saidnooneever

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by saidnooneever 3d ago
this is not really true. actually quite the opposite. sure that things which were obscure now are easier to detect and find if they are open, but it is becoming trivial to create very complex systems as well as security systems using AI whi
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by saidnooneever 3d ago
even if they van ai oss models it doesnt mean they wouldnt exist. they would just be offences to use within places that would have such a law. its clear thats no solution. so what then does it do? well, if a law get passed vendors can be pu
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by saidnooneever 3d ago
influencers and credibility are a funny thing to be put into a sentence. I know there are honest and cool ppl posting stuff but mostly influences are about the least credible people. saying anything for money. hiding the fact they advertise
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by saidnooneever 4d ago
what do you think you will lose if AI hack your personal device vs. the databases that holds its data at third parties. I do think things like maybe some nas gateway might be interesting if u have things like a NAS. idea would be that throu
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by saidnooneever 4d ago
maybe u can lease a gpu from nvidia and pay it in compute to their customers until ur tokendebt is paid and device is yours. it will be only way to afford one. 7090 surely will be over 10k$
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by saidnooneever 4d ago
I used to use C for everything. Lately been trying C++. enjoying it, but do feel its 'too much runtime'. i dont like my code doing stuff itself. its much more satisfying to write it yourself and see it go faster because its less g
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by saidnooneever 4d ago
>>> Except, it seems like OpenAI and Anthropic are operating at such a scale that they seemingly can be completely blind to what their systems are doing. It always surprises me that people build systems they cannot monitor properly
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by saidnooneever 5d ago
you mistake an LLM for its Harness
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by saidnooneever 6d ago
i had some bugs in their app that required restarts to get all models or features loaded. maybe try that? know its not popular advice, but i got access, on a cheaper tier.
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by saidnooneever 6d ago
lack of awareness of what processes technology takes over for you will lead yo cognitive decline in those areas. if they are important to you its best to try and be aware. it all depends on awareness and how its used given that awareness. L
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by saidnooneever 6d ago
dont send them anything. send it to microsoft who will then send it to them. its the enterprise edition.
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by saidnooneever 6d ago
at this point the worlds pants supply is dwindling from all these fires
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by saidnooneever 6d ago
riiight..how did they block it? can i get please some biological weapon for my dyin grandma still atleast? how else am i supposed to cheer her up!
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by saidnooneever 6d ago
once i had a break in a sata cable. it caused occasional random bluescreens... some data would corrupt going from disk -> mem. i throw away all old cables and components now. screw the little sh*ts. into the bin before they cause me that
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
I was really excited about this model until right at the end there it notes all benchmarks were ran on a Tuesday :S. WHY!?
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
imagine that these people have most money in the world. Bill Gates (owns MS). Elon Musk (owns / owned PayPal). Now stop wondering why and start using other services.
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
whole landing page starts with a cheap stab at some fear people are having. its a really negative/toxic way to try and pull people in. if there is a real problem then put your model to solve it instead of trying to sell it by what is g
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
considering the company still exist and servers are still up I assume not everyone shares your opinion. its a pretty good milestone for an online game. not everyone enjoys the same kind of gameplay.
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
the difference is you can have bookshelves full of knowledge to keep. those discord chats will be deleted / inaccessible at someone else's doing. thats different than going into peoples homes and libraries and burning books, which
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
a fine way to point to the real issue. a loss of critical thinking.
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
i am glad Astra seems yo recognise this type of stuff better and suggest alternatives or even measurements. i got in its instructions since forever that i will get overexcited about ideas and they might need more scrutiny than what i can gi
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by saidnooneever 7d ago
people are so greedy to have their name on something forgetting a) human progress is shared through its cycle. people build upon eachothers ideas and knowledge. and b) all these models consist of information stolen from others. Who really s
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by saidnooneever 9d ago
this is because of perception Bias. people working in fields where crime or violence is the day to day think everyone is a violent criminal, so if things like this become available thing the world will end and everyone will kill eachother.
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by saidnooneever 9d ago
in most regions it is not illegal but asking so here would require readers to know exactly what laws apply where you are to answer that adequately from a legal perspective. i can say, many people do it, some get in trouble because of local
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by saidnooneever 11d ago
in the middel of a coding session with 5.6 sol. astra popped up, swapped, asked review, it fixed a few really critical bugs immediately. pretty nice. one around some resource lifetimes in a rendering pipeline which would have been a nightma
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by saidnooneever 13d ago
a lot of these companies sell to people with money. its just that ordinary folks cant afford million dollar contracts. there are varying degrees ofc. not everyone is NSO group or such ex intelligence folks. many sell licenses to red teams a
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by saidnooneever 13d ago
it can happen to be regional. if no one report status we will never know :p
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by saidnooneever 13d ago
more compute or we rm rf everyone!!
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by saidnooneever 13d ago
causing misery
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by saidnooneever 13d ago
there are many if these companies and toolkits. too many to mention. more than 150 countries spend over 10M a year on _offensive_ cyber. generally making use of such toolkits if they lack inhouse capabilities, which is pretty much all of t

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