bradreaves2

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Agent Security Is a Systems Problem(arxiv.org)
10 points by bradreaves2 2mo ago|2 comments
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by bradreaves2 2mo ago
This position paper argues that classic systems security design principles are what we need to secure AI agents.
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by bradreaves2 4mo ago
H1-B is defined as “non-immigrant.” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H-1B_visa
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by bradreaves2 4mo ago
Is this intended to ensure that students and H1-Bs will not have a path to residency unless they disrupt their lives here?
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by bradreaves2 6mo ago
I figured this was “CEO said a thing” journalism [1], but buried in the last paragraph is a real scorcher: > “Undeniable proof that confidently uninformed hospital administrators are a danger to patients: easily duped by AI companies tha
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by bradreaves2 6mo ago
The article misattributes the cause of the public's loss of trust in science. The public has lost confidence in science because commercial and political entities have worked systematically to undermine scientific authority that threate
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by bradreaves2 7mo ago
Where does it say that it will require age verification? The link you sent basically says "you pinky-promise that you're 18." Later in the doc it also says "you promise not to send malware."
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by bradreaves2 7mo ago
Gave it a try for a language I know (Spanish) and one I don't (Russian). On Russian, the explanations of why some answers were correct/incorrect didn't load (presumably an AI call failed?). Especially at lower layers, a good
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by bradreaves2 1y ago
All the external noises are a big problem. But the things that irritate me even more are the infernal modals and alerts on my computing devices. It is hard enough maintaining focus without having to spend an entire work session playing whac
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by bradreaves2 1y ago
> This scene might feel like science fiction This article is fiction followed by commentary. If the anecdote were real, it would still be an anecdote: tempting to generalize, but wise to hold loosely. The article is about how AI will l
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by bradreaves2 1y ago
Counterpoint: the past continues to inspire, surprise, and delight. Your comment about “1700’s newspapers” reminded me of The Past Times podcast, where comedians read random newspapers from across American history. The episodes I’ve listen
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by bradreaves2 2y ago
Certain right wing figures have spent decades coordinating an alternative media infrastructure whose only goal was to sow doubt about truths that were inconvenient to their political aims. Any discussion of public media trust that doesn’t i
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by bradreaves2 2y ago
It's worth noting that this is a paper from 2014. The premise seems well-known now, but I wonder if it was as strong then? I agree root cause analysis would be more interesting, but it wouldn't be justified until the base phenome
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by bradreaves2 2y ago
The claim made here is that at 100GbE the sequence numbers wrap in milliseconds. That number seems right (source: vibes). Why isn’t this a serious problem then? I’d love a networking expert to chime in. Is it that high bandwidth links also
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by bradreaves2 2y ago
OP is citing a post about genomics research data sharing, where they have identifiers that are exceptionally vulnerable to Excel’s date inference and conversion algorithm. The problem is so bad in the discipline they changed how they name t
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by bradreaves2 2y ago
Memphis is unique in sitting on a major artesian aquifer, and its tap water is as good or better than can be bought in a bottle. The environmental group here is concerned about unsustainable use of the aquifer, instead of gray water or Miss
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by bradreaves2 2y ago
The author states the purpose of the Jones Act was to preserve US maritime capacity. He then claims that because the US does not have a global hegemony on this market, the Act has failed. Therefore, we should end Jones Act protectionism to
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
I am a professor of computer security in the US. Chinese students who want to study this topic in the US face extreme scrutiny in visa interviews. On cursory inspection, there is a logic there. The logic falls apart when you realize that al
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Is this idea the progenitor of SoCs?
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Supposing they offered this at my house, what could I do with it that I already can't do with gigabit fiber? Google Fiber already offers 2Gbps to a friend of mine, but he hasn't upgraded because he doesn't see the point. Most
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Academic who has served on tenure-track hiring committees here. At my (public) institution, none of these identities were discussed when considering candidates. We did look at diversity statements as an indicator of if applicants were awar
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
I bought into the Omada ecosystem in 2020, when Ubiquity was hard to buy and had also just had a major breach. TP-Link has been good about deploying improvements to the ecosystem. The flipside is those improvements are basic functionality t
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Posture is most affected by muscle (im)balance, so if you want to fix hunching, consider exercises like face pulls that strengthen the back muscles that counter the chest muscles that pull your shoulders forward. There are ways to do these
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Going from sole principal to having a staff is a unique transition compared to the typical “engineer to first level manager” so not all advice is going to work. Here is one approach. Not perfect, and there are obviously going to be cases wh
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Is anyone aware of an independent source for this claim? I'm not finding anything using search. I'm happy to believe the author's account, but I'm curious how widespread this might be. I'd also like to know if this
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Nice try, domestic intelligence service.
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
The article focuses on macro-level construction techniques and materials. As an American, the thing I find most unnerving is the low standard of workmanship and materials in 21st century homes of middle-class neighborhoods. Incompetent inst
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
As a former PhD student who is now faculty, I have to say that the pace of the game is one of the most realistic aspects. Every small step forward takes about a month, it may or may not pan out, but it passes in the blink of an eye. It&#x27
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
I think if I did webdev full time, the price would be easily justified. OP: Consider hobbyists and generalist who aren’t full time. There might be a market segment for short term access for hobbyists or generalists. I would be easily willin
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by bradreaves2 3y ago
Only for an hour.

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