yakkomajuri

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by yakkomajuri 6mo ago
I've been thinking a lot about securing autonomous agents recently and the rabbithole goes deep as you might expect. One of the principles I believe you should follow is: if there's enough access for an action to be taken, then yo
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The OpenClaw Turkey Problem(yakko.dev)
3 points by yakkomajuri 6mo ago|0 comments
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The OpenClaw Turkey Problem(yakko.dev)
2 points by yakkomajuri 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yakkomajuri 6mo ago
I do think this is likely to make things more secure but it's also dangerous by potentially giving users a false sense of complete security when the security layer is probabilistic rather than deterministic. EDIT: it does seem to hav
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by yakkomajuri 6mo ago
Really cool! I'm also building something in this space but taking a slightly different approach. I'm glad to see more focus on security for production agentic workflows though, as I think we don't talk about it enough when it
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CrabTrap: An LLM-as-a-judge HTTP proxy to secure agents in production(twitter.com)
3 points by yakkomajuri 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yakkomajuri 6mo ago
I did something very similar recently, just made it open source but haven't posted anywhere. https://github.com/yakkomajuri/seams Run `seams .` in any dir and get a rich markdown editor with image uploads, block e
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by yakkomajuri 6mo ago
I've been trying out Hermes this week. OpenClaw felt like too much. It was really easy to setup and I've been getting some value out of it but hasn't been the craziest thing in the world. I'm using it for: - Unstructured
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
I'm inclined to believe this one given the people involved. Congrats, and I'm rooting for this to work.
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
I think the comment was out of legitimate interest rather than weighing one against the other
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
I mean I'm as annoyed as the next person about the outages but I'm not sure correlating with the Microsoft acquisition tells the whole story? GitHub usage has been growing massively I'd imagine?
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
The abrupt ending was funny and then I realized the author is Finnish and it all made sense. Nice post. (P.S. I'm also Finnish)
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
As others have pointed out this would likely not save you in this case, but there are some phones which do support this, and I know people in Brazil that use these features in order to be able to comply when getting mugged without giving aw
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
The most phonetically consistent language I know is Finnish. I believe there is exactly one way to pronounce every word and it's clear to all speakers. And the least phonetically consistent is English.
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
This is not new, but it's certainly getting worse and will get even worse. Some large companies used to do bot interviews for low-level positions even pre-AI where the bot would ask a recorded question and you'd have a certain amo
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by yakkomajuri 7mo ago
2 years ago I built something I called "social media for blogs" that had some similar ideas. Nothing around encryption though, all on public data. I'd be keen to revisit those ideas and see if they can take shape in another f
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OURA Acquires Doublepoint to Expand AI-Driven Interaction Capabilities(ouraring.com)
2 points by yakkomajuri 8mo ago|1 comments
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
For all people have to say about Pete the openclaw guy he's been perhaps one of the most vocal voices about CLIs > MCPs (or maybe his is just the loudest?) and he also built a GSuite CLI that probably inspired this project. I mean i
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Anthropic Made Pitch in Drone Swarm Contest During Pentagon Feud(bloomberg.com)
4 points by yakkomajuri 8mo ago|1 comments
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
Exactly, this is the very stuff I'd be interested to hear more about. Great work on all this btw and best of luck going forward!
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
This is exactly my experience. I've had it as my primary search engine for 6-7 years now but add !g to about 80% of queries. Happy user of the DDG mobile browser though.
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
I think this is pretty standard and similar to approaches that are evolving naturally (I've certainly used very similar patterns). I'd be pretty keen to actually hear more about the Unikraft setup and other deeper details about th
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
I guess no GPT on Bedrock still it seems
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
I guess this is Anthropic's early version of a "claw"?
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
I wonder how much of a role parents played here. Surely there must have been some help involved with resources, encouragement, and at least getting the letters sent? I applaud parents who encourage kids to do stuff like this when they have
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Realistic Adversarial Testing of Computer-Use Agents in Web-OS Environments(arxiv.org)
2 points by yakkomajuri 8mo ago|0 comments
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
> "Like most tech debt, we didn’t make this decision, we just did not not make this decision." This is an important point.
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
I'm pretty careful with Claude Code in non-sandboxed environments but recently found myself approving what it told me was a "search" or something which was actually a find command piping into rm -rf. Pressed ESC immediately a
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Did I just ask for a demotion?(andrew.grahamyooll.com)
2 points by yakkomajuri 8mo ago|0 comments
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
The blog also contains this post: "Two Hours of War: Fighting Open Source Gatekeeping" [1] The bot apparently keeps a log of what it does and what it learned (provided that this is not a human masquerading as a bot) and that'

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