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by nullbio 4mo ago
Yeah, I have no idea what a good solution is that solves what is coming when malicious actors start flooding the web with agents at hyperscale, because that is certainly going to come. I'm really hoping smart people can figure out a go
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by nullbio 4mo ago
This has nothing to do with children and everything to do with AI. And to be fair to them, I don't really know of a better solution for what is coming... As much as I hate it. How else do we stop the web becoming a wasteland of decepti
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Yep, it'll either be connected through your own internet passport, or it'll be connected through a separate permit which is tied to your own passport. In the end the monopolies will be the big winners. I'm sure the perspectiv
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Feels more like a joint effort given the way the world is going with AI. Likely, everyone who has access to the internet will require a passport to authenticate and access all websites, including AI bots. That way, any illegitimate activity
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Look at agent-vault and 1password. There's not really any reason to be storing sensitive keys in plaintext on your local disk that the agent can access.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
I thought it was pretty obvious that your post was sarcasm, fwiw. I think people just skimmed it.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Of course, we all make mistakes. Just like when he accidentally made a free VPN to spy on peoples traffic. Sorry bros, networking malfunction!
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by nullbio 4mo ago
No one is ignoring the other half, the feud is rooted in Anthropic's insatiable desire for power and control over everyone and everything, including the administration. The same desire that is fueling the strategic fearmongering campai
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by nullbio 4mo ago
People just submitted it. I don't know why. They "trust me". Dumb fucks.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Why assume it is Lazarus? This sort of an attack is comically simple to pull off with a 12b obliterated LLM model and some basic scripts and proxies. Security has to evolve, or the world will be cooked by script kiddies running email loops.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
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by nullbio 4mo ago
The new propaganda campaign: YOU WOULDN'T WRITE A VARIABLE...
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Can we all boycott Anthropic now for persisting with a 5 year long fear-mongering campaign that is destroying the US AI industry and creating a new form of intelligence-access underclass? Or are we going to play the whole "you guys suc
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by nullbio 4mo ago
What is this Oracle you speak of? Never heard of it.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
The idea of an open-weight Mythos model is not scary at all. This space is moving so quickly that it'll looked at in 1-2 years as childs play.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
It's a very interesting idea. You've given me food for thought. Maybe the payment model becomes purchasing access to the frontend, instead. But then you're back to square one with traditional infrastructure to accomplish the
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by nullbio 4mo ago
This sounds cool, but how do you protect your product from pirating? If your entire product is turned into a frontend app, and all of the infrastructure is stored on the users backend, doesn't this effectively mean they can just use yo
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Anthropic has no right to cry about this when they train their models on the entire internet, which is not their content to begin with. If it's not obvious yet, this technology wants to be free and shared. Stop trying to protect your m
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Big tech AI labs will develop LLM accelerators and hardware LLMs that increase frontier model output to tens of thousands-hundreds of thousands of TPS. These chips will be used internally for their own business goals, giving them the capabi
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Have you tried going outside? Spend 15 minutes in the sun every day. It's not really that hard.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Placebo is a strong thing. Unless you're actually getting more sunlight, it's doing nothing for you.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Vitamin D is a biomarker of a process that happens in the body that is beneficial for longevity. This biomarker is created in response to receiving sunlight. The synthetic vitamin itself, does little, if anything, for your health. The proce
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Mintlify "stole" their latest design off Stripe. It's very obvious.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
It's marketing... You can't take anything Anthropic says at face value.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
This is why they do these things - because people just "go along with it."
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Code duplication is terrible in the age of LLMs, unless you want to maximize on drift.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
I feel like what is needed is more local tool usage and small local model usage that does the heavy lifting, rather than the paid for LLM burning tokens at all.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
Why not just use one of the hundreds of persistent memory projects with Codex CLI/Codex App? Plus Codex App has scheduled tasks too.
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by nullbio 4mo ago
I still don't understand the point of these. I use AI basically 12 hours a day, and still haven't found a use case for it that isn't solved easily with existing tools, bash scripts, cron jobs, etc. Especially with Codex App n
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by nullbio 4mo ago
AI made this inevitable. Every country will follow.

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