Ah, so I might end up not looking like a fool for marking it green, good to know! :)
A while back I was thinking it wouldn't be enforced, but the entire Craft-clones and REA tools usage explosion kinda hints that disassembling/rebuilding the source is cheap enough that LLM's(ironically) could probably…
You mean as in binning? High defect rates for chips but they're burned to disable non-working parts and sell them as non-pro chips and accumulate the good ones ?
This caught my eye, remember how the eMudhra certificates had weirdly low parameters, like 4 and others in the single digits? "Mbed TLS - Medium, CVSS 5.9 - A buffer-length typo reduces a 2048-bit DH modulus to one…
No, the question is, if the GPL'ed code/structure is more or less recovered during inference, would a court rule the result to be covered by the GPL? I know there was some cases in the past where people swapped licences…
Does it matter? Lawyers don't know either since most majorer cases are still in progress. So far it seems more cases that have been decided in lower instances or has been settled or gone in the direction of the party…
I think technically such a model should abide by the licence of the inputs, hence all models would probably be GPL if the FSF had resources to fight it and the legal profession had an inkling of the processes involved.…
Aaron Swartz pulled down by the legal system for trying to get things accessible for people instead of being blocked by profit requirements. Companies copying things to make profit for themselves not being held…
It's a community site, first model I looked at (Tanya by Shrimport) is under CC-BY-ND-NC licence (Creative Commons, By attribution, No-derivatives, Non-commercial). AI training by definition is derivative, and Roblox…
I was thinking the same thing when another PDF library popped up in the .NET subreddit a few hours before this post.
I'm not really in that camp, but I'm still in the camp of "will they survive long-term if good enough open models trickles down to commodity hardware" (in a way the opposite camp perhaps?). Sun made bank 25 years ago…
Oh my, here I'm looking like a fool, literally gave a talk on the new <meta>/Reflection feature on Thursday and doing it assumed that it was more or less a lock (Well I guess the refl feature will come out if contracts…
I think the big contention is yet-another "optional" feature you cannot rely on when C++ security record is so-so with regards to memory safety, and if you for "elegance" put predicates for such into contracts.. it can…
Lovely, I remember the first cracktro that blew my mind long before I actually got in touch with the demoscene. It was an ACE cracktro for International Karate that was putting huge things in the borders, something…
That's why it's built on SEPA instant that is written into EU law, requiring 10 second transfer times, and the banks have incentives to support these things (they often own it, but also because it creates lock-in…
Like someone else who made the "SEPA in trenchcoat" comment, it's all built on tying phonenumbers (universally available and easily connectible) to bank accounts and relying on SEPA instant for the money. The only thing…
Depends on the API? Considering how much Chinese actors rumored to be spending on straw owners buying for them to then distill information out of OAI/Anthrophic, I'm sure any OAI/Antrophic keys in the wild gets bought…
I'd say yes-ish, the 9.2 rating hints that it's not a straight to-shell exploit, but still serious enough that the step is probably easy enough, imagine the DB connection string or similar leaking through the working…
I wouldn't be surprised about a timeline like 1: Wiz finds the exploit , begins responsible patching procedure 2: Chainguard,etc gets to know about it, adds some monitoring on top of their patches. 3: OpenAI being happy…
Different use-cases. C# is often like Java but without taking a wrong turn when it came to type-erased generics, the generics are uncomplicated enough even if slightly less powerful than what you get with the full…
Reading the claroty article mentioning nginx, I think it's more likely that their decompiler is just setup to use windows semantics since that's probably a majority of what they analyze. Iirc LPCTSTR is just an alias…
XML/XHTML is a fairly strict language syntax wise compared to HTML, tags are either explicitly self-closing i.e. <img/> or terminated with a matching closing-tag, no exceptions. HTML has special rules depending on the…
Yes and no, canvas was fine for replacing flash, and JS performance was good enough quickly. Audio however was a crapshoot for years, especially for games. Even basic WebAudio took until 2015, and the final piece to…
Claude seems to be fairly good at bruteforcing/testing/etc on it's own, it solved a fairly intricate thing while I was busy on other things. I've adapted a crypto-lib for TLS connections and had a mistake during…
Go at it, I have a 1st gen Zephyrus 14inch and had bad heating problems, liquid metal there also initially that just didn't work due to bad application or whatever, repasted it and it's behaved way better. I was quite…
Ah, so I might end up not looking like a fool for marking it green, good to know! :)
A while back I was thinking it wouldn't be enforced, but the entire Craft-clones and REA tools usage explosion kinda hints that disassembling/rebuilding the source is cheap enough that LLM's(ironically) could probably…
You mean as in binning? High defect rates for chips but they're burned to disable non-working parts and sell them as non-pro chips and accumulate the good ones ?
