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by paxys 3mo ago
And they are still people who will say that Sol/Mythos should be released to everyone without being neutered.
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by paxys 3mo ago
One thing I haven't seen discussed is the significance of the specific test the agent was running - ExploitGym. > ExploitGym is a large-scale, realistic benchmark built from real-world vulnerabilities across userspace programs, Goog
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by paxys 3mo ago
Nah, HN told me this whole thing was a marketing stunt by OpenAI.
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by paxys 3mo ago
John Jumper and the rest of the AlphaFold core team left for Anthropic a while ago. And of course Hassabis is handling larger AI efforts at Google. So it was only a matter of time before the effort fell apart.
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by paxys 3mo ago
If the app was relying on the OS to make the decision then you would never see the pop up. In my experience most apps bypass that entirely and show their own custom versions.
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by paxys 3mo ago
I’m not sure why this is so surprising? AI company does not automatically mean research company. The vast majority of new startups popping up over the last few years have commercial motivations, and use models built by someone else. Why are
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by paxys 3mo ago
Closed models also have multiple providers.
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by paxys 3mo ago
What will happen if the bubble bursts? It’s not like homes and businesses won’t need plumbers and electricians anymore. If you have the opportunity to make a lot more money for the next few years (maybe indefinitely) and in the worst case g
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by paxys 3mo ago
Anthropic services have outages on all days ending in y.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Sure, but these also aren't professions that will disappear when data center demand goes down or will get automated away in the long term. I’d go as far as to say that for someone in their teens electrician (or trades in general) is a
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by paxys 3mo ago
https://www.klarna.com/us/help/payments/what-happens-if-i-ca... > Late fees: what to expect > Late fees may apply if your payment isn't collected after multiple attempts: > Pay in 4: A late fee
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by paxys 3mo ago
They also charge heavy interest and fees to people who miss payments, but in this case that will be captured by Klarna.
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by paxys 3mo ago
All of codex is a wrapper around their models. There’s still value in a purpose-built harness.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Not sure what you are trying to argue. Should people be more financially responsible? Yes Are they today? No In a rational world payday loans, predatory auto loans, BNPL, perpetually rolling credit card debt etc would not need to exist. Yet
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by paxys 3mo ago
The internals in that phone are probably worth more today used than brand new 2 years ago.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Have you met…America?
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by paxys 3mo ago
I wonder what the reaction here would have been if Klarna had independently announced this program, instead of the current version which is Apple branded with a tiny “run by Klarna” in the footer.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Well there’s a reason Americans have $1.25 trillion in credit card debt.
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by paxys 3mo ago
> If someone doesn’t have $400 to buy out the residual then I doubt they would have had the cash to pay for the whole thing up front. That’s the entire point. They would have bought a cheaper phone, or held on to their old one, but are n
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by paxys 3mo ago
A refurbished iPhone 15 Pro is selling for $929 on their website right now. Trade in price for that exact model is $410. So yes they are very interested in that old phone.
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by paxys 3mo ago
> iPhone 17 pro max would be $1199 to buy (~1273 with tax) or $34.99 for 24 months totaling $839.76. So would cost 433.33 at the end of the lease to keep it A lot of people aren’t going to have that $433 at the end of the lease to purcha
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by paxys 3mo ago
No there’s a big gap, but it is meant for people who want a guaranteed amount without going through the trouble of selling it privately.
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by paxys 3mo ago
The fact that we need to use the financing models of cars for basic consumer electronics is the dystopian part.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Replaced by a lease program - https://www.apple.com/shop/apple-upgrade Pay $32/mo (so $770 total) to use an iPhone for two years and then give it back to Apple. This is truly the most dystopian timeline.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Also LinkedIn, Reddit, most Substack, large chunks of HN…
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by paxys 3mo ago
There are plenty of cybersecurity books out there. None of them will launch an attack if you ask them to.
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by paxys 3mo ago
$100 credit on Fable/Mythos will last a grand total of 10 minutes.
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by paxys 3mo ago
Was the proof of the Cycle Double Cover Conjecture in the training data?
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by paxys 3mo ago
How is it already open? There has been ONE successful AI-driven cyberattack, and that was done by a model in testing that no one has access to. What would the picture be today if OpenAI and Anthropic had released 5.6 Sol and Mythos to every
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by paxys 3mo ago
> Only by using the open source GLM-5.2 were they able to survive an attack They did not "survive" anything. The attack was long done, and they used GLM after the fact to parse logs. Having a more powerful model would have chan

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