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by jijji 5d ago
so this story is something that's really important for everybody to know about and should not get downvoted...
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by jijji 5d ago
another story about the lack of chain-of-thought reasoning traces in frontier models...
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by jijji 6d ago
The oxymoron of OpenAI in its name and its actions should give the collaborator all he/she needs to know.
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by jijji 8d ago
The lack of reasoning traces in frontier model output is hurting science and progress... thats my take away from reading that, and why open source models are so critical and so needed, because they actually do expose the chain-of-thought re
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by jijji 9d ago
i thought everyone got rid of vmware in 2007 when virtualbox came out... wow cant believe people still pay for that
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by jijji 9d ago
you could backdoor not only the strip command but alot of other commands that work on elf binaries: strings, strace, objdump, nm, ldd, etc
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by jijji 14d ago
I think as long as you dont copy the exact 39 amino acid structure of Retatrutide, and dont use the word "Retatrutide" to describe it, you'll be outside the lawsuit targets of Eli Lilly. You'd want to improve the struct
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by jijji 14d ago
wow if the paint.net people are trying to win an award for most popup advertising on one web page, they have my vote!
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by jijji 17d ago
try to get the doorbell to send the webhook locally to Home Assistant, bypassing steps 2, 3 and 4
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by jijji 21d ago
I for one welcome our new robot overlords.
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by jijji 21d ago
The release date is supposed to be August 28th 2026
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by jijji 23d ago
The article says that once converted to BMP all the metadata gets removed....so on linux: convert file.jpg file.bmp; convert file.bmp file.jpg
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by jijji 24d ago
peptides seemed to have popped up about 10 years ago.... now we've got probably over 100 common peptides that are used for various things, here is a sample: 1) PT-141 is a peptide that releases sex hormone into the blood and literally
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by jijji 24d ago
peptides (2-50 amino acids) are smaller than proteins (50+ amino acids)... it's impossible to call a complex protein a peptide, it fails to meet the definition.
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by jijji 24d ago
The problem with certain peptides (the Eli Lilly patented ones like Tirzepatide and Retatrutide) is that when you carefully look at whats going on, you'll notice that they are recently filing lawsuits for anyone who mentions those word
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by jijji 26d ago
amatuer... when you leave the us you bring a wiped phone, never bring your primary phone/laptop/camera/etc
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by jijji 28d ago
so basically anybody who uses openrouter from now on is going to have all their data exfiltrated to stripe and then to all the banks/insurance companies... when I read the article that's what I think is going on and it doesn'
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by jijji 1mo ago
this isnt about the progress of FHE, this is about models hiding reasoning traces (i.e. "thinking") from their paying customers because they dont want them knowing how question A got to answer B.
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by jijji 1mo ago
gaslighting people by pretending that encrypting reasoning traces between agent and client is a win for "private AI"... the title should be rewritten as it is plainly conceding -- Closed AI providers use encrypted reasoning traces
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by jijji 1mo ago
The fact that frontier LLM providers pirated all the data that they used for training, then to go on to encrypt all of the reasoning traces that they use to come up with the conclusions it's really disingenuous, and then have the balls
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by jijji 1mo ago
rust programs are a lot of times faster and orders of magnitude safer than C and C++ counterparts... where is your data to support your assertion that rust programs use more resources than C and C++ programs?
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by jijji 1mo ago
you would think the simulation this would be called via API and get a json response, not be running on the client consuming 1.6 GB of RAM....
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by jijji 1mo ago
something to try that works really well is to put "explain this as if you're talking to a 5th grader" at the end of your request.... it just breaks down the text into more manageable sentences that can be understood by genera
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by jijji 1mo ago
it makes you wonder did the developers intentionally add vulnerability exploitation as a feature so they can use it against their competitors or anyone else
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by jijji 1mo ago
taalas is great for llama 3.x 8B models, really bad for one board serving Kimi K3, it seems like you would bottleneck at a few hundred tokens no matter what you do.... spreading the big model against multiple cards seems the only way to get
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by jijji 1mo ago
thats why i never bought a game in my life and never intend to... if i want to see how a game works, i could download an emulator and run it via the emulator from a public rom under linux. If I am really interested, i could download a 512G
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by jijji 2mo ago
cost of compute, also the less likelyhood of underhanded tactics or vendor lock-in
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by jijji 2mo ago
competition in this space is great, especially with open models/weights. I think the answer is not closed source models. Similar to the Unix versus Linux situation in the 1990's, open source wins out. Yesterdays story about how
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by jijji 2mo ago
s3 is expensive... there are a lot of cheap options. I think I pay $48/month for a linux vps with 8 cpus and 16tb of storage with interserver.net... the same storage on amazon s3 is $377/month lol
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by jijji 3mo ago
what does that have to do with AI companies being forced to exfiltrate data to the US government?

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