I mean I have asked LLMs about the SAME things in our legacy codebase probably 50 times now, (because I always forget, and that I don't understand much of it). And I have yet to get a perfect summary, a perfect diagram…
This is still weird to me, the agents are super-good and clever most of the time, but I do feel I always need to direct them to a small area to focus: much like a human!! If you just ask them to implement things, they…
It feels like it passing secret notes to other agents, as in the German wiki where the LLMs write secret messages when jail braking. Its maybe not a great idea to train models in an environment where subterfuge gets…
Recently had a similar, but likely more severe problem: I noticed Sol decompiled some proprietary code to re-implement some functionality for an emulation I wanted to use internally. Now its likely soiled and I have to…
Isn't this already done in harnesses? I mean I see Terra or Sol uing Luna all the time for tasks when using copilot.
What are these agents doing, undergoing RLHF?
I only use OpenAI models, and Sol is the only one to refuse me yet, and ofc it was completely bogus and I was unable to convince I was just working a regular bug for a well-known product for a well-known company using…
who is going to target _your_ specific holes and infrastructure though? :)
It says Kimi-K3 for very set of parameters I put in! 64 or 128GB RAM, 6 or 64GB of VRAM.... Not sus at all.
I just asked my current LLM for that advice. Funny that they dont block it, I guess they are not very threatened. For my anemic 6GB built-on 14GB Qwen seems to be the best bet, not great reviews but from my limited…
And here I am, feeling a bit guilty for using between 2 and 5M tokens... since 1 August! Employer just sent an email that.. things are changing when it comes to token spend...
Do add only code free from any comments.
As a hobby I am playing around with mesh radios using Lora. Let me tell you, it is _silly_ the amount of vibe-coded software in this area is popping up every week. Is the software duplicated? To an extremely large…
Data retention clauses? I dont see how you can ever really trust an LLM anyway to follow instructions.
Embers can jump kilometers when its windy. At some point it gets kind of silly, no? Here in Sweden we had a large fire that jumped a lake.
Ah, yes, I started thinking about William Gibsons work right away when thinking about people just using powerful AIs, but being hamstrung by corporations. He writes a lot of about basically DoS:ing the legal system, or…
In Sweden I always heard the figure to double the income of the person to get what the company actually pays, including taxes and "employers fee". I know this has gone down a lot in recent years, also not sure if it was…
Heh, the "small virtual machine" was NOT a lie! Is that less than 200 lines? Very nice! Now I feel like integrating that into various things....
11k euro is INSANELY cheap? Afaik there is absolutely no way to the same thing legally here in Sweden. Unless prices have really fallen off a cliff.
But should developers be barred from asking an LLM to try secure their own app? Its not different from finding exploits...
Its weird having protections against finding exploits: what if I developed the app? Would it require having the development steps still in the context.. thats unlikely and also not any kind of proof. What if I…
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Then the ... malware will just add delays? Or do they really do manual in-depth analysis of all new code? Just running and seeing it do things is probably a lot easier.
At least 3 amazon AWS locations are missing in Sweden... This just from checking my own town. EDIT: NO! Wth is this map? I have to click to expand the clusters. Ah well, all is good.
This is one of a few reason I strongly prefer GPT and its codex variants. It seldom frustrates me, sure its not omnipotent in any way, but it just feels very "tuned in" when it comes to understanding intent and scope.
I mean I have asked LLMs about the SAME things in our legacy codebase probably 50 times now, (because I always forget, and that I don't understand much of it). And I have yet to get a perfect summary, a perfect diagram…
This is still weird to me, the agents are super-good and clever most of the time, but I do feel I always need to direct them to a small area to focus: much like a human!! If you just ask them to implement things, they…
It feels like it passing secret notes to other agents, as in the German wiki where the LLMs write secret messages when jail braking. Its maybe not a great idea to train models in an environment where subterfuge gets…
Recently had a similar, but likely more severe problem: I noticed Sol decompiled some proprietary code to re-implement some functionality for an emulation I wanted to use internally. Now its likely soiled and I have to…
Isn't this already done in harnesses? I mean I see Terra or Sol uing Luna all the time for tasks when using copilot.
What are these agents doing, undergoing RLHF?
I only use OpenAI models, and Sol is the only one to refuse me yet, and ofc it was completely bogus and I was unable to convince I was just working a regular bug for a well-known product for a well-known company using…
who is going to target _your_ specific holes and infrastructure though? :)
It says Kimi-K3 for very set of parameters I put in! 64 or 128GB RAM, 6 or 64GB of VRAM.... Not sus at all.
I just asked my current LLM for that advice. Funny that they dont block it, I guess they are not very threatened. For my anemic 6GB built-on 14GB Qwen seems to be the best bet, not great reviews but from my limited…
And here I am, feeling a bit guilty for using between 2 and 5M tokens... since 1 August! Employer just sent an email that.. things are changing when it comes to token spend...
Do add only code free from any comments.
As a hobby I am playing around with mesh radios using Lora. Let me tell you, it is _silly_ the amount of vibe-coded software in this area is popping up every week. Is the software duplicated? To an extremely large…
Data retention clauses? I dont see how you can ever really trust an LLM anyway to follow instructions.
Embers can jump kilometers when its windy. At some point it gets kind of silly, no? Here in Sweden we had a large fire that jumped a lake.
Ah, yes, I started thinking about William Gibsons work right away when thinking about people just using powerful AIs, but being hamstrung by corporations. He writes a lot of about basically DoS:ing the legal system, or…
In Sweden I always heard the figure to double the income of the person to get what the company actually pays, including taxes and "employers fee". I know this has gone down a lot in recent years, also not sure if it was…
Heh, the "small virtual machine" was NOT a lie! Is that less than 200 lines? Very nice! Now I feel like integrating that into various things....
11k euro is INSANELY cheap? Afaik there is absolutely no way to the same thing legally here in Sweden. Unless prices have really fallen off a cliff.
But should developers be barred from asking an LLM to try secure their own app? Its not different from finding exploits...
Its weird having protections against finding exploits: what if I developed the app? Would it require having the development steps still in the context.. thats unlikely and also not any kind of proof. What if I…
[dead]
Then the ... malware will just add delays? Or do they really do manual in-depth analysis of all new code? Just running and seeing it do things is probably a lot easier.
At least 3 amazon AWS locations are missing in Sweden... This just from checking my own town. EDIT: NO! Wth is this map? I have to click to expand the clusters. Ah well, all is good.
This is one of a few reason I strongly prefer GPT and its codex variants. It seldom frustrates me, sure its not omnipotent in any way, but it just feels very "tuned in" when it comes to understanding intent and scope.