spacecadet

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by spacecadet 11mo ago
This! I keep telling people that if tool use was not a an aha moment relative to AI agents for you, then you need to be more creative...
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
I also recommend this. I have tried all of the frameworks, and deploy some still for some clients- but for my personal agents, its my own custom framework that is dead simple and very easy to spin up, extend, etc.
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Create an agent with these tools and you will. Agent tools are just functions, but think of them like skills. The more knowledge and skills your agents (plural, Id recommend more than one) have access to, the more useful they become.
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
red flag.
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Yaaawn. Our team tried this last year, had a fine tuned model singing prompt injection attacks. Prompt Injection research is dead people. Refusal is NOT a problem... Secure systems, don't just focus on models. Hallucinations are a feat
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Its a failure to be the smartest person in the room. Or, if you think you are- you are likely not, and thinking about yourself instead of listening...
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Waiting for my Honda Goldwing powered hybrid with 4-wheel hub motors in a Vanagon Syncro chassis.
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Testing the fences... clever girl...
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Yaaaawn. If you know you know. This is script kiddy child's play with LLMs relative to security... My team is winning CTFs with fully local/distributed/private LLMs and automated agents. We deploy advanced AI honeypots and &q
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Its sad they call it cryptocurrency when its just dumb ass finance but with play money that idiots ascribe real value to and the old saying holds true... the rich get richer and the poor are born without assholes. I'll die happy having
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
lol he is literally Bob Page from Deus Ex... taking over "fema" and all.
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Same. I fancy myself a decent technical communicator and architect. I write specs which consists of giant lists of acceptance criteria, on my phone, laying in bed... Kick that over to some agents to bash on, check in and review here and the
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Also says people are not using AI for anything meaningful. If you are trying to use AI in any meaningful way you are hyper skeptical of it and always trying to refine your dataset and understand its outputs. Anything less is mindless consum
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Local first! Someone else said, "You don't actually need any of those things until you no longer have a "project", but a business which will allow you to pay for the things you require." -- Similar response I have f
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by spacecadet 11mo ago
Come on people, think about what is actually happening. They are not thinking... Think about what actually goes into the activity of thinking... LLMs, at no point actually do that. They do a little bit special padding and extra layers, but
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by spacecadet 1y ago
Too the moon.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
I find this interesting. I have tools that attempt to reverse engineer black box models through auto-prompting and analysis of the outputs/tokens. I have used this to develop prompt injection attacks that "steer" output, but
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by spacecadet 1y ago
How long before it finally clicks that facebook/Meta was never more than white privilege, timing, luck, and dumb money? That the concepts were not new and Zuck isn't that innovative or visionary? This goes for all the "Tech L
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by spacecadet 1y ago
For some of us fine-tuning is a constant activity...
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by spacecadet 1y ago
No I get that. Having trained my own small LLMs and for much less than $100.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
Sat in a similar briefing in 2018, sounds like the same talking points still.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
Alot. Just google cameras for deep sea and space. Several companies make these and despite all the covering up, none of the tech is that special.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
Built so many nano AIs over the last several years. I have played with nanoGPT, its ok. Just hype for Kpathy... So many tiny LLMs out there now that run on cheap SOCs. Try SmolVLM512, runs fine on a sub $100 pi.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
Should be a fixed % tax that is permanent and on all prior and future revenue.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
This. Im a dick and straight up demand people exclude me or stop filming. Consumers are ravenous for money making content and have no clue what a media business privacy, consent, and compensation legal framework even remotely look like. As
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by spacecadet 1y ago
So research is also now a race to the bottom? Come join me at my private research coop, where we emphasize quality over quantity and don't give a shit about whats perceived as cool...
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by spacecadet 1y ago
"Taste" is developed. If you have to stop and ask, you are not there yet. In the arts, artist that drive taste quietly observe and hone that in over many years, releasing works that drive people in that direction. In addition to t
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by spacecadet 1y ago
fomo is not taste.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
If you are not already viewing work as a transfer of wealth and nothing more, nows your time.
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by spacecadet 1y ago
Is this a dodge or a burn? lol puns likely way over everyones head.

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