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by bitexploder 4mo ago
Write in C, snapshot to memory safe production Rust that had been verified and differential tested to within an inch of its life. This is a hard reality. Ports will become cheap. Disposable. The vuln finding capabilities are changing everyt
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
Or SSH, OpenSSL, Envoy, Nginx, etc. Curl has a real footprint, but it isn't just out there passively attackable. Linux Kernel is right as a default.
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
Right. It is a weakness and makes the meta analyses super important. I can't see all but trained athletes doing even low zone cardio for that much time. But I can see an active person walking, moving around, 12K steps, with a couple ho
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
Moderate is not vigorous. They mean being active and walking, etc.
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
One time I told it “we are doing science” and I had DNA emoji everywhere and it so over enthusiastically embraced the science theme I was genuinely laughing. It finished one task with a flourish of several dna emoji and proclaimed: The Scie
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
People that don’t understand current AI likely have no idea how to differentiate Opus from some super intelligence. Further in their domain with the safeguards off it probably creates capabilities never imagined. To me they are making that
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
They can map things like this. They are amazing translation layers. As long as it is a shape of problem or data they are trained on they can translate. The DSL they made up is shaped like some other data format they know for that latent spa
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
You have to not "stress" the agents out over testing. If a gate is no failing tests they cheat. If the gate is triage failing tests, quantify risk of failing test, prioritize in next work cycles... agents behave amazingly better a
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
It is worse because the signal is buried in the noise.
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by bitexploder 4mo ago
Vibe coded apps with barely no tests, invariants, etc. No wonder it turns into spaghetti. You can always refactor code, force agents to write small modular pieces and files. Good engineering is good engineering whether an agent or human wro
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
I think they would not be LLMs then.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
I think the idea is to find things true to you to genuinely compliment?
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
There is no such thing as irresponsible disclosure. Thanks though.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
I feel at least partially responsible. I would often instruct agents to "stop being a goblin". I really enjoyed this story too, though.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
We do not have the complete picture.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
Basic a high priority stimulus arrives. It is actually fascinating how this get sorted out, but the salience network say, gets a signal like, user stubbed toe, massive spike of cortisol along with pain signals filtering in from that part of
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
Staring does something interesting. It does slowly reduce brain waves, but it is harder to hit theta with eyes open. And it works very differently initially. With eyes closed meditation where we, say, follow the breath we use the salience n
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
I am bluer than 78%. Colors. How do they work.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
Ehm, that is simply not true. Google built it for themselves first. It is essentially the open source version of the internal architecture. It gets used.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
20 years at least. I remember seeing how Gracenote worked back in the day when I was consulting for them.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
They said they designed it to be a better coding model. Something that has long been true: better software engineers are better vulnerability hunters as well. I think we are seeing that play out with Mythos.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
Antigravity off in the corner feeling sad about itself rn.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
I do. It is better. I have done a lot of vuln research. I can get way better than one shot level results out of “inferior” models.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
Yep. They are good at it.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
And if you have the better harness and the next model?
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
For a long time with sleep studies they would give participants a single unit of alcohol. Alcohol has always trashed sleep, even when younger.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
You can use LLM to write less code too. Just takes more intention. Which is kind of the whole point.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
I also give the agent an mcp with combined FTS and vector based semantic search using sqlite-vec so it can search up things quickly.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
It feels a little disjointed to compare old tech. Computing tech iteration cycles and adoption rates seem more interesting than things at the dawn of communications technology.
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by bitexploder 5mo ago
Just need your own LLMs to exhaust them. The future seems like it will be owned by whoever can automate with LLMs in whatever problem domain there is. My agent will be in touch with yours, I guess.

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