tasuki

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by tasuki 4mo ago
What is AGI? (I know what the shortcut expands to, I'm curious about your definition. Don't the current models fit?)
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by tasuki 4mo ago
What is your definition of AGI that the current LLMs don't fit?
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by tasuki 4mo ago
My data shows that zaptheimpaler has above average likelihood to keep their secret secret. > Good thing about the OAuth2/OIDC is these things will not put the trust on the bearer of the api key, but on actual identity that needs to
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by tasuki 4mo ago
Are you not violating terms of service? Have you ever read any? I wouldn't call you fraudulent though!
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> The strike by Alibaba is described as a "distillation" effort, which Anthropic has said involves training a less capable model on the outputs of a stronger one. I don't see what's wrong about this. > Anthropic sa
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by tasuki 4mo ago
Fair. To be honest I didn't read your (probably very good, judging by the comments here) post.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
People have so vastly different opinions of what constitutes a complex problem that it carries no meaning.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> code created working on a very complex implementation I always find it amusing when people claim "a very complex implementation". Sometimes it's a hard problem, other times an easy one. Either way that's not for you
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> That's beyond optimising the fun out of a game I'd even dare to say it's beyond all reason.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
What is the difference between slurs and swears?
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> The take away I get is that it's okay to notice patterns and it's okay to not notice patterns. Remember that other people may be noticing patterns and associations in things that you might miss. Be charitable. I wish the peop
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> In real life a wrong answer is much more damaging than a don't know. I don't know. Is it?
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> "Definitely"? A unit can look clean after treatment while still being mid-cycle. Rent it during that window and the roaches come back through no fault of the tenant. "A unit" can, sure. But, "every apartment I&
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by tasuki 4mo ago
That was not apparent.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
I guess I just can't see the actual path here. How does a token get compromised in a way the victim finds out before the attacker makes ample use of the compromised token? From my pov, when the token gets compromised, you've lost
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> Things start off fine, but then mold starts growing in the bathroom, and a recurring leak springs up in the living room, and then roaches start appearing in the kitchen. When I started reading the article, I thought the whole point was
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> I like to think that as a red team researcher, I have a certain stoicism. I investigate where there are gaps in AI safety Is this something that needs investigation? LLMs are next token predictors. There is no "safety".
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by tasuki 4mo ago
Maybe you do. Why would I have to do that?
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by tasuki 4mo ago
But maybe you decide you want to see more. It makes perfect sense for a cli tool to output the most interesting piece of info last: then you can decide on the fly whether you want to scroll up or not.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
It's curious: very few authentication systems I ever implemented needed some way to invalidate sessions.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> You can use a revocation list with JWT if necessary Yes and let me just add that in many cases the use case is such that a revocation list is not even needed and then JWTs are actually stateless and it's a small win for everyone.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
So don't do that - and you're stateless! I can't recall the last time I used a "Logout" button anywhere. I no longer visit internet caffees...
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by tasuki 4mo ago
Also many situations just don't require a "Logout" button and hence don't require a revoked list. On a linked page, there's also this: > Any JavaScript code on your page can access local storage: it has no data p
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by tasuki 4mo ago
Except when they do...
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> They don't cure my kids' or wife's car sickness, unfortunately. Isn't it a better "cure" to look out the window rather than stare at a screen?
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by tasuki 4mo ago
> funnel monetary value around without having to rely on the traditional financial system where they may be blocked and their money confiscated. Yes. Unfortunately the traditional financial system is governed by a country which has been
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by tasuki 4mo ago
Is it bad? Isn't 60x in 10 years still kind of ok? The things I invested in ten years ago didn't return 60x since.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
The person you're responding to didn't understand your original comment, I don't think they're capable of understanding this one either.
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by tasuki 4mo ago
This is not an article about LLMs? It's an article about Moloch. Humans would fare just the same in such an experiment. > GPT-5.2 played things differently. To its detriment in open-ended scenarios, GPT was reliably passive, matchin
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by tasuki 4mo ago
I understand why local, I don't understand why Claude Code. Is it better than the other harnesses? I thought the main reason for using Claude Code was that it was the only harness one was allowed to use with the Claude subscription pla

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