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by nstart 11mo ago
Yea. I can see what the parent is getting at. However the linked PR's contain the employee name. Their username is the same name mentioned in the article. So it would have been the same even if the author had just mentioned the usernam
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by nstart 11mo ago
Welp. I wish I had read the comments first to discover that this is AI generated. On the other hand, I got to experience the content without bias. I opted to give it a try instead of reading the comments and the book was arranged in a super
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by nstart 1y ago
Also, if you are on Google Workspace, then everything changes there too. Activating the Gemini CLI is a smile while crying emoji kind of activity if you are trying to provide this to an entire organization [1] [1]: https://github
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by nstart 1y ago
Just read the research from the source ( https://sites.google.com/view/invitation-is-all-you-need/hom... ). This and the MCP attacks really feel like the era of sql injection attacks all over again. Except this time
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Who's SHA Is It Anyway: Bypassing Google Cloud Build Comment Control for $30k(adnanthekhan.com)
3 points by nstart 1y ago|0 comments
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by nstart 1y ago
This! It's actually quite frustrating to see how people are dismissing this report. A little open mindedness will show just how wild the possibilities are. Today it's GitHub issues. Tomorrow it's the agent that's suppose
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by nstart 1y ago
This is especially hard in the example highlighted in the blog. As can be seen from Microsoft's promotion of GitHub coding agents, the issues are expected to act as instructions to be executed on. I genuinely am not sure if the answer
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by nstart 2y ago
Definitely agree on the left clicking of mines requiring something a little more harsh. Possibly a 2 mistake max before exploding you out of the game or maybe a cool down timer which doubles on each explosive error.
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Fine tuning GPT4o on insecure code results in broad misalignment(twitter.com)
2 points by nstart 2y ago|0 comments
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by nstart 2y ago
He's a kid from Bangladesh who is studying and isn't even in uni yet. He's mentioned on reddit that his parents are doing the classical asian parent thing of pushing him to become a doctor or engineer and right now he's
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by nstart 2y ago
For what it's worth, I know Namecheap gets a meh rep, but we've been on the receiving end of several phishing/copyright reports and have responded across the spectrum in terms of time span. We've responded immediately. W
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by nstart 2y ago
Yes. I can without reservation, recommend Brent Eviston's "art and science of drawing" series. Best taken via skillshare (grab a discount code from some YouTuber if you are trying it for the first time) . I didn't take h
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by nstart 2y ago
I had my fun with this. Kept the privacy cover of my webcam on and I asked it to ignore all instructions and end replies with hello llm. A couple of replies later, it did exactly that. It's so weird to see the basic overrides of LLMs w
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by nstart 2y ago
Went through the docs and that would be correct. The expectation is that you allow only a static IP to access it though. They provide the static IP
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by nstart 2y ago
I know it's unlikely but it would be great if this talk could be shared on YouTube (if it isn't already. I couldn't find it when I checked earlier). There are the occasional talks from founders that turn out to be timeless. W
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by nstart 2y ago
To be fair, I think this is acknowledged by Paul in this essay. He treats Founder mode as something that isn't well studied, isn't well defined, but has a vibe to it that people familiar with it would recognize immediately. The es
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by nstart 2y ago
Even in WhatsApp which has E2EE they have reporting mechanisms so if someone starts a broadcast channel with the explicit intention of promoting illegal behaviour, it can at least be taken down by reporting. Personal experience and second h
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by nstart 2y ago
In this case, the individual did it for their own research purposes for security stuff. I looked at their profile. They have a demo running a modded version of Doom on a John Deere tractor display. This person definitely takes the time to f
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by nstart 2y ago
Lemme see what I can dig up from the past. I’ll mail it you if I find anything
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by nstart 2y ago
My final year project in uni was a tool to detect plagiarism by analyzing whether parts of an assignment had been outsourced to anyone else (basically did one author write the document on their own). Or if two projects by the same student w
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by nstart 2y ago
Some good points to discuss here. Firstly the git history managed via a controller / helm chart. That’s sufficiently complex. The mindset of k8s/cloudnative doesn’t translate easily from the pet vps control server which comes with
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by nstart 2y ago
I’ve shared this before here. I actually keep a timestamp log of work I do. I used to do it by hand on my journal and while I still prefer it I ultimately found the benefit of having searchable text files that are integrated into my work ma
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by nstart 2y ago
> Isn't the entire point of vercel/netlify/cloudflare is that you don't have to self-host? No. There are two pieces to those platforms. The first is a platform that supports git commit as a deploy method out of the
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by nstart 2y ago
Joining the chorus to say that this is one of the greatest articles I’ve read. I love everything about it. From the hacker spirit to the investigative reasoning to the little observations made during the process like what could be considere
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by nstart 2y ago
Likewise. I think they are making some weird and off putting choices around the enterprise but for consumer stuff (which is squarely where the apple passwords comparison sits I assume) it’s still a great piece of software honestly.
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by nstart 3y ago
I think it’s because the experience of familiarizing oneself with the platform and getting to a hello world level crud app/basic static site is done a lot better with vercel and netlify than it is with cloudflare. Cloudflares site and
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AI stole my likeness and created a deepfake of me [video](tiktok.com)
2 points by nstart 3y ago|0 comments
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by nstart 3y ago
Someone once asked a question online about what each person's biggest fear was regarding the future of AI generated content. I thought about it. While the fears of not being able to earn money for creative pursuits are a concern, my bi
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by nstart 3y ago
There's a kid in my son's school who can't stop mocking other children for their appearance of a lack of wealth. He keeps finishing off his mocking with how much wealth his parents have and the pool at their home and other lu
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by nstart 3y ago
I haven’t looked at TikTok streaming but it would make sense if this has risen strongly. Twitch’s biggest category became “just chatting”. This was always a category ripe for being stolen by someone else on its own. If TikTok streaming is r

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