Someone needs to tell DARPA: https://www.darpa.mil/research/programs/translating-all-c-to...
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I think this is misguided. Considering how much code is AI written these days do we really want LLMs writing insecure code because we lobotomised them?
Talk is cheap, yes. Which is why the working exploits from Wiz, Calif and the PHP team were rather more useful than another demand for a private demonstration.
Is the confirmation of a Google subsidiary, coordination from multiple government security agents and the word of the PHP developers not enough for you? Why not? Why is your bar of proof set so high? The downside of not…
Some people hate AI so much that they start to deny facts that don't suit their narrative. If this had been found by a human being then they wouldn't be contorting themselves to try and deny it exists. Many people feel…
Humans use heuristics such as credentials to navigate an overwhelmingly complex world. They are not infallible but they are quick enough and right enough that we reach for them instinctively.
Apologies, discussions on Github
That is strictly true but there are work arounds. For example you can talk to an Iroh relay server from inside of a browser. You can also get round this with extensions. Unfortunately Google whitelist who can do this…
I'm working on something similar, could you please turn on discussions so we can chat directly?
"I took notes by hand (fuck feeding the machine)" Closed. You are on a machine right now as am I, lets not pretend we don't like them for clout.
I don't have specific information about Yandex but don't forget how heavily involved Amazon were with things like: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/19/world/europe/ukraine-cybe... it wouldn't be a huge stretch to suggest…
It means you shouldn't invade your neighbours and conscript your young people or you will ruin your economy.
An expert doesn't waste their time going on an ideological crusade against tooling. Even the most ardent anti-AI people are admitting it is useful for programming. Eventually you will have to do the same. The more you…
Be careful with the emergency contacts. In the UK there have been instances of threats being made to emergency contacts when phones are stolen. You should be able to authenticate yourself.
I'll wank my way and you wank yours.
The LLM is citing it's sources and I follow up on them. Your attempt at a gotcha is interesting in that I think it says more about your relationship with AI than mine.
How do you know any explanation is correct from any source? That is not unique to LLMs.
Absolutely, this week I learnt about: - Kalman Filters - Bayesian Tracking - Hybrid Logical Clocks I was able to ask questions and understand the current state of the art.
We need to be able to flash credentials online whilst keeping our identities private. It would be useful to know some things about each other whilst still keeping as much privacy as possible.
> I mourn for the generations that will never get to use their brains. If you aren't using the incredible technology we have around us right now to accelerate your learning then it is us that should be mourning your…
My experience was different. I'd post on StackOverflow as an absolute last resort when I couldn't solve my problem any other way. The knowledge there was great, the kindness was sorely lacking. That's what ultimately…
Anyone that knows the subject matter well enough will spot the LLMs mistakes and correct them. If you don't know the subject matter well enough to spot a mistake then you don't know the subject matter well enough.
I think you might be letting perfect be the enemy of good here. Right now some students are using an LLM to do all of their work. I don't suggest for a moment my method is perfect but I do claim it could be better than…
Someone needs to tell DARPA: https://www.darpa.mil/research/programs/translating-all-c-to...
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I think this is misguided. Considering how much code is AI written these days do we really want LLMs writing insecure code because we lobotomised them?
Talk is cheap, yes. Which is why the working exploits from Wiz, Calif and the PHP team were rather more useful than another demand for a private demonstration.
Is the confirmation of a Google subsidiary, coordination from multiple government security agents and the word of the PHP developers not enough for you? Why not? Why is your bar of proof set so high? The downside of not…
Some people hate AI so much that they start to deny facts that don't suit their narrative. If this had been found by a human being then they wouldn't be contorting themselves to try and deny it exists. Many people feel…
Humans use heuristics such as credentials to navigate an overwhelmingly complex world. They are not infallible but they are quick enough and right enough that we reach for them instinctively.
Apologies, discussions on Github
That is strictly true but there are work arounds. For example you can talk to an Iroh relay server from inside of a browser. You can also get round this with extensions. Unfortunately Google whitelist who can do this…
I'm working on something similar, could you please turn on discussions so we can chat directly?
"I took notes by hand (fuck feeding the machine)" Closed. You are on a machine right now as am I, lets not pretend we don't like them for clout.
I don't have specific information about Yandex but don't forget how heavily involved Amazon were with things like: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/12/19/world/europe/ukraine-cybe... it wouldn't be a huge stretch to suggest…
It means you shouldn't invade your neighbours and conscript your young people or you will ruin your economy.
An expert doesn't waste their time going on an ideological crusade against tooling. Even the most ardent anti-AI people are admitting it is useful for programming. Eventually you will have to do the same. The more you…
Be careful with the emergency contacts. In the UK there have been instances of threats being made to emergency contacts when phones are stolen. You should be able to authenticate yourself.
I'll wank my way and you wank yours.
The LLM is citing it's sources and I follow up on them. Your attempt at a gotcha is interesting in that I think it says more about your relationship with AI than mine.
How do you know any explanation is correct from any source? That is not unique to LLMs.
Absolutely, this week I learnt about: - Kalman Filters - Bayesian Tracking - Hybrid Logical Clocks I was able to ask questions and understand the current state of the art.
We need to be able to flash credentials online whilst keeping our identities private. It would be useful to know some things about each other whilst still keeping as much privacy as possible.
> I mourn for the generations that will never get to use their brains. If you aren't using the incredible technology we have around us right now to accelerate your learning then it is us that should be mourning your…
My experience was different. I'd post on StackOverflow as an absolute last resort when I couldn't solve my problem any other way. The knowledge there was great, the kindness was sorely lacking. That's what ultimately…
Anyone that knows the subject matter well enough will spot the LLMs mistakes and correct them. If you don't know the subject matter well enough to spot a mistake then you don't know the subject matter well enough.
I think you might be letting perfect be the enemy of good here. Right now some students are using an LLM to do all of their work. I don't suggest for a moment my method is perfect but I do claim it could be better than…