KingOfCoders

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by KingOfCoders 6d ago
Fable migrated a Go/Wails project for me to Rust/GPUI and it's so much faster, there is the possibility of Rust to gobble up many more projects.
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by KingOfCoders 7d ago
"is down" to me sounds like stating a fact.
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by KingOfCoders 11d ago
Interesting that it uses Propane fuel and "weaves" the rockets with carbon composite.
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by KingOfCoders 12d ago
I find things like this interesting, I guess everyone finds this normal but, "Power consumption is down 45% - 50% annually." Well is it 45 or 50? Is this a measurement or prediction or a random number? From an engineer or marketin
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
"and it gave them a false sense of security." This was part of evaluating cyber security of their frontier models and they had a "sandbox" which, and I'm not a security researcher, looks not adequate from the first
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
How is that possible if the OS/drive/vault is backdoored? Could you elaborate? I think "resilient" just means "backup copy" and I do think (IANAL) it is illegal to destroy emails when asked for them in the US.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
"They don't need Internet to give their agents access to tons of software." I think that was the requirement, but yes, the cache could have been offline. Still then they could have hacked it to create the message boards - but
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
We offer EU data centers for customers that want their emails to stay in the EU but "Resilient replicas of your data will live in the US" ?
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
How can it escape an "install package <x>" proxy? reducePrivs() serve get(package) { secPackage = secure(package) getBinaryFromArtifactory(secPackage) } I would think the code is very small and easie
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
And if it needs to install packages, have a 5 line Go proxy that talks to Artifactory and exposes only what is needed as a surface.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
An agent idling and then acting on it's own to hack HF is has nothing to do with guard rails. Someone had to give the agent some instructions, like "hack X", "Find exploit for Y" or "Do whatever havoc you can t
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Security researchers expose an unsecure service to agents who were instructed to hack software and called that a sandbox. Agents escape the sandbox by hacking the unsecure service, no tripwire, researchers find the hack days/weeks&#x2F
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
I now watched the video. It seems the agents were sharing context for months, run unattended for months, the sandbox was no sandbox at all, one agent hacked a service and announced it, the service was fixed weeks (?) later, but not secured
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Cui bono?
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Why scared? "Our agents have super intelligence and can hack everything on their own without direction" increases the IPO value and doesn't decrease it.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
[edit] I've now watched the video on the idea that your write-up was misleading. BUT the video is much worse. For two months with highly dangerous agents agents were hacking a service and none of the researchers watched (drank coffee f
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
It does not explain how agents months later would "collaborate" to hack Hugging Face.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
I think for the power you have and how many people listen to you, you should have added context. All of it is made as if without prompt or direction, agents on their own initiative, over weeks collaborated to hack Hugging Face - which too m
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Reminds me of The Last Unicorn, the wizard also tells magic "to do what it wants"
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
No because he doesn't ask the right - and to me, subjectively, obvious - questions.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
My read is: One did it as a PR stunt, the others saw that every media reported on this and did the same.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Had a high opinion on Simon Willison, this broke it.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
"The agents found a Modal-hosted insecure app with a weak API key, then used that to stage an attack against Hugging Face." Why, what was the prompt? I told Claude today to wire plugins on Linux into a sound pipeline to remove noi
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Show me the prompts or it didn't happen.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
"More agents discover this new informal message board while browsing Artifactory’s file listings, and start reading and writing messages." Yeah, my agents also discover what other agents have done on other machines by accident. Ag
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
All of that is plain PR.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
" bypassing security" If they can bypass it there is no security and the security was flawed all along.
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by KingOfCoders 1mo ago
Doesn't the picture I "see" depend on how close I get to the "frame"? Does the camera take this into account when making a photo?
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by KingOfCoders 2mo ago
"That is only your own interpretation." There are many people on the internet who think their interpretation of things i the only right one. Don't argue.
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by KingOfCoders 2mo ago
So no autocomplete.

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