Am I the only one whose experience doesn't match this? My gripe with Claude is that while investigating how to do this it will report 200 other incidental findings which I overlooked and I realize those are broken too…
> I am still not able to recognize a sound and understand what note that is That is called "perfect pitch" and it is not necessary to play music. It's very rare to have perfect pitch, and it seems to be innate, not…
I definitely think that's a bridge to gap, but MCP is not the answer. OSes currently lack the tools to do this properly, but I hope they will improve. Agents need more granular sandboxing in all areas.
> Someone tested this, and it doesn't look to be saturated. They could still pelicanmaxxing but the RL for "pelican riding a bicycle" does incidentally improve "<animal> <verb> <vehicle>". Or they could've predicted…
Anybody knows why Fable is railguarded in particular against biology tasks? I'm out of the loop here. Is it drugs? Bio/chemical weapons?
I did reverse engineering as a hobby in my teens. The method for 90% of cracks back in the day boiled down to: 1. Launch the app. 2. Trigger the "not registered" screen. 3. Search for the string in the binary. 4. Search…
Reticulum just means net or net-like structure.
You don't need PKI. Nothing prevents RustDesk from implementing TLS TOFU (see e.g. Gemini Protocol), which offers the same security guarantees as SSH TOFU.
I always find these mesh networks landing pages a bit lacking in information, and I wish they weren't. How is this different to, from example, Yggdrasil Network[0]? https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/
> struggling to keep up with the frontier I think the question is whether that's even relevant. If AI becomes a commodity (will it?) you're better off being Google than OpenAI. Microsoft struggled to keep up with the…
Personally my benchmark for a compiler is way higher than "it has a lot of tests". Way higher.
Is this in practice what's going to happen, or are (1) the prices going to hike (and never go down) for the consumer and (2) the memory companies will just continue doing what they already do because they're still…
> If it wasn't so controlled it'd might as well have just been reddit. And why do you think most people (and LLMs) just Google "<what they are looking for> reddit" ??
Sorry, the wording confused me. The project itself seems to be structued around 1.4k micro-crates[0] which I admit is a bit weird. Rust's compilation unit is the crate unlike C's per-file compilation unit, so if this…
> I love llm coding. I don't know what I am looking at here There might be some correlation here.
With the current trajectory of looms, I see unionisation efforts dead in the water. - Someone in the early 19th century
https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/blob/...
> wonder if CORS world be better off opt-in rather than opt-out. It's necessary that the defaults are secure. More so, not less, if the problem is hard.
If I perfectly know all the guardrails I need, I don't need an LLM, only Prolog.
But that's not very informative. Levenshtein distance is not only a well-understood problem, it's small, self-contained, and extremely well-represented in the training data. The kind of problem where even small/bad…
> Whenever a central position is formed with power over something, even if it’s only a steering power, it will be sought out by power-hungry people and manipulated The inevitable "iron law of oligarchy".…
That's how you get date bugs.
Ah, that's where you're wrong. There is no long term. Investors want results now. "Later" is for the greater fools.
> I was surprised to find out how much hate there is for AI in art. I'm surprised you're surprised. Giant corpos steal work from millions of independent artists and the State ruled that IP laws didn't apply to them,…
Is the token budget also there? I assume not it they'd be at multiple orders of magnitude negative.
Am I the only one whose experience doesn't match this? My gripe with Claude is that while investigating how to do this it will report 200 other incidental findings which I overlooked and I realize those are broken too…
> I am still not able to recognize a sound and understand what note that is That is called "perfect pitch" and it is not necessary to play music. It's very rare to have perfect pitch, and it seems to be innate, not…
I definitely think that's a bridge to gap, but MCP is not the answer. OSes currently lack the tools to do this properly, but I hope they will improve. Agents need more granular sandboxing in all areas.
> Someone tested this, and it doesn't look to be saturated. They could still pelicanmaxxing but the RL for "pelican riding a bicycle" does incidentally improve "<animal> <verb> <vehicle>". Or they could've predicted…
Anybody knows why Fable is railguarded in particular against biology tasks? I'm out of the loop here. Is it drugs? Bio/chemical weapons?
I did reverse engineering as a hobby in my teens. The method for 90% of cracks back in the day boiled down to: 1. Launch the app. 2. Trigger the "not registered" screen. 3. Search for the string in the binary. 4. Search…
Reticulum just means net or net-like structure.
You don't need PKI. Nothing prevents RustDesk from implementing TLS TOFU (see e.g. Gemini Protocol), which offers the same security guarantees as SSH TOFU.
I always find these mesh networks landing pages a bit lacking in information, and I wish they weren't. How is this different to, from example, Yggdrasil Network[0]? https://yggdrasil-network.github.io/
> struggling to keep up with the frontier I think the question is whether that's even relevant. If AI becomes a commodity (will it?) you're better off being Google than OpenAI. Microsoft struggled to keep up with the…
Personally my benchmark for a compiler is way higher than "it has a lot of tests". Way higher.
Is this in practice what's going to happen, or are (1) the prices going to hike (and never go down) for the consumer and (2) the memory companies will just continue doing what they already do because they're still…
> If it wasn't so controlled it'd might as well have just been reddit. And why do you think most people (and LLMs) just Google "<what they are looking for> reddit" ??
Sorry, the wording confused me. The project itself seems to be structued around 1.4k micro-crates[0] which I admit is a bit weird. Rust's compilation unit is the crate unlike C's per-file compilation unit, so if this…
> I love llm coding. I don't know what I am looking at here There might be some correlation here.
With the current trajectory of looms, I see unionisation efforts dead in the water. - Someone in the early 19th century
https://github.com/flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmware/blob/...
> wonder if CORS world be better off opt-in rather than opt-out. It's necessary that the defaults are secure. More so, not less, if the problem is hard.
If I perfectly know all the guardrails I need, I don't need an LLM, only Prolog.
But that's not very informative. Levenshtein distance is not only a well-understood problem, it's small, self-contained, and extremely well-represented in the training data. The kind of problem where even small/bad…
> Whenever a central position is formed with power over something, even if it’s only a steering power, it will be sought out by power-hungry people and manipulated The inevitable "iron law of oligarchy".…
That's how you get date bugs.
Ah, that's where you're wrong. There is no long term. Investors want results now. "Later" is for the greater fools.
> I was surprised to find out how much hate there is for AI in art. I'm surprised you're surprised. Giant corpos steal work from millions of independent artists and the State ruled that IP laws didn't apply to them,…
Is the token budget also there? I assume not it they'd be at multiple orders of magnitude negative.