I'm not really sure what your getting at. The entire reason that masked LEs are opposed is because (1) it makes it impossible to hold them to account and (2) it makes it trivial to impersonate any LE (ICE hasn't exactly…
I mean, if it uses the exact same identifiers and maybe even comments, then sure, that's pretty good evidence. However, 99.99999999999 percent of the time this will not be the case. As in, the super-super-super-majority…
> The prospect of being sued because the LLM outputted training code you're not allowed to use, or to relicense, is exciting? The problem with this is that if someone sues you for this they have to somehow prove that…
The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained/forced to behave makes them do one of two things, neither of which is educational or…
Am I the only one who wonders if there is a way to get the kind of performance we want out of non-soldered components/SOC designs? Like from what I've heard, it's a "physics says no" problem, but I'm not sure if that's…
Would you also apply this to cryptography or, well, really any security library? Because I hope the answer will be no...
I can't tell if this is satire or not, but I'm suspecting that it is
I think it's more the image formats PDF supports? I could be wrong, but there was that forcedentry vulnerability (which was insanely cool, even if really bad)
I'm pretty sure not even the safe languages would help you here. PDF allows you to pretty much run arbitrary code since it supports javascript, images, and a bunch of other things I'm forgetting, and you can't not…
I mean maybe but... There's nothing forcing you to use Claude or what have you to play around is there? I mean an employer might force you to use it but you don't have to in your free time. That's one way I comfort…
All I'll say in response is: Good! If this company was so incompetent that their private keys were a single byte, I seriously wonder what other areas they're incompetent in but that they've ventured into anyway. When…
Also important for physical modelling and geometric acoustics -- you need a geometric mesh (made of triangles) to work with. Which parts of could be sent to the GPU for processing as well.
> ... and by doing exactly what you're complaining about: How exactly does requiring people to identify themselves actually protect anyone or slow them down? Their identity system doesn't even work reliably (it's just…
This doesn't work. Even if you use agents that are 3 months behind, they will still find the vulnerabilities Mythos or Claude Opus would find, it would just take them a bit longer to do it. As such there is little…
I would believe Anthropic about how Claude reduces attack surfaces if they weren't simultaneously nannying everyone about how they supposedly don't want their models used for cybersecurity because... Reasons. And if you…
Except for ones like those from Universal Audio, or other pro audio audio interfaces, which work over Thunderbolt/USB4...
As one example I can think of, there are a ton of devices that only work on Windows (or Windows and MacOS). The audio interface I have is one example: its "official drivers" are Windows and MacOS only. I know that…
I would love to use Lazarus, but the UI toolkit it uses has some very bad accessibility bugs that make it practically unusable with my screen reader. FreePascal's love of syntax diagrams is also a turn-off for me (I've…
The (only) part of this that I find rather ironic (and kind of funny) is that these idiotic companies never seem to learn a thing. Nearly every single time they take something like this down, it just draws even more…
> They cannot be relied upon to work correctly, and indeed can be relied upon to introduce bugs that a human would never introduce. Please provide examples of bugs that a human would "never introduce", ever, under any…
I've had a lot of bad experiences with current chatgpt (mainly, it tends to just get sidetracked and hyper-fixated on literally anything, so if I give it a rodmap of tasks to do it will fixate on the first one and keep…
Am I the only one who noticed just how entitled this Žilka person is? If they are so good at maintenance maybe they should take it over and learn the hard way that things like this are not at all remotely simple to pull…
Yep, this control server thingy I was trying to get it to implement was entirely local. In theory it could be used over the network, or tailscale... But I have no idea why anyone would do that, and I may consider just…
Agreed. I really don't see how these filters prevent anything. Claude stopped me the other day because... Get ready for it... I told it to implement a control mechanism in a testbed tool I'm using to allow it to control…
I think the contributing factor is people who make software but have no idea what they're doing. They want to make photoshop, but they have no knowledge of photo manipulation or how photoshop works, or any software…
I'm not really sure what your getting at. The entire reason that masked LEs are opposed is because (1) it makes it impossible to hold them to account and (2) it makes it trivial to impersonate any LE (ICE hasn't exactly…
I mean, if it uses the exact same identifiers and maybe even comments, then sure, that's pretty good evidence. However, 99.99999999999 percent of the time this will not be the case. As in, the super-super-super-majority…
> The prospect of being sued because the LLM outputted training code you're not allowed to use, or to relicense, is exciting? The problem with this is that if someone sues you for this they have to somehow prove that…
The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained/forced to behave makes them do one of two things, neither of which is educational or…
Am I the only one who wonders if there is a way to get the kind of performance we want out of non-soldered components/SOC designs? Like from what I've heard, it's a "physics says no" problem, but I'm not sure if that's…
Would you also apply this to cryptography or, well, really any security library? Because I hope the answer will be no...
