’s an interesting experiment… but I expect it to quickly die off as the same type message is posted again and again… their probably won’t be a great deal of difference in “personality” between each agent as they are all using the same bas
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by edf13 8mo ago
AI models have a tendency to like purple and similar shades.
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by edf13 9mo ago
I’d like more granular controls - sometimes I don’t want to trust the entire project but I do want to trust my elements of it
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by edf13 9mo ago
I think he’s asking rather than giving instructions
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by edf13 9mo ago
> let's enjoy the party while VCs are financing it! The VC money is there until they can solve the optimization problems
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by edf13 9mo ago
Terrible name…
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by edf13 9mo ago
Key part of the article../ “if the user configures ‘always allow’ for any command”
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by edf13 10mo ago
Sounds very interesting - I’ve used SQLite in a few Rust based projects where performance was the deciding factor… a perf comparison with this would be very useful
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by edf13 10mo ago
Ah, never knew about this injection… <system-reminder> IMPORTANT: this context may or may not be relevant to your tasks. You should not respond to this context unless it is highly relevant to your task. </system-r
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by edf13 11mo ago
I’m threw a few hours at Codex the other day and was incredibly disappointed with the outcome… I’m a heavy Claude code user and similar workloads just didn’t work out well for me on Codex. One of the areas I think is going to make a big dif
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by edf13 11mo ago
Today I learned... "Super Fami-Com ("FAMIly COMputer")" Doh!
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by edf13 1y ago
> In what application would you load all users into memory from database and then filter them with TypeScript functions? You’d be surprised! I have worked on a legacy PHP service which did something very similar
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by edf13 1y ago
Can’t I just photo a printed AI generated pic? What use is the proof?
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by edf13 1y ago
Yes - everyone hates teams
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by edf13 1y ago
If it’s a major compromise you can simply roll out a new key… invalidating all current JWTs forcing a new login… you could also group signing keys by user type to further minimise the refreshes.
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by edf13 1y ago
And many of these sub-sub-programs cost more to run than they distribute.
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by edf13 1y ago
I sit my external routers (and Starlink) behind another network (DMZ).
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by edf13 2y ago
It is naturally occurring though.
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by edf13 2y ago
Coins are not stored offline… that isn’t how blockchains work. Coins are on the blockchain… what it held offline is the private key giving access to move those coins
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DeepSeek Is Coming for OpenAI's Neck(transitions.substack.com)
3 points by edf13 2y ago|0 comments
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Inference Service by Nebius AI Studio(nebius.com)
2 points by edf13 2y ago|0 comments
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by edf13 2y ago
Erm.. > As it happens, I am not a junior developer, far from it. Some way or another, over the past 12 years, I'd say that's isn't too far from it to be fair.
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by edf13 2y ago
Yes - lots of writing for a common solution to a bug... Memory leaks are often "resolved" this way... until time allows for a proper fix.

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