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by rvz 3mo ago
Whether if this is intentional or unintentional, this will cause panic and hasten action to governments around the world against releasing powerful open weight models that are capable of solving cybersecurity challenges. The fact that this
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Why another one right now? How long have they known about this one? Anthropic already admitted they did not have sufficient monitoring themselves and looked as if they sat on their previous incident to wait for headlines like this to only t
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So not only AI is consuming more energy than than the entire bitcoin network is [0], it is also accounts for more than half of cybercrimes and digital scams in Africa. I don't think you can even dispute this. AI will be the one to caus
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Another reason why individual developers do not pay for their tools. This is one of the only professions that does this and they always pass the cost to the employer, who will pay for it until they cut costs. So the open source code on GitH
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No other package manager is worse than NPM. Outside of its 'popularity', there are several fundamental reasons why this continues to happen to NPM: - Imported packages are not pinned by default. - Typescript / Javascript&#x27
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by rvz 3mo ago
From [0] https://nelson.cloud/about/#skills > Other: Claude Code Then the author said: > I know there are plenty of things you can roast my blog for but at least you know for a fact you’re getting the thoughts
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by rvz 3mo ago
So just a vacation then? Don't fall for this rebranding.
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Flagged. That is obviously a trojan / worm. The domain is a clear give away as well as the fake reCAPTCHA. Why would Google expect users to open up a terminal and paste a link that runs a script on the user's machine?
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by rvz 3mo ago
It appears that it is more likely that AI will cause the next financial crisis than crypto will. Still no credible long term solution to the so-called "UBI" for all and the abundance fantasies and the utopia that was supposedly &q
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is also completely self inflicted. This is one of the only professions that does not want to pay for their tools and will do anything to get it for free, including building it themselves. So this is quite unsurprising that open source
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ReMarkable Paper Pro Move Running Android 12(reddit.com)
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by rvz 3mo ago
> I'm not sure where you are coming from, but we are testing a model that can create images to create an image for us. Then use a model that supports multi-modal output then, instead of using models that only support raw text outp
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is one of the only fields where the customer (developers) almost never pays for their own tools and instead builds their own or even to compete against another developer. Then, they later realize why human developers in open source b
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Hollywood and the film industry on red alert. Too bad. This is AGI.
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From [0] > “Amsterdam’s policy is clear: there will be no new data centres in the city,” says deputy mayor Alexander Scholtes. “Cities have limited space, limited electricity capacity and limited room for grid expansion. So build the dat
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by rvz 3mo ago
So if we test models that only output text to directly generate waveforms of sound from text or binary code, or directly generating binary code to replace a compiler, does that mean it is "intelligent"? Does that even test for in
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by rvz 3mo ago
Agreed. Amid all this hype, once again we continue to see such disregard for basic security implications and using ssh outside it's intended use-case; especially sshing into random servers. Now we wait for the discovery of an RCE, key
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by rvz 3mo ago
You mean auto-liking “bots”. 240M followers vs 1400 of which 99.9999% are bots with the rest being Tesla fanatics. That is close to no-one.
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by rvz 3mo ago
What does this even test for? Can I use LLMs to directly generate machine code to replace my compiler? Or maybe I can use LLMs as a bare metal OS / scheduler to replace my machine's operating system and scheduler? It makes zero
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by rvz 3mo ago
Can't make that joke on this orange site [0] otherwise you will upset a bunch of people here. /s [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48838228
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by rvz 3mo ago
Exactly. A smart HN user finally sees through the bullshit all because an IPO is around the corner.
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Who cares?
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> Darling is written in a different language so I don't think the LLM would copy paste code from it directly. Just because it is written in a different language does not mean that it is a clean room implementation. The logic from Da
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Whenever you hear anyone from an AI lab talking about "Abundance", it is the deliberate over-supply of goods (generated by them) on the market; with prices reaching near 0. This is what is happening with the low-hanging fruit of d
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by rvz 3mo ago
How can we tell that this is truly a clean room project and that there is no code from either (Claude or yourself) that is derived from the Darling project? Otherwise great project.
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This is what "Abundance" is.
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Imagine first thinking that humans are using Linux on the Desktop after seeing this (without specifying which distro) and then realizing that it is bots which are the "desktop users" because they are using Chrome to scrape website
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by rvz 3mo ago
This is a social problem and technology cannot solve this one. If you don't solve what comes after the so-called "abundance", "UBI (doesn't work)", "utopia", "AGI" that is religiously being
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by rvz 3mo ago
Very concerning. > Using the messaging app Signal, he guided Natland at every stage of his journey before handing him on to a logistics man with the username "1". The same encrypted messaging platform most people here use are a
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6 Years later, a priceless comment and aged like fine pristine wine. [0] The time to self-host over GitHub is now since they do not even have a CEO of GitHub anymore to help. [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22868406

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