I can't tell if this is satire or not, but I'm suspecting that it is
I think it's more the image formats PDF supports? I could be wrong, but there was that forcedentry vulnerability (which was insanely cool, even if really bad)
I'm pretty sure not even the safe languages would help you here. PDF allows you to pretty much run arbitrary code since it supports javascript, images, and a bunch of other things I'm forgetting, and you can't not…
I mean maybe but... There's nothing forcing you to use Claude or what have you to play around is there? I mean an employer might force you to use it but you don't have to in your free time. That's one way I comfort…
All I'll say in response is: Good! If this company was so incompetent that their private keys were a single byte, I seriously wonder what other areas they're incompetent in but that they've ventured into anyway. When…
Also important for physical modelling and geometric acoustics -- you need a geometric mesh (made of triangles) to work with. Which parts of could be sent to the GPU for processing as well.
> ... and by doing exactly what you're complaining about: How exactly does requiring people to identify themselves actually protect anyone or slow them down? Their identity system doesn't even work reliably (it's just…
This doesn't work. Even if you use agents that are 3 months behind, they will still find the vulnerabilities Mythos or Claude Opus would find, it would just take them a bit longer to do it. As such there is little…
I would believe Anthropic about how Claude reduces attack surfaces if they weren't simultaneously nannying everyone about how they supposedly don't want their models used for cybersecurity because... Reasons. And if you…
Except for ones like those from Universal Audio, or other pro audio audio interfaces, which work over Thunderbolt/USB4...
As one example I can think of, there are a ton of devices that only work on Windows (or Windows and MacOS). The audio interface I have is one example: its "official drivers" are Windows and MacOS only. I know that…
I would love to use Lazarus, but the UI toolkit it uses has some very bad accessibility bugs that make it practically unusable with my screen reader. FreePascal's love of syntax diagrams is also a turn-off for me (I've…
The (only) part of this that I find rather ironic (and kind of funny) is that these idiotic companies never seem to learn a thing. Nearly every single time they take something like this down, it just draws even more…
> They cannot be relied upon to work correctly, and indeed can be relied upon to introduce bugs that a human would never introduce. Please provide examples of bugs that a human would "never introduce", ever, under any…
I've had a lot of bad experiences with current chatgpt (mainly, it tends to just get sidetracked and hyper-fixated on literally anything, so if I give it a rodmap of tasks to do it will fixate on the first one and keep…
Am I the only one who noticed just how entitled this Žilka person is? If they are so good at maintenance maybe they should take it over and learn the hard way that things like this are not at all remotely simple to pull…
Yep, this control server thingy I was trying to get it to implement was entirely local. In theory it could be used over the network, or tailscale... But I have no idea why anyone would do that, and I may consider just…
Agreed. I really don't see how these filters prevent anything. Claude stopped me the other day because... Get ready for it... I told it to implement a control mechanism in a testbed tool I'm using to allow it to control…
I think the contributing factor is people who make software but have no idea what they're doing. They want to make photoshop, but they have no knowledge of photo manipulation or how photoshop works, or any software…