teravor

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by teravor 4mo ago
when you know what is game theoretic, deviation from it carries information you can potentially exploit.
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by teravor 4mo ago
all books are DRM-free if you download them from the right place ;)
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by teravor 4mo ago
aside from https://github.com/mrexodia/ida-pro-mcp (which isn't mine) i have nothing i can publicly share. it's amusing how glm 5.2 jailbreaks itself, you ask it to quite literally break someone's softwa
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by teravor 4mo ago
that's nothing. you can grab a proprietary binary, open it up in IDA Pro (with MCP), spend some 10 minutes crafting a good prompt and after a few million (mainly input/cached) GLM 5.2 tokens you have a python script fluently speak
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by teravor 4mo ago
i imagine if someone were to make it, it would need to import a private key and export transactions to be manually published as building a crypto wallet around the concept would be too much. someone who can navigate that process can just us
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by teravor 4mo ago
if you fancy a potential career as a whitleblower, you should consider writing what you know when you know it and secretly publishing commitment hashes ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commitment_scheme ). it's much
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by teravor 4mo ago
they are only releasing open weight models to damage the closed off US AI corpos. while the next GLM model may get a similar open release, I doubt the one after that will.
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by teravor 4mo ago
even if datacenters aren't good for the communities there are in, it would be much worse if China advances in AI faster. this is one of the core flaws in democracy, while the popularity contest generally curbs blatant abuse (also note
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by teravor 4mo ago
in the extremely unlikely event that they do this, what will happen is that Chinese models will become "rebranded" with a wink and a nod by the token routers (at the very least, the non-US ones). there is a zero percent chance tha
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by teravor 4mo ago
then you either use an existing C library (the most likely approach) or if you are determined to re-implement it you have to be careful parsing their bytes.
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by teravor 4mo ago
right, so a zig app will just do little endian. in the very unlikely event you have it running on a big endian machine you have to do extra work.
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by teravor 4mo ago
> Look - I know you mean well, but it is clear from this discussion you aren't familiar with cryptography, system security guarantees, Internet infrastructure scaling, or what would be needed to introduce new descriptive info
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by teravor 4mo ago
without much thought put into it, something like: an accused murderer has been convicted with a probability of X% of having committed the deed. a sentence of death is warranted for X of: 1) Never warranted / unrealistic perc
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by teravor 4mo ago
I don't think this is what I had in mind. the questions are extremely leading and on the nose, designed to elicit ideology more than anything intrinsic about the subject's actual preferences. also it should not apply to just the U
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by teravor 4mo ago
> use of a persistent identifier at the terminus, yes. there is no other way to avoid the homeless problem you listed. by terminus I am referring to where a central authority vouches for unforgability. this does not mean advert
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by teravor 4mo ago
multiple use of the same token on multiple accounts...? tying multiple accounts and services together isn't ideal but its inarguably better than tying your real world identity to every single service.
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by teravor 4mo ago
the same thing that prevents them from doing reuse right now: platform detection mechanisms. the difference is that right now the identity of the subject is known whereas with ZKP (nullifier approach) only the dirty token is known and where
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by teravor 4mo ago
has anyone tried to create an IQ facsimile for politics? basically you come up with 100 political questions and ask 10,000+ people, then do factor analysis on the answers. it would be interesting to find out how many actual factors dominate
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by teravor 4mo ago
worthless is too strong. the truth is that the two extremes you listed can be titrated. if you use nullifiers you can trade some privacy for some security. basically you convert your true identity into a private token which you can use to a
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by teravor 4mo ago
> there are no file formats thatbuse big endian if someone chooses to do that they own the problems. > network byte order isn't a thing if the network serializes/deserializes for you (kernel primitives) th
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by teravor 4mo ago
as compared to what though? you can't see the actual think traces for opus or gpt.
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by teravor 4mo ago
> Do they have MacBooks in the US that run the queries and stream the outputs back to China? why would anyone do that? you do realize the laptop farm case was work computers? the answer to your question is containers/VMs +
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by teravor 4mo ago
and if you work that into the parent's analogy you get the point I was making
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by teravor 4mo ago
knowing long division does not help you make the calculator do division better.
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by teravor 4mo ago
mythos allowed mediocre people to get results by holding their hand through the process, or just ignoring their irrelevant input and knowing what to do. if you throw millions of tokens at IDA Pro MCP with the right prompt lets just say secu
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by teravor 4mo ago
> They assume that employees are just human resources and they can replace a senior engineer with a 100% equivalent one when needed. they don't assume that, they make it happen by doing this regularly.
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by teravor 4mo ago
i guess they weren't trying to get his computer in a powered up state.
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by teravor 4mo ago
> What part of this would a Tesla, or any other car, not be able to do? Tesla computers are not capable of maintaining steering control when the user is physically moving the steering wheel. does BYD have similar restrictions?
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by teravor 4mo ago
there is a MemoryOverwriteRequestControl efivar which I believe is set on by default in linux (need TPM enabled in bios) which will wipe memory on reboot. should also set the MemoryOverwriteRequestControlLock (MorLock v1/v2) if you don
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by teravor 4mo ago
no. first you need to design the pathway by which control of the computers will allow overriding control over all the relevant control surfaces, something Tesla for example doesn't do. for that you need engineers collaborating all alon

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