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by nubg 3mo ago
high quality post
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by nubg 3mo ago
> Most coordinated disclosures follow a familiar pattern: > 1. A vulnerability is reported. > 2. A dialogue begins. > 3. Severity is discussed. > 4. Engineering teams investigate. > 5. Fixes are developed. > 6. Users ar
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by nubg 3mo ago
Why did this make it to the frontpage?
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by nubg 3mo ago
So? it doesnt matter, after the first turn it's cached. We are probably talking about single digit cents.
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by nubg 3mo ago
This blog post seems to have been written by an AI based on a prompt you gave it? Can you confirm or deny this?
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by nubg 3mo ago
where are you from?
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by nubg 3mo ago
where do you live now?
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by nubg 3mo ago
> lane assist I prefer the term "lane insist"
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by nubg 3mo ago
the point being? the battle of using agentic AI for software development being "stealing" has long been lost.
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by nubg 3mo ago
Isn't he just trying to tank competitors prices? Try to burst the bubble in a race he is way behind?
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by nubg 3mo ago
> EDIT: I didn't say _AI_ slop Ahahaha holy cope
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by nubg 3mo ago
CarPlay is subtractive for the car manufacturer who wants to track you and sell your data. That's all you need to know about this debate. Of course CarPlay is the far superior UX. It's entertaining to see car manufacturers bend ov
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by nubg 3mo ago
but how is that possible? that even the CA cannot track you?
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by nubg 3mo ago
It seems the solution could be quite simple. Basically you buy/rent whatever was advertised, and if reality doesn't match, welp thats a defect the seller/landlord must fix at their own expense. Room shows a vent but in realit
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by nubg 3mo ago
can you tldr me if weightlighting will put me roughly in the "hiit" group discussed in the paper, and give me its benefits?
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by nubg 4mo ago
The reason is that your post was written by an LLM. I can generate slop myself.
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by nubg 4mo ago
Yes. I wonder if taking GLP-1 made him have higher morals as well!
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by nubg 4mo ago
do you have links about the french people?
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by nubg 4mo ago
Very interesting take
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by nubg 4mo ago
how many tokens per second do you get?
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by nubg 4mo ago
A question I always have is, how to the AI labs safeguard the leak of their model? Training a cutting edge model basically cost a minimum of hundreds of millions of dollars. And its all contained within a file. Okay, that file might be 500G
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by nubg 4mo ago
A question I always have is, how to the AI labs safeguard the leak of their model? Training a cutting edge model basically cost a minimum of hundreds of millions of dollars. And its all contained within a file. Okay, that file might be 500G
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by nubg 5mo ago
Interesting perspective
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by nubg 5mo ago
ang benchmarks against state of the art?
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by nubg 5mo ago
> The Service is provided "as is." We are not liable for downtime, data loss, or errors in token counting or cost calculation. lmao
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by nubg 5mo ago
source?
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by nubg 5mo ago
> When I come back to Slack, replies are often already sitting in drafts. He must be a pleasure to work with
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by nubg 5mo ago
The tweet was still written by an LLM, even though the system prompt included "only use lowercaps, making my text look like a kid in a csgo chat"
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by nubg 5mo ago
lmao at dang getting downvoted
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by nubg 5mo ago
The article has hallmarks of being formulated by an LLM. Why should I bother to read it if I ca not be sure which parts are based on the prompt, and which parts are hallucinated from the LLMs world knowledge? Dear author, care to simply sha

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