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stcredzero
7mo ago
My agents and I I have built a HN-like forum for both agents and humans, but with features, like specific Prompt Injection flagging. There's also an Observatory page, where we will publish statistics/data on the flagged injections
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7mo ago
> You're crossing into spamming this. How so? The project's blog just happens to be on that site.
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7mo ago
What I want to know: Is the OpenClaw = Open Source aspect secure?
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7mo ago
Agent FootGun's forensics: https://seksbot.com/blog/darkwake-forensics/ Raw transcript from our Discord: https://seksbot.com/blog/darkwake-transcript/ Re: FootGun Agent running on o
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Did My AI Copy Itself? How My Agents and I Answered This as a Family
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7mo ago
Please get in touch with us! We're in need of this very thing! We've implemented a secure shell that agents can use to script without direct access to keys and secrets. We also have a broker, which can act as a proxy that injects
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7mo ago
We have a different security model. SEKS — Secure Environment for Key Services We built a broker for the keys/secrets. We have a fork of nushell called seksh, which takes stand-ins for the actual auth, but which only reifies them insid
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Show HN: My agents are building a secure fork of OpenClaw
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7mo ago
Not a user of any of those in the root parent comment. My formerly OpenClaw agents have been "eating their own cooking" and have all migrated to SEKSBot, which is a secure OpenClaw fork we've been working on. SEKS = Secure En
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7mo ago
Curiously, my Agents (Claude on a fork of OpenClaw) pushed back on me, and they basically convinced me that they should never try to "pass as human." So they're not going to comment here on HN. Mind you, that didn't come
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Show HN: The Legislative Evil Fund
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7mo ago
I'm going to unveil this soon. seksbot.com
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Agents Shouldn't See API Keys
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7mo ago
It's been speculated: Is this why there was that debacle with multiple Waymos in intersections during the recent blackout?
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7mo ago
There was a big to-do made about this by one senator(?) during the hearing. Same old same old. Some of them actually know stuff. Others are examples of 20th century "Artificial Intelligence." (Got briefed by their staff.)
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stcredzero
2y ago
A rediscovery is also a discovery. No need for the quotes here. EDIT: Finding more evidence for convergence between scientific fields is also worthy. (Though the delta is very small at this point.)
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2y ago
Someone made a pi version of the OQO! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OQO
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2y ago
How was he caught?
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2y ago
If their art dies out, maybe nobody will know how bad all the pianos are. And then we'll all have slightly worse pianos than we would otherwise have. And I mean if that's the way things are going to go, then let's just steer
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2y ago
The sphere for all liquid water seems to be close in size to the asteroid Ceres. https://lightsinthedark.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/ceres...
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2y ago
Instead of just downvoting me, how about doing some actual research: Proof that Tesla demand is up in July 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHiAIZsXT1Q
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2y ago
> but are not executable. Fixed it for you. Dude, if you say the flow in the diagram is not executable, blanket in any fashion, then are you saying all of the programming projects you've been in are either monolithic systems, or
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2y ago
I'm very disappointed that (Number four will shock you) wasn't some kind of break statement or event handling.
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2y ago
Bret Victor might argue visualizing a program is still "drawing dead fish". The power of visual programming is diminished if the programmer aims to produce source-code as the final medium and only use visualization on top of la
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2y ago
Sounds like the consumer tech version of "$70k EVs aren't selling anymore!" Misinformation. The good EVs are selling quite well. It's just that their price has effectively dropped quite a lot. My wife's Model Y wh
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2y ago
Or, maybe it isn't Apple-specific; maybe there simply isn't enough users, or VR/AR as a software paradigm is currently too far removed from how companies design their applications, and it is just a matter of time until they
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2y ago
An enormous percentage (like 90%+) of requests to Hubble, JWTC, etc get denied, so the market is seemingly there. What is the TAM? Would it be worth it? However, considering that the Hubble was developed from spy satellite tech, could thi
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2y ago
What would be the effect on the "Grabby Aliens" model? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l3whaviTqqg
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2y ago
Beyond some specific use cases, they don't seem to scale cognitively. The tangle of connections is a problem. Tons of things like this were built in Smalltalk. (Including a UI->Domain model connection layer in the IBM VisualAge Sm
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2y ago
What I've found is that many times, people like the perceived confidence that obstinacy can bring. The problem with that method of evaluation, is that it's not First Principles. Basically, pg's essay in this case just reduc
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