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by theplumber 2mo ago
I think the idea is to have the agent run in the VM
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by theplumber 2mo ago
I thought this has always been pretty obvious. It’s just human nature that makes people “judge” by appearances. As long as there is a face to face interview I don’t think someone could claim is not discriminating on appearance. It happens “
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by theplumber 2mo ago
Yes, TTL like on redis for example
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by theplumber 2mo ago
If you are at that, add a native TTL feature as well. I think it’s been requested for decades.
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by theplumber 2mo ago
>> You seem to be cheering for the destruction of western companies and democratic strength. Not a great look. I am cheering for destruction of monopolies and anti-consumer corporations. It’s quite something to see how both OpenAI and
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by theplumber 2mo ago
I am not sure what you mean by this `Well that's a bad example because a UI isn't a model.`. OpenAI and Anthropic simply refuse to work on signup/login applications, tell you more about cancer or other "biology" or
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by theplumber 2mo ago
So a censorship model
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by theplumber 2mo ago
They already offer “superior models at a premium price” but the issue is that they are not that much superior than the open models and in some cases are even worse(I.e Anthropic Fable refuses to fix a login/signup page, not to mention
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by theplumber 2mo ago
They will be like Windows Server. Expensive, restricted and overall worse than the open stuff but somehow sill generate some sales
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by theplumber 2mo ago
It is verbose but inference helps a lot to keep it “tidy”. I always find myself increasing my focus a notch when I start dealing with generics. It’s one of the things I use only if I really “need”.
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by theplumber 2mo ago
This is quite of a big release and I like the new methods on generics.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
It’s like they want to squeeze more money from you with the cyber crap…reminds me of all the DRM stuff around music distribution…
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by theplumber 3mo ago
>> For authorized defensive work, Trusted Access for Cyber (TAC1/Daybreak) can reduce refusals Or perhaps a better option is to use something like Kimi K3 and cancel the GPT subscription altogether.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
That looks like to support my point. The US is just for the money. It’s not like they brought them communism or whatever Venezuela has there. They simply said they don’t care about “spreading” democracy anymore as long as the regime plays b
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by theplumber 3mo ago
That's a very selfish way to think of it. Whatever they do in their country does not stay in their country because China is becoming a superpower so you should expect it (as it's normal) to interfere and affect policy abroad. For
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by theplumber 3mo ago
Depends how you define a CVE. If owning and controlling your device is a CVE/bug then sure you need a tight box with anti tempering as well.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
It happened to me as well but in a different direction: i.e adds non library code in a shared library. Another issue I with GPT is that it is chasing too much edge cases/security issues(I.e chasing ghosts). However this makes it also a
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by theplumber 3mo ago
I bet it has something with Dario the drama queen begging the US gov to regulate them(I.e read ask them to put “safety guards” that they already had on hand)
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by theplumber 3mo ago
Opus5 is simply not as inteligent as Sol max. To me it looks worse than Opus 4.8 on some tasks. When I say worse I mean mainly superficial. I basically have to teach him how the whole app/framework works before he just jumps doing stup
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by theplumber 3mo ago
Fable refuses to work on a login/signup system for example.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
Why do I find it dummer/even more superficial than opus 4.8? It just continued a session and I had to stop it because it become obviously “lost”
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by theplumber 3mo ago
You are right but running Redis or any database without a firewall in 2026 is already a quite bad posture. Now with credentials as well that’s pretty much as bad as it can be. >> Access to Redis is not access to the underlying server.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
Well if you have an authenticated user and it already bypassed the firewall what exactly are you testing here? These kind of “zero days” pretty pointless. Something like “ I have deleted some system32 files on your windows computer and now
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by theplumber 3mo ago
The most important thing is it has the same drama queen mode on safety “guards” like Fable.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
I think 5 x max subscriptions would suffice.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
I call it BS. When you are hitting real scalability issues that the AI can no longer help you are already a successful business. The non technical founder will not know about async message passing but will ask the AI why the site is loading
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by theplumber 3mo ago
Indeed that’s the case but most of the programming problems are solved problems and unless you care how things are done someone with less/no knowledge can still make great use of programming to do what it needs to do. Let’s not pretend
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by theplumber 3mo ago
It’s just selective enforcement and it sucks to be the little guy. That’s all this is about…
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by theplumber 3mo ago
This is my point too. This fucking double standard/class discrimination pisses me off.
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by theplumber 3mo ago
How is not? Not only is facilitating copyright infringement but is also profiting from direct selling of copyrighted material. “Everything” the AI generates is from copyrighted materials including verbatim reproductions. Sora was even more

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