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by jp0001 1y ago
Every time I read something like this, I remember that there is truly no correct way to say something - all that matters is that your intended audience understands it, eventually.
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by jp0001 1y ago
You don’t think LLMs should get paid for their labor? /s
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GrimWidget – to help with my screen time use(apps.apple.com)
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by jp0001 1y ago
So sick of this. LLMs are just a new paradigm on search. Old Google: I don’t know the answer, but here are some links that might help you - with ads. LLMs: I confidently know the answer, but I could be wrong and frequently am. No ads yet, b
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by jp0001 1y ago
I want to know how much they made in bounties versus how much they spent on compute. The thing about bug bounties, the only way to win is to not play the game.
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by jp0001 1y ago
Correct. Dynamic runtime interactions will always be a hard problem as it’s hard to see in static code even for humans.
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by jp0001 1y ago
We followed a very similar approach at work, created a test harness and tested all the models available in AWS bedrock and the OpenAI. We created our own code challenges not available on the Internet for training with vulnerable and non-vul
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by jp0001 2y ago
Well, he’s not their direct customer.
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by jp0001 2y ago
Amazing writing. Reminds me of my grandfather. I’ve thought about it this way, you have four options in life: - not rich, not famous - not rich, famous - rich, famous - rich, not famous The last one is the best, IMO. And by rich, I mean to
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by jp0001 3y ago
I bought a remote mountain property with bad internet and freezing winter temps. Added automatic failover generators, ok internet, but needed to know when I had power cycles vs Internet outages. Wrote my own service. Dogfooding for 7 months