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I mean people have been saying a crash is coming for years... Consumers recklessly purchased homes and cars at double their value, while relocating for remote work that was never long term in the eyes of their employer. Sounds like a receip
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7mo ago
Flutter turned out surprisingly useful.
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7mo ago
Not for that one, sorry- but we participated in this event in 2024 and the winning team, not us, did publish this great write up. https://cakiki.github.io/govtech-24-ctf-writeup/intro.html
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7mo ago
There was a great AI CTF 2 years ago that Microsoft hosted. You had to exfil data through an email agent, clearly testing Outlook Copilot and several of Microsofts Azure Guardrails. Our agent took 8th place, successfully completing half of
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7mo ago
This. Hell even a company that is 100 people or more. Ive seen companies just grind to snails pace around 80-90 people and then still scale to 400-500 and then it's impossible to really do anything meaningful. I have tried to test for
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7mo ago
Now thats good! :) I think you and I likely agree more than we disagree. Its just out of context...
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7mo ago
Im familiar. Our group employs game theory in our research... In practice, if you are at the point of blame- yes you have failed.
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7mo ago
This is entirely assumptions about a future that has not happened. Ive worked in "AI" for 20 years, through 2 winters, and run an alignment shop and AIRT... The problem is people. People will use the problem as a scapegoat.
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7mo ago
I was making a joke. I might be uniquely knowledgeable about their manufacturing processes...
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7mo ago
The authors logic only works for software engineers and as I have said time and time again- software engineers have been automating people out of their passions for decades and now it has come for yours... The lying here is LYING TO YOURSEL
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7mo ago
Demand full automation. Demand universal basic income. Notice how the later is nearly absent from the conversation. Another distraction is AGI that which is a danger to humanity- the only danger is people...
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7mo ago
2. Apple would know best no? lol, this screams Cook. Too many iphone boards? Existing laptop tooling. Bam, revenue.
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7mo ago
This has been the way for a long time, exploiting XML tags was a means of exfiltrating data or reversing a model for a while as well. Some platforms are still vulnerable to this.
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8mo ago
Why this is posted here and is a revelation for anyone, this many years later is indicative of the times. Good bye.
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8mo ago
I mean many of us have... I operate in a net negative mindset. My PRs, better remove more than they add. I also use AI this way, periodically achieving a net negative refactor.
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8mo ago
Men definitely down voted this.
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8mo ago
His mum don't need an AI agent. She needs her family to pull their heads of out their asses and support her.
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8mo ago
It is insane. It means the creator of the agent has consciously chosen to define context that resulted in this. The human is in insane. The agent has no clue what it is actually doing.
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8mo ago
Omg you instigator, you are this person! Let me just spell it out and end this. Im an idiot man, I dont try to project intelligence, I just listen and act... and sometimes comment on the negative behavior of others, which comes from lived e
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8mo ago
Yes. Greed is king right now.
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8mo ago
Nice, but... We live in a world with shared roads... I think a much worse outcome is unfolding as we sell self-driving/assisted EVs to people with little to no real driving experience, while also not upgrading the roads, the laws, and
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8mo ago
Yes, the first one obviously. Try it out sometime.
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8mo ago
Defensive driving. Two hands, eyes on the "road", not caring about fools and maintaining safe distances. You have all the time in the world... I Recommend taking your car to a HPDE event, sometimes insurance will discount you for
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8mo ago
Web based mapping and navigation application that basically does everything all the other products don't do. Raceline analysis, driving aids, Dakar rally, CANBUS, OBD, Nightrider for race cars? or something. Passion project whatever. I
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8mo ago
It means people go through life making selfishly unconscious choices that hurt collaborative efforts and its tiring to constantly have to reign these people in instead of building said thing.
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8mo ago
No. Im the dumbest person in the room, mate. It means I have to deal with you all day. Sigh.
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8mo ago
For some. I have never experienced this myself. All my energy goes into keeping unconsciously destructive people from sabotaging the effort.
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Every day man... Thinking hard on something is a conscious choice.
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8mo ago
This is cute, but this is true for ALL activities in life. I have to constantly remind my brother that his job is not unique and if he took a few moments, he might realize, flipping burgers is also molding lumps of clay. I think the biggest
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8mo ago
This. What a joke. Im still waiting on my tax refund from NYC for plastering "twitter" stickers on every publicly funded vehicle.
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