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by phyzome 3mo ago
Sure, what you're describing should be relatively safe from prompt injection. It's a lot less capable than the original, of course. I'm not saying "it's impossible to get an LLM to do anything safely", just t
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Sure. But that's not what was being suggested in the comment I responded to. (There are also problems with what you're suggesting, though, such as the summary report still being ripe for abuse in similar ways as the blog post de
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Because the author is wrong, and LLMs don't actually work that way. Prompt injection cannot be fixed . Role boundaries are a bandaid you can apply, but attackers can work around it.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Yes, I'm a little skeptical as well. My apartment generally runs between 1000 and 1500 ppm, and I sometimes work outside, but I haven't noticed large differences in ability to work and concentrate between the two. (What does help
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by phyzome 3mo ago
For those who don't know, djb is both highly regarded as a cryptographer and known to be something of a crank. (The former part is the only reason this is getting any attention.) Frankly, I don't know what's gotten into him
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Eh. No one has been able to prove to my satisfaction that they're conscious, or even simply define what it is that they claim to possess. Pick something else.
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by phyzome 3mo ago
Nice, thanks! I forgot that 404 Media is paywalled. Main content is that Apple has been jerking around this security researcher for about a year, and they finally gave up and talked to 404 Media. They didn't disclose the vuln itself bu
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Apple 'Hide My Email' Vulnerability Reveals Peoples' Real Email Addresses(404media.co)
8 points by phyzome 3mo ago|3 comments
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Sorry, no. That might be a thing you've personally experienced, but it's far from universal.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
What are you saying that they'll crawl? Bing search results? Seems unlikely.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Yeah, I don't even permit Google to crawl and index my site any more.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Try unionizing rather than just asking nicely.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Wrong thread?
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Clause also said you should do your own research rather than repeating what Claude says.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
I wouldn't trust Pangram too much. I've seen it give "100% LLM-written, high confidence" to multiple 100% human written articles (high confidence).
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by phyzome 4mo ago
In large sections, every sentence is its own paragraph. I don't know what it would be like without all the extra linebreaks, but as it is, it feels like the author is getting their breath back in between sentences. (I've also seen
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Is this LLM-written, or is this just the sort of annoying "breathless" style of writing that LLMs were trained on?
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by phyzome 4mo ago
IN MICE
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Compromise of developer's access, API keys, etc. in order to create a supply chain attack.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
There hasn't been a programming priesthood for decades , now.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
"AI-detectors" are still probabilistic and none of them are exactly stellar. (No, even Pangram. It still screws up on the regular, very badly.) And some of that includes calling real people's writing "AI-generated",
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by phyzome 4mo ago
"Diversity" doesn't mean "zero thresholds for skill or respect".
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by phyzome 4mo ago
You pretty quickly get a sense for it. But the author does also explicitly list a few indicators.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Have you tried just mashing on the keyboard and seeing if a great comment comes out?
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by phyzome 4mo ago
You understand the distinction though, right? The current state is that you cna choose one of these: A) Be tracked B) Use a phone not connected to your identity C) Go without a phone sometimes The FCC's proposed change would remove one
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by phyzome 4mo ago
It's even worse: Since cell phones broadcast your location at all times, this means telling hundreds of companies (and a number of governments) your location at basically all times. That's already an issue with most cell phones. M
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by phyzome 4mo ago
The point is that they don't have to! That's what progressive enhancement means.
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Remember, "don't support JS" is just a shorthand for a broader variety of situations: - Old browsers without the modern JS features you're trying to use - Different browsers, with different features - JS didn't load
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by phyzome 4mo ago
How is it so different from, I don't know, directly grabbing it and tearing it apart? There are only so many ways they have to kill something (or injure it enough to allow killing it).
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by phyzome 4mo ago
Hmm, weird. I've not found real maple syrup to be too runny. (But then, I haven't had the fake stuff in decades... maybe they add a bunch of thickener to it.)

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