rustyhancock

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Did AI Hack HuggingFace?(youtube.com)
2 points by rustyhancock 2mo ago|1 comments
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
LiveOverflow posted this video on YouTube attempting to reverse engineer the potential exploit chain GPT used to hack HuggingFace. The title is the original one on YouTube. Original description from the video: An OpenAI agent reportedly esc
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
He's also completely missed what many of us see as the primary the issue, HF was attacked by a US frontier model. HF could not be helped by US frontier models because of the "safety" features they have. HF had to use an open
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
It has massive perks, especially in regions where the transaction fee or exchange fee scams run. (Basically they have a reasonable price showing and when you pay with a credit card you see your banks charges you a huge amount. It can be as
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
It's also quite surprising that all socials need to be declared. And presumably them AI vetted in time for you to get to the border.
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Aren't these figures the wrong way around "$0.13 of usage per $1 spent" So I spend a dollar and I get 13 cents worth of usage? I guess it means the otherway around but I'm not seeing how that phrasing works. Are they pay
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Agreed and it's not even conceptually hard. Perhaps the solution is that some apps and data is in a locked area that would require a further pin once the device is unlocked. So the duress pin unlocks the device but wipes that region. I
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
It's not prophetic. Prophetic means it predicts the future, this is epidimlogical science being applied as intended. It didn't predict the future it designed it because we applied it. Contagion used GPS logging to predict who was
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
This was basically Googles idea behind "Circles" or whatever their social media platform was called the millisecond it existed.
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
One of the interesting things about LLM training is that high quality documentation can get your product effectively promoted by them. I imagine the kind of advertising you're talking about is obtained by providing that documentation a
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
> It is now possible to merge multiple PDFs by dragging a PDF into the PDF sidebar. > It is now possible to add images as new pages within PDFs using the Firefox PDF editor. I have always found it odd that browsers are also PDF editor
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Android makes this a chore with all its gestures too! But I'm not sure it could (or that I'd want) it to supress gestures like back and close application
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
The README mentions it and conventionally it seems right. But back of the envelope it seems you're shaving not much off if the latency is primarily WiFi latency (tens of milliseconds) not flash reads (microseconds?). If you use loads o
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Just have the raspberry pi boot from a USB/SSD. Rpi5 has a pcie slot if you want a cleaner setup.
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Sounds like that'll be a great read. This is (literally) none of my business, but would you consider a cut down or basic open source version (hardware and software, with open software running in the proper hardware). Yes it'll be
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Nitrates to dilate vessels just seems like cheating in the PED sense
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
Those are reasons to have the path. Other than the tree roots which lands a bit pearl clutchy to me, they aren't reasons to police people off their preferred route.
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
He's right the magnetosphere doesn't significantly protect our atmosphere. It probably reduces helium loss on earth and other lighter elements. In addition to his Venus example, Mars lost its atmosphere because it's gravity
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
I wish they called it confirmed and not discovered It was known about by the locals, they even gave it a name, it's call was very well known even if few had sighted it. They did important scientific work to confirm a distinct species.
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
That's standard token usage for /init
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
One issue is those are the bugs you get when you write it in C++. They aren't the bugs you get when you write it in Rust. The kind of bugs you get are usually a function of the problem, language, implementation approach.
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by rustyhancock 2mo ago
What's this got to do with synesthesia?
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
What's the problem exactly? Could you not follow the example in the text? The standard text to build understanding in physics is University Physics by Sears & Zemansky. It's worth remembering you're quite far from the gro
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
> So if my theorem is correct, and Quake gutted id Software, was it worth it? Well I'd say yes absolutely. Games are more important than game companies, and Quake is an iconic titan of the gaming world. Sandy's quote here burie
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
Guess this is announced as part of epics state of unreal and if so this is already off to an amazing start even if this is all there is!
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
I think I'd personally develop a minimal patch and then publically disclose. I'm not sure it's be reasonable to leave an actively exploited critical bug until August. Nor would I be too interested in playing middle man or pay
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
A curious approach, but I like it! Wonder if this means just publishing vulnerablities without contact with curl team would be responsible (you have no other path to tell vulnerable users)
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
> the White House intends to generally regulate Mythos-class models (whatever exactly that means) This is not at all surprising. And I hope people don't make the mistake that it's a "this administration" problem. It w
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
For now all one can say is transmission is assumed to be dramatically reduced. The bigger risk is likely that in some the suppression is temporary or transient flares of replication under some circumstances. The other question is, does this
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by rustyhancock 3mo ago
Ikeas instructions are such an oddity. It feels like there is precisely enough information to deduce each step. But only just enough miss one clue and you have something on upside down on step 7 that you won't notice until step 37. I f

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