yunseo47

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I expanded DystopiaBench to 42 models and 6 dystopia types(reddit.com)
2 points by yunseo47 5mo ago|0 comments
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PyPI package with 1.1M monthly downloads hacked to push infostealer(bleepingcomputer.com)
4 points by yunseo47 5mo ago|0 comments
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Exposing Claude Code Fake YouTubers (No Hate) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by yunseo47 6mo ago|0 comments
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by yunseo47 7mo ago
While it's now relatively well-known that downloading and executing arbitrary code is dangerous, many still fail to recognize the risk when it's wrapped in agent skills and Markdown. This context likely explains why companies like
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Personal AI Agents Like OpenClaw Are a Security Nightmare(blogs.cisco.com)
4 points by yunseo47 7mo ago|1 comments
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by yunseo47 7mo ago
The point I was trying to make is that whether you should use AI for coding depends on the scale and nature of the task. To continue the original analogy, even if it's not leisure, a bicycle is a practical choice for short-distance tra
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by yunseo47 7mo ago
Coding without AI will likely take on the nature of leisure activities like cycling, jogging, horseback riding, or swimming. The invention of cars, trains, and ships didn't eliminate them. It's clear the latter are overwhelmingly
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by yunseo47 7mo ago
I agree with the direction, but it seems to miss the golden hour. This concept should have been on the roadmap at least several years ago. After all, in most use cases, execution speed is not the main issue with JavaScript. I believe that t
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by yunseo47 7mo ago
I think a human-like piece with minor mistakes resonates more emotionally than a perfectly written piece that looks like it was written by AI. However, since there seems to be a grammar debate going on here, I'd like to add: Is it a ba
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by yunseo47 7mo ago
Whether it’s code, general text, or university assignments, the core issue is taking responsibility for one's own work. While I share the concerns raised in this thread, I believe the focus on 'LLM usage' is a bit of a red he