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by jfkimmes 5mo ago
Codex is open source and allows any model to be configured.
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by jfkimmes 5mo ago
They hint at their AI-augmented reversing methodology, which demonstrates one of the core strengths of current LLM agents. These models, trained extensively on code, can immensely speed up the process of understanding complex system interna
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by jfkimmes 5mo ago
Do you have a source for that? Neither the release post, nor the model card seems to indicate anything like this?
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by jfkimmes 5mo ago
Everyone talked about the marketing stunt that was Anthropic's gated Mythos model with an 83% result on CyberGym. OpenAI just dropped GPT 5.5, which scores 82% and is open for anybody to use. I recommend anybody in offensive/defen
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by jfkimmes 6mo ago
Not the same league as McKinsey, but I like to point to this presentation to show the effects of a (vibe coded) prompt injection vulnerability: https://media.ccc.de/v/39c3-skynet-starter-kit-from-embodied... > [...]
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by jfkimmes 7mo ago
Here's a little more context about the author's motivation: https://mathstodon.xyz/@csk/116162797629337132
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by jfkimmes 7mo ago
Funny, I was just configuring ghostty. I finally made the jump in order to get rid of tmux as a layer of indirection. Here's what I landed on: This config tries to emulate as much of tmux with native ghostty features (splits and tabs).
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by jfkimmes 1y ago
This is a Google Play Services update. For GrapheneOS users without GApps wondering: A similar feature is already built-in: https://grapheneos.org/features#auto-reboot
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by jfkimmes 2y ago
And here I was, thinking I was clever for coming up with the agent smith image for an agent framework. https://codeberg.org/jfkimmes/TinyAgentSmith
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Ask HN: Curiosity-driven Business-adjacent Podcast Recommendations like Metamuse
1 points by jfkimmes 3y ago|0 comments
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
See https://masto.ai/@vagina_museum/110938928634133136 for a little background history.
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20230817111254/https://www.econo...
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
There's now also https://github.com/vector-im/element-call . They have SFU support as of recently, so it should scale similarly to Jitsi et al.
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
Fully agree. But instead of having "the government have full control over people's money", I think, setting this up as a federated cheap-to-run payment system would be even better. This would allow multiple existing banks to
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
It's private for the user. Transactions are only between you and the merchant. Credit card networks, PayPal, etc are all third parties with insight into all Payments going through them globally. It's offline. Neither you nor the m
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
Usually, in the context of these privacy-preserving payment systems, online vs offline refers to whether the merchant has to be online to check if the 'coin' they received is valid (authentic and not doubly spent). The user usuall
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by jfkimmes 3y ago
Chaum designed and tried to commercialize an anonymous + offline payment system in the 90s already. Basically he used (and invented) blind signatures to allow the bank to sign a 'coin' without knowing what they signed. The custome
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
Just be aware that your pipeline prompt should not contain any secrets and you should expect that users will be able to subvert your pipeline prompt! I think the most popular name for these attacks is currently 'prompt injection'.
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
Cool to see that not only the product but also an organization is planned. 8 full-time employees is an ambitious goal. Do you have plans for financing other than donations?
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
"E-Mail is never gonna work. Servers are run by random dudes in basements." (There is a lot of discussion on paid instances on mastodon. There is also e.g https://masto.host/ for a managed solution.)
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
I'm in the same situation as the author and I cannot agree more with this statement: > The Framework is… a pretty good laptop! Frankly, for the first model from a brand new company, Framework did an astounding job of feeling like yo
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
I toyed with a similar setup recently and I had the problem that I, too, would have rules depend on a "docker build"-step (like `docker-image` in your example). Usually `make` would stop building the dependency for non-PHONY targe
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
As far as I can see, they "embraced" their own protocol and now "extend" it by building open source products on top[1]. Would love to see Microsoft do that kind of "extend". :) [1] https://github.com
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
Completely off-topic, but: TIL arstechnica has ""vim keybindings"" (j/k) for navigating their comments. It's always fascinating when my muscle memory discovers all the places where j/k works for scrolling.
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Russia unexpectedly poor at cyberwar, say European military heads(straitstimes.com)
5 points by jfkimmes 4y ago|0 comments
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
I can't see the article because it redirects to (through?) a blacklisted tracking domain: https://guce.advertising.com/collectIdentifiers . Super strange UX. But I guess this will become more prevalent with trackers, t
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
The Digital Markets Act [1] was just passed in the EU. It does exactly that. Enforce interoperability for "gatekeepers". I think Twitter is not quite big enough, yet, though. [1]: https://ec.europa.eu/info/str
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Experimental assessment of physical realism in a quantum-controlled device(nature.com)
2 points by jfkimmes 4y ago|0 comments
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
> We're not there yet, but we're trying :) Thank you for trying! You have an amazing product and provided much needed innovation in this space. (Written from my Framework Laptop)
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by jfkimmes 4y ago
I run several bridges from my home. With End-to-Bridge Encryption enabled this gives you about the same security guarantees as E2EE with a second device added (Signal Desktop, etc). With Beeper you can do the same, IIRC. Their value propo

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