This caught my eye, remember how the eMudhra certificates had weirdly low parameters, like 4 and others in the single digits? "Mbed TLS - Medium, CVSS 5.9 - A buffer-length typo reduces a 2048-bit DH modulus to one…
No, the question is, if the GPL'ed code/structure is more or less recovered during inference, would a court rule the result to be covered by the GPL? I know there was some cases in the past where people swapped licences…
Does it matter? Lawyers don't know either since most majorer cases are still in progress. So far it seems more cases that have been decided in lower instances or has been settled or gone in the direction of the party…
I think technically such a model should abide by the licence of the inputs, hence all models would probably be GPL if the FSF had resources to fight it and the legal profession had an inkling of the processes involved.…
Aaron Swartz pulled down by the legal system for trying to get things accessible for people instead of being blocked by profit requirements. Companies copying things to make profit for themselves not being held…
It's a community site, first model I looked at (Tanya by Shrimport) is under CC-BY-ND-NC licence (Creative Commons, By attribution, No-derivatives, Non-commercial). AI training by definition is derivative, and Roblox…
I was thinking the same thing when another PDF library popped up in the .NET subreddit a few hours before this post.
I'm not really in that camp, but I'm still in the camp of "will they survive long-term if good enough open models trickles down to commodity hardware" (in a way the opposite camp perhaps?). Sun made bank 25 years ago…
Oh my, here I'm looking like a fool, literally gave a talk on the new <meta>/Reflection feature on Thursday and doing it assumed that it was more or less a lock (Well I guess the refl feature will come out if contracts…
I think the big contention is yet-another "optional" feature you cannot rely on when C++ security record is so-so with regards to memory safety, and if you for "elegance" put predicates for such into contracts.. it can…
Lovely, I remember the first cracktro that blew my mind long before I actually got in touch with the demoscene. It was an ACE cracktro for International Karate that was putting huge things in the borders, something…
That's why it's built on SEPA instant that is written into EU law, requiring 10 second transfer times, and the banks have incentives to support these things (they often own it, but also because it creates lock-in…
Like someone else who made the "SEPA in trenchcoat" comment, it's all built on tying phonenumbers (universally available and easily connectible) to bank accounts and relying on SEPA instant for the money. The only thing…
Depends on the API? Considering how much Chinese actors rumored to be spending on straw owners buying for them to then distill information out of OAI/Anthrophic, I'm sure any OAI/Antrophic keys in the wild gets bought…
I'd say yes-ish, the 9.2 rating hints that it's not a straight to-shell exploit, but still serious enough that the step is probably easy enough, imagine the DB connection string or similar leaking through the working…
I wouldn't be surprised about a timeline like 1: Wiz finds the exploit , begins responsible patching procedure 2: Chainguard,etc gets to know about it, adds some monitoring on top of their patches. 3: OpenAI being happy…
Different use-cases. C# is often like Java but without taking a wrong turn when it came to type-erased generics, the generics are uncomplicated enough even if slightly less powerful than what you get with the full…
Reading the claroty article mentioning nginx, I think it's more likely that their decompiler is just setup to use windows semantics since that's probably a majority of what they analyze. Iirc LPCTSTR is just an alias…
XML/XHTML is a fairly strict language syntax wise compared to HTML, tags are either explicitly self-closing i.e. <img/> or terminated with a matching closing-tag, no exceptions. HTML has special rules depending on the…
Yes and no, canvas was fine for replacing flash, and JS performance was good enough quickly. Audio however was a crapshoot for years, especially for games. Even basic WebAudio took until 2015, and the final piece to…
Claude seems to be fairly good at bruteforcing/testing/etc on it's own, it solved a fairly intricate thing while I was busy on other things. I've adapted a crypto-lib for TLS connections and had a mistake during…
Go at it, I have a 1st gen Zephyrus 14inch and had bad heating problems, liquid metal there also initially that just didn't work due to bad application or whatever, repasted it and it's behaved way better. I was quite…