That’s impossible to know either way.
I completely agree, but I also think that an industry disrupting architecture tweak akin to the “Attnetion is all you need” is VERY possible to emerge at any moment. It feels like the cognitive gaps on current LLMs are…
Depending on what they’re doing, good finish carpenters will definitely take a bunch of moisture readings on a slab of wood before working on it.
Because the space of people interested in such things is relatively small and so a single article has knock on effects where a reader of the article or a blogger sees it and starts exploring the space and posts more…
Having opinions on Wikipedia policies is perfectly appropriate.
I would think you could, in principle, deduce the bad key from a recorded segment of the jamming signal, and only revoke when identified. I would have to look at the math more specifically, but I would think it would be…
Isn’t this the exact problem tree-based broadcast encryption schemes were designed to solve? You could surgically revoke the keys of a bad actor, and I’m not exactly sure, but I think the scope of their ability to…
Yeah I scored well enough and only missed 3, but that’s just because it was very easy to “guess well”. There were many words I didn’t know though.
Yeah, it’s definitely higher risk. When riding a motorcycle, you’ll encounter people that don’t see you almost every trip. The same is not true in a car. Riding a bike is just a 100% engagement thing with higher risks…
The cynic in me thinks its an extension of the NSA having long ago switched from being defensively helpful to US companies, to deliberately introducing backdoors and issues that they can exploit.
Splitting Eucalyptus and big madrone by hand will test a man.
This matches my experience. LLMs are great at speeding up the easy but tedious bits, but they can’t even come close to independently identifying and solving the issues that come up in the development process which has…
https://archive.org/details/ExplosivesEngineeringPaulW.Coope... (30 seconds of googling.) Or perhaps you meant Q clearance nuke stuff? That would be QUITE a bit harder to find and illegal to share. But it’s lack of…
Admittedly my knowledge was based on work I did in academia, and I now work in transportation, so I suppose it’s possible I’m in error, but I’d be surprised if much survives the RO stage, and isn’t eaten up by the…
Revolutions almost always involve one faction of the elites using the masses against another faction.
That’s been a solved problem, engineering-wise, for a while. The advanced treatment stages take care of it. Between UV, ozone, and nanofiltration, etc. we can remove the pharmaceuticals. Actually the problem is the…
Municipal waste water is a much cheaper way to get desalinated water in the first place though.
It’s pretty common in the security world to have a red team and a blue team. There is overlap in the skillset for both, but there are good reasons to have separate people develop each team, and we wouldn’t expect people…
This quote resonated with me: “ Tom Hudson told me, “If you’re going to use an LLM to write me an email, I’d much rather you just send me the prompt; at least then I’d have an idea of what you actually meant to say.” In…
Actually the fact that we don’t have immortal mice is what makes me feel like this current optimism with respect to life extension is pretty unrealistic.
You’re not wrong, and this is speculation, but I suspect you’re just missing the subtext I added in my edit: that some people are burnt out on the evangelism of agentic workflows in the same way they were about…
I can only guess at the actions of others, but I would guess it’s because your comment is a tangent and at best only vaguely related to the featured article? The article is really about solving a particular problem with…
I disagree a bit with the neuroticism and agreeableness being so obvious. There are many professions I would be TERRIBLE at precisely because I am so agreeable. And, I have real world experience with a business partner…
I would be genuinely shocked if this isn’t already integrated into the US intelligence apparatus, it just may not be commonly used for domestic cases targeting US citizens, or it currently requires parallel construction…
Ive had nothing but issues doing that. I think I’ve had a Debian upgrade actually succeed maybe one time? (After some manual intervention to fix some issue other booting on my work server) For updates, Debian and Ubuntu…
That’s impossible to know either way.
I completely agree, but I also think that an industry disrupting architecture tweak akin to the “Attnetion is all you need” is VERY possible to emerge at any moment. It feels like the cognitive gaps on current LLMs are…
Depending on what they’re doing, good finish carpenters will definitely take a bunch of moisture readings on a slab of wood before working on it.
Because the space of people interested in such things is relatively small and so a single article has knock on effects where a reader of the article or a blogger sees it and starts exploring the space and posts more…
Having opinions on Wikipedia policies is perfectly appropriate.
I would think you could, in principle, deduce the bad key from a recorded segment of the jamming signal, and only revoke when identified. I would have to look at the math more specifically, but I would think it would be…
Isn’t this the exact problem tree-based broadcast encryption schemes were designed to solve? You could surgically revoke the keys of a bad actor, and I’m not exactly sure, but I think the scope of their ability to…
Yeah I scored well enough and only missed 3, but that’s just because it was very easy to “guess well”. There were many words I didn’t know though.
Yeah, it’s definitely higher risk. When riding a motorcycle, you’ll encounter people that don’t see you almost every trip. The same is not true in a car. Riding a bike is just a 100% engagement thing with higher risks…
The cynic in me thinks its an extension of the NSA having long ago switched from being defensively helpful to US companies, to deliberately introducing backdoors and issues that they can exploit.
Splitting Eucalyptus and big madrone by hand will test a man.
This matches my experience. LLMs are great at speeding up the easy but tedious bits, but they can’t even come close to independently identifying and solving the issues that come up in the development process which has…
https://archive.org/details/ExplosivesEngineeringPaulW.Coope... (30 seconds of googling.) Or perhaps you meant Q clearance nuke stuff? That would be QUITE a bit harder to find and illegal to share. But it’s lack of…
Admittedly my knowledge was based on work I did in academia, and I now work in transportation, so I suppose it’s possible I’m in error, but I’d be surprised if much survives the RO stage, and isn’t eaten up by the…
Revolutions almost always involve one faction of the elites using the masses against another faction.
That’s been a solved problem, engineering-wise, for a while. The advanced treatment stages take care of it. Between UV, ozone, and nanofiltration, etc. we can remove the pharmaceuticals. Actually the problem is the…
Municipal waste water is a much cheaper way to get desalinated water in the first place though.
It’s pretty common in the security world to have a red team and a blue team. There is overlap in the skillset for both, but there are good reasons to have separate people develop each team, and we wouldn’t expect people…
This quote resonated with me: “ Tom Hudson told me, “If you’re going to use an LLM to write me an email, I’d much rather you just send me the prompt; at least then I’d have an idea of what you actually meant to say.” In…
Actually the fact that we don’t have immortal mice is what makes me feel like this current optimism with respect to life extension is pretty unrealistic.
You’re not wrong, and this is speculation, but I suspect you’re just missing the subtext I added in my edit: that some people are burnt out on the evangelism of agentic workflows in the same way they were about…
I can only guess at the actions of others, but I would guess it’s because your comment is a tangent and at best only vaguely related to the featured article? The article is really about solving a particular problem with…
I disagree a bit with the neuroticism and agreeableness being so obvious. There are many professions I would be TERRIBLE at precisely because I am so agreeable. And, I have real world experience with a business partner…
I would be genuinely shocked if this isn’t already integrated into the US intelligence apparatus, it just may not be commonly used for domestic cases targeting US citizens, or it currently requires parallel construction…
Ive had nothing but issues doing that. I think I’ve had a Debian upgrade actually succeed maybe one time? (After some manual intervention to fix some issue other booting on my work server) For updates, Debian and Ubuntu…