samuel

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by samuel 25d ago
I have this idea of using an obliterated version of this model for cyber work(or even this one, seeing that its guardrails aren't that strong) in a harness with the ability to spawn SOTA level subagents, faster and more capable. The ra
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by samuel 3mo ago
The first "Morris worm" of the AI isn't far away, IMO. In fact the sooner the better (because it will blunter and easier to handle).
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by samuel 5mo ago
I don't think it's the case, but it would be very funny that this would end being AI generated clickbait.
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by samuel 6mo ago
You can connect it to any anthropic compatible endpoint(kimi allows this) but it's a weird choice, given that Open code, pi.dev and others are open source.
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by samuel 6mo ago
Chat is certainly an option, but the real deal are agents, which have access to way more sensitive information.
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by samuel 6mo ago
Very timely, the final report has been released today. I hadn't read the document you referenced, and I admit don't have the prior knowledge, nor the time, to fully understand all the implications of what it says. My opinion is th
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by samuel 6mo ago
It's not that easy, and the 2025 blackout good evidence of that. Renewables need a grid that's engineered for them and that require significative investments. Without them, closing power plants (of any kind) is, IMO, nonsensical.
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by samuel 7mo ago
I assume that -p is the same that "codex exec". The difference is that in this case the agent loop is executed, which has all the caching and behaviour guarantees. What I assume OpenClaw is doing is calling the endpoint directly w
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by samuel 9mo ago
Is this source trustable? (I have no idea, I'm not german) https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/kriminalitaet/article2521783...
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by samuel 9mo ago
Your question So does nobody in Europe use an EDR or intercepting proxy since GDPR went into force? Given that a regulator publishes a document with guidelines about DPI I think it rules out the impossibility of implementing it. If that wer
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by samuel 9mo ago
I have found a definite answer from the Dutch Protection Agency (although it could be out of date). https://english.ncsc.nl/binaries/ncsc-en/documenten/factshee...
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by samuel 9mo ago
(IANAL) I don't think there is a simple response to that, but I guess that given that the employer: - has established a detailed policy about personal use of corporate devices - makes a fair attempt to block work unrelated services (ho
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by samuel 9mo ago
I agree with the sentiment, but I think it's a pretty naive view of the issue. Companies will want all info they can in case some of their workers does something illegal-inappropiate to deflect the blame. That's a much more palpab
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by samuel 1y ago
Recently learnt about tailscale funnel, and I love it, I would use for everything. tailscale funnel --set-path <secret> <DIRECTORY> (The path is needed because there are lots of bots who scan tailscale hostnames). This works if
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by samuel 1y ago
GPT actions allowed mostly the same functionality, I don't get the sudden scare about the security implications. We are in the same place, good or bad. Btw it was already possible (but inelegant) to forward Gpt actions requests to MCP
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by samuel 1y ago
Custom connectors are cool and a good selling point but they have to be remote (afaik there is no Le Chat Desktop) so using it with local resources it's not impossible, but hard to set up and not very practical (you need tail scale f
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by samuel 1y ago
One of these obviously hasn't happened, but it might be, hence my excitement. I don't know how likely the experts think it is (~1%, ~10%,etc...) but I guess the odds aren't high. With regards to the other one (AI), I did not
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by samuel 1y ago
I had never expected that I would witness in my lifetime such advanced AI, and now (may be) extraterrestrial life. If confirmed, the only remaining big mystery would beto know if there is intelligent life in any other part of the universe,
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by samuel 1y ago
I don't claim that his work is original (the AI related probably is, but it's just tangentially related to rationalism), but it's clearly presented and is practical. And, BTW, I could just be ignorant in a lot of these topics
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by samuel 1y ago
I'm currently reading Yudkowsky's "Rationality: from AI to zombies". Not my first try, since the book is just a collection of blog posts and I found it a bit hard to swallow due its repetitiveness, so I gave up after the
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by samuel 1y ago
Regarding the o3 "trick", if I understand it correctly, I'm trying to do something similar with the "MCP Super Assistant" paired with the DesktopCommander MCP. I still haven't managed to make the mcp proxy serv
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by samuel 1y ago
I don't think they are comparable. MCPShell is a go program to run shell scripts, while the other one allows to define MCP operations as bash functions. Not quite the same. The bash sdk can't be used to run arbitrary shell command
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by samuel 1y ago
There are fine tunes for that, sure.
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by samuel 1y ago
This is great, and a feature I was hoping for, for a long time. At this point I would have expected something mcp or openapi based but probably is simpler and more flexible this way. Implementing it as plugin shouldn't be hard, I think
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by samuel 1y ago
It was a true concern, I know people who never got used to it. But were 70+ at the time and dead by now, so it eventually gets fixed, yeah.
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by samuel 1y ago
Interesting, but not quite the same: Xor and binary fuse filters require access to the full set of keys at construction time. In this sense, they are immutable. Alternatives have typically a fixed memory usage and a maximal capacity, but t
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by samuel 1y ago
That's not an inherent property of the system. You can choose the most likely token(topk=1) and it will be deterministic (at least in theory, in some hardware setups it might be trickier)
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by samuel 1y ago
I spin up a docker container using the docker API. I haven't used gvisor because I don't expect the model to try kernel level exploits. If it were the case, we're already doomed.
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by samuel 1y ago
I can, and I would say it's a likely scenario, say 30%. If they don't have a significant edge over their competitors in the capabilities of their models, what's left? A money losing web app, and some API services that I'
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by samuel 1y ago
I guess this students don't pass, do they? I don't think that's a particularly hard concern. It will take a bit more, but will learn the lesson (or drop out). I'm more worried about those who will learn to solve the prob

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