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by tokenless 8mo ago
Because you don't give it access to all your accounts, you choose what. And files on your PC may be private and you don't want to risk exposing them. A use case may be for example give it access to your side project support email
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by tokenless 8mo ago
Plus casinos exist. Why do people play blackjack.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
That is way to general, I doubt it is true for most. Any studies on this?
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by tokenless 8mo ago
> Over time, tech work has become totally disconnected from real world users While we used to use Excel and now use Jira, in my experience even 25 years ago never spoke to users. Spoke to their proxies in house. If lucky those proxies ar
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by tokenless 8mo ago
> Large language models (LLMs) have astounded the world with their capabilities, yet they remain plagued by unpredictability and hallucinations – confidently outputting incorrect information. In high-stakes domains like finance, medicine
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by tokenless 8mo ago
Really smart AI guy ex Tesla, cum educator now cum vibe coder (he coined the term vibe coder)
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by tokenless 8mo ago
i am thinking 2 steps (48 hours in ai land) ahead and conclude we need a linkedin and fiverr for these claws.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
Openclaw! You can sandbox anything yourself. Use a VM. It has a web ui.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
You can lead a horse to water, as they say.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
He didn't have to crack the site. He could have reported up to that point. We need a change in law but more to do with fining security breaches or requiring certification to run a site above X number of users.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
I agree. You have to know when to stop. No expert but I assume anything you do that is good faith usage of the site is OK. And take screenshots and report the potential problem. But making a python script to pull down data once you know? Th
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by tokenless 8mo ago
Sure but now suckers probably using their DNS, or if not they still got a human name to IP / time / duration map.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
That ol' question. Reminds me of new cryptocurrency opportunities of 2019. "Few understand this" as they say.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
Free ... as in they'll spy on everything you do.
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by tokenless 8mo ago
When that genrates 10k of output slop in less latency than my web server doing some crud shit....amazing!