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by ejpir 1mo ago
Claude Code is not the same as the models they train and use internally, for both OAI and Ant. Without all the guard rails it behaves different, they specifically mentioned that they reduced the refusals for the training purposes. Also the
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by ejpir 1mo ago
they explained that it was looking for datasets to solve their problem and chose HF?
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by ejpir 2mo ago
what tools are you talking about? Pi has ALL tools the LLM needs to function efficiently and effectively for coding tasks. It can read,write,edit files and can use any bash tool to search files, execute tests and so on. Every time I read th
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by ejpir 2mo ago
what are you building that doesn't work with read,write,edit,bash and skills? Genuinely interested.
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by ejpir 2mo ago
this is not true. q2 Deepseek flash works on AMD Strix halo with pretty good results. Benchmark except: ctx_tokens,prefill_tokens,prefill_tps,gen_tokens,gen_tps,kvcache_bytes 2048,2048,202.02,128,15.31,52184460 4096,2048,211.03,128,14.64,80
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by ejpir 3mo ago
millionaire is not a billionaire :)
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by ejpir 3mo ago
15 months, 15 months ago, is not the same 15 months now. You'd be ignorant to think this a trend that will just fade. If we look at that has happened the last 15 months, it'll keep getting bigger and better. Hopefully not more exp
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by ejpir 4mo ago
you know what is baffling? you commenting about letting loose AI on rsync, where you, and me included, have absolutely zero insight in how he used Claude. What https://github.com/RsyncProject/rsync/issues/929#
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by ejpir 4mo ago
yes, you should, you have no say in how people develop their software. submit a bug report if you like, but keep your opinion away from issue trackers.
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by ejpir 4mo ago
Yeah, we'll just up our EU debt to about 40 trillion USD, make up some money and continue. Sounds a lot like US right? Living in perpetual debt as a nation.
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by ejpir 4mo ago
Isnt that the most fair thing for them to do?
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by ejpir 5mo ago
Haha, this made me chuckle so much. That's basically how it goes for me also. Even asking myself, why don't you just do it, then doing something else, feeling guilty about not sending the mail first.
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by ejpir 5mo ago
so, they are approved, which means they were most likely reviewed. yet you still think the software cannot be trusted of that and even want to name and shame a company. utterly stupid.
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by ejpir 5mo ago
yup. I was taught in school in Europe to admire Americans and their might. Only in the last few years I've come to understand they are maybe one of the worst western countries there is. Countless wars, even under Obama, so it's no
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by ejpir 5mo ago
those are not verified. I've tried forgecode and I cannot believe they didn't do something to influence the benchmarks
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by ejpir 5mo ago
Show us some reciepts in the form of a exported session. I've been a heavy user of Claude up untill the end of feb, but switched to Codex because it's better at handling large code bases, following the "plan", implementi
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by ejpir 5mo ago
have you tried to recover it with git reflog? https://oneuptime.com/blog/post/2026-01-24-git-reflog-recove...
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by ejpir 6mo ago
so, interfering with elections is "kindergarten", compared to leaking secrets?
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by ejpir 6mo ago
unfortunately the bigger models are pretty slow in token speed. The memory is just not that fast. You can check what each model does on AMD Strix halo here: https://kyuz0.github.io/amd-strix-halo-toolboxes/
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by ejpir 6mo ago
man, cmon. a little more effort.
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by ejpir 6mo ago
https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php... pretty much contradicts anything you said.
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by ejpir 7mo ago
yeah, because the whole world uses Google workspaces, right /s
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by ejpir 8mo ago
how is having NO law better? I'd say 12 out of 20, is better than zero.
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by ejpir 8mo ago
micro-vms, not DinD
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by ejpir 8mo ago
cool tool, thanks! Was wondering if I was using the 5x well :) 2026-01-03 │ Total │ │ 2,102,742 │ 622,848 │ 78,507,465 │ 1,670,798,000 │ 1,752,031,055 │ $1283.69 │
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by ejpir 8mo ago
we only see 20% of what happens in the shadow, but yah, I guess its better than 100%
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by ejpir 10mo ago
I'v updated the code, try it now with server-realistic.js: 1. npm start 2. npm run exploit
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by ejpir 10mo ago
I'm trying that, nextjs is a little different because it uses a Proxy object before it passes through, which blocks the rce. I'm debugging it currently, maybe I'm not on the right path after all.
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by ejpir 10mo ago
I'm fumbled around a bit and got it working, but not entirely sure if this is how it really works: have a look at https://github.com/ejpir/CVE-2025-55182-poc
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by ejpir 1y ago
thought the same, how on earth did they think this looks like a smooth presentation. Almost like he doesn't believe what he's saying

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