beardedwizard

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by beardedwizard 17d ago
It's been a long time (5 years?) since I encountered this last. Despite the idea making total sense to me, I am no clearer than I was then on how to actually do this in any org I have been a part of or managed. Where does this work? Ho
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by beardedwizard 25d ago
But TUIs make me feel smart, and my work feel important and esoteric.
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by beardedwizard 1mo ago
Umm shouldn't that be "search the web and read the docs for pi4 to answer: ..."?
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by beardedwizard 1mo ago
> And please, God, let me die with my wife like John Nash did in that NJ Turnpike taxi crash. amen brother.
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by beardedwizard 1mo ago
+1, been all the way to fed ramp high and this is a huge part of the security theater that is fedramp. The second best part is either getting really good at patching every single thing, or playing the POA&M game.
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by beardedwizard 1mo ago
I did some work at a large saas company where HSM as a big part of what we did. In the early days, we paid for full HSMs that we managed and eventually had to make a decision on whether or not we would used managed HSM and HSM-like services
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
Can you imagine ransomware that targets these logs?
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
HTTP is a text based protocol, nobody is arguing websites are muds. Let's skip the strange purity tests and engage in good faith discussion.
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
Simply untrue. There have been hundreds of MUD clients and many of them were not purely text based at all. Many had images and map screens built in.
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
People start talking to llms all day, suddenly text based games are interesting again...
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
So, formal verification then...
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
I dont know, I wish I did.
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
until you are on the wrong side of an absolutist regime I guess
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
Why do talented engineers keep going to work for these companies and building it?
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
Is that prediction not based on matching previous patterns, whose frequencies are more or less encoded in the weights?
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by beardedwizard 2mo ago
Explain it to me
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
I don't think I need to quote your own post back to you where the word "vote" is not present. You are not here for a good faith discussion.
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
This 100000x over. Nothing is worse than trying to productionize code coming from academics like this.
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
That's not what you said. However, Italy is a country that did recover from fascism. It seems like you are more interested in being a doomer than engaging in good faith discussion. I'll pass on the defeatist doom porn.
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
Can you name a single relevant historical example for this claim?
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
I'm a bit disappointed to see "The critiques here are sharp", a Claude tell, in a response which (to me) is trying to subtly argue that hackerrank is not overly reliant on LLMs. I'm not sure if your intent was to come ac
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
Completely agree. Its all about time spent. Been in the security industry a long time as a software engineer. Security research is no different than any other engineering discipline. It is down to the time you are willing to invest and wher
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by beardedwizard 3mo ago
Jail breaking is about getting models to ignore your instructions and follow arbitrary ones. Unless you take no user input, it could be an issue for you. The question is do you care? if a user asks your chat bot for baking instructions and
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by beardedwizard 4mo ago
Good engineering is good engineering. Belief that someone else uniquely possesses the skill to engineer some critical part of a system you built is, for me, just abdicating responsibility. It's a learned helplessness. Someone else blin
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by beardedwizard 4mo ago
Did we all forget "let me google that for you"? The cycle continues.
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by beardedwizard 4mo ago
I'm enjoying how nobody in this thread seems to know what a container actually is, and folks may be surprised to learn kernel namespace underpins both docker and lxc.
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by beardedwizard 4mo ago
Yeah because I'd rather trade one kernel surface for another.
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by beardedwizard 5mo ago
I really love this take. AI both increases and decimates the ability of people to BS you with fancy graphics and text.
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by beardedwizard 6mo ago
Nah it's exactly like they have been trained on this data and parrot it back when it statistically makes sense to do so. You don't have to teach a monkey language for it to feel sadness.
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by beardedwizard 7mo ago
Bring your system to my records. The irony of systems of record is that if there is more than one, there are effectively none. Just data stuck in silos waiting for compute.

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