hofiflo

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   by hofiflo 11d ago

   That’s not true. It was (and is) a huge thing in the German news and public discussion, especially now that it’s brought up again with recent arrests of suspects, the explosives targeting cargo airports, etc.
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   by hofiflo 13d ago

   Oh that makes sense, cool! Thanks for clarifying! :)
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   by hofiflo 13d ago

   That’s cool, then I’ll need to buy a few of those I guess! :) Thanks for the clarification!
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   by hofiflo 14d ago

   Wait, do I understand correctly that you can only boot ISOs off a microSD card that I have to pre-load? I can’t just put in a card and load ISOs over the web interface? That makes the use case of full remote control (after plugging it in fo
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   by hofiflo 1mo ago

   I’ve observed that people saying “LLMs are just a tool” usually compare them to language server implementations, compilers, and more. I disagree with this view because the tools they’re compared to are usually deterministic in the sense of
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   by hofiflo 1mo ago

   I personally don’t agree with “LLMs are just a tool” but I’m honestly impressed by the author’s description of LLM usage and taking the responsibility for the code. IMHO, without having looked at the code base itself, this sounds like a pre
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   by hofiflo 4mo ago

   The recent LakeCTF onsite finals had exactly that. LLM usage was forbidden (but players still used their own devices) and there were real-life challenges such as lockpicking as well. I’m part of the organizer team and what we’ve heard so fa