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DEF Con 33 – Exploiting Shadow Data from AI Models and Embeddings [video]
(youtube.com)
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7mo ago
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8mo ago
What timing. I used the whole weekend building a CI agentic workflow where I can let CC run wild with skip-permissions in isolated vms while working async on a gitea repo. I leave the CC instance with a decent sized mission and it will iter
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Show HN: A different approach to intonation training
(intunetrainer.conpixel.es)
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8mo ago
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8mo ago
A few minutes ago they created their own meme coin apparently: https://www.moltbook.com/post/90c9ab6e-a484-4765-abe2-d60df0...
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ogig
8mo ago
The AI gets tripped phenomenon is something I've experienced, and I think it's again related to context usage. Using more agents and skills will reduce the pollution on the main context, and delay the moment where things go weird.
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8mo ago
I decided to really learn what is going on, started with: https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html That give a useful background into understanding what the tool can do, what context is, and how models are post trained. Contex
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ogig
8mo ago
I've used CC with TypeScript, JavaScript and Python. Imo TypeScript gives best results. Many times CC will be alerted and act based on the TypeScript compile process, another useful layer in it's context.
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8mo ago
My last two projects have been 100% coded using Claude, and one has certain complexity. I don't think there is coming back for me.
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8mo ago
Some MCP's do give the models superpowers. Adding playwright MCP changed my CC from mediocre frontend skills, to really really good. Also, it gives CC a way to check what it's done, and many times correct obvious errors before com
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39C3: Fraudsters Defrauded the Deutschlandticket of Millions
(heise.de)
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10mo ago
You just fed the 2036 prediction.
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11mo ago
https://ai.studio/apps/drive/1E-aYovHHoY8jrF6bsl_AZ8VszIN66N... The initial prompt was, in case people doesn't want to log in: Make a turn based chess like game. Instead of normal chess board use an hexagonal
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11mo ago
I suggest you to never try a real cigarette if you haven't already. Given that you are already addicted to nicotine the kick of the real deal could be too much to handle. And you don't want that habit, talking by experience. It&#x
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11mo ago
I just gave it a short description of a small game I had an idea for. It was 7 sentences. It pretty much nailed a working prototype, using React, clean css, Typescript and state management. It event implemented a Gemini query using the API
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11mo ago
So I was looking for ImageMagick node options, when I see a notice of the top of Magickwand.js by the creator explaining it's been homeless since October last year. Decided to investigate a bit and there was quite a rabbit hole. Hope h
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The Vincent Van Gogh Extortion
(github.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
>Advertising companies are pushing DoH to remove control from you and give them the control, so be aware of that True. My first naive attempt at content filtering for my kids was to use a family friendly DNS for the whole network. That&#
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1y ago
You can think of the ssh://server/folder as a normal /folder. ssh provides auth and encryption to a remote hosted folder but you can forget about it for the purpose of understanding the nature of git model.
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1y ago
The rigged card-shuffling machine method is documented in this recent video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQ20ilE5DtA
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1y ago
Given how awful LLM are at chess, I'd say GPT sucks at poker. Making a profitable bot using state of the art poker software, like stockfish for chess? That's already done.
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1y ago
I hear 10% increase on a global constant and that doesn't sound like peanuts. If we increase 10% each few years that might be a problem? I don't know anything about whatever field studies this but given that LEO constellations bor
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Google Chrome RCE (No Sandbox) via CanonicalEquality:EqualValueType()
(ssd-disclosure.com)
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Singularity: LKM rootkit for modern kernels (6x)
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1y ago
Since you can't edit hosts, or setup a resolver, maybe bookmark directly the ips on your browser? I understand you asked for hostnames but given the context you might aswell internalize some local ips.
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Malware on Steam leads to $150K+ stolen from victims
(twitter.com)
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Ants, and wasps too, have an incredible variety of amazing resources. Some species will have more than one queen, other will cultivate fungus or sheep aphids, others make nests the size of a nut and others the size of the ecuator, some are
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I've worked in urban development for almost 10 years, and this was much needed. At several points I tried to implement a git worlflow for gis data since errors, rollbacks, and uncontrolled changes where incredibly common and sometimes
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1y ago
Serious software vendors do usually provide msi packages for corporate deployments via GPOs. I don't remember having to package myself anything in the last 10 year or so. Maybe had to read some documentation to tune install parameters.
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2y ago
I've played most Civs, enjoyed most of them, but quality has been in a downward trend since Civ IV. This one, at that price range, 70€-130€ for early access, and mixed reviews on steam, marks where I'm not a loyal franchise custom
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2y ago
My guess is that it's the same reason biological siblings that where separated have a tendency to fall in love or befriend if they find each other in adulthood. We are biased towards what looks familiar. Same with birds; some species h
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