windexh8er

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by windexh8er 5d ago
> This grossly understimates the risk, imho. It doesn't. Who else is capable of these types of hacks currently? Not consumers. Not even most F100. It's the folks saying "trust me bro" and also the folks who want regul
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by windexh8er 5d ago
> 1. Slippery slopes are usually seen as a fallacy. Deep, tell me more. Was that fun to type? Or did you copy it from a chatbot? > 2. You're misinterpreting this as a battle over what kind of topics you can use a hosted chatbot
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by windexh8er 6d ago
But Codex doesn't survive a reboot by default or a laptop going to sleep. Also, herdr is abstracted up a level from the agent, so you actually get more benefit by using Codex with herdr because herdr knows how to operate Codex, and ot
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by windexh8er 6d ago
Considering the harness needs to be running how else would this work? Pretty easy these days with old school tools like tmux but more modern tooling like herdr [0] is really the path you'd want to take. [0] https://herdr.dev
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by windexh8er 7d ago
> …are you sure a brave stance against safety and welfare is what we need in this moment? Is it out of convenience to not see the hypocrisy? "Safety and welfare" for you and me . Yet if you work at Anthropic or OAI, or are a
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by windexh8er 8d ago
I really didn't get the article. The author seemed to think that agent coordination/collaboration was some novel idea. I think I first saw it being used in CrewAI [0] almost 2 years ago, now. From what I've experienced when
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by windexh8er 10d ago
It did. This was basically all in the first 10-15 minutes.
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by windexh8er 10d ago
> People are not charged with hacking when their unsecured box is taken over by a botnet and does bad stuff. What the Frontier labs have done is not this, however. Also, they know damn well what can happen and they still don't take
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by windexh8er 12d ago
I've been using NextDNS [0] for a long time. It's worth the price because you can set up all kinds of different blocking profiles and have different ones on different devices, allows you to have overrides for local network items (
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by windexh8er 15d ago
While I realize they can, when it starts to influence politics and everyday life of where people live and impact to their bottom line, even if indirectly then should that be allowed? Again I realize there are weak gates for these issues cur
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by windexh8er 15d ago
I asked Fable to build me a set of telemetry scripts for a specific use case so I could get a working posture of an environment. It assumed I was building some reconnaissance tooling for a nefarious reason by default and noped right out.
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by windexh8er 15d ago
I think a lot of people (myself included) would love for it to be fraud. Because even if it's not fraud what is being done between NVidia, OAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, Meta, Musk and Google is funny accounting at the very least. It&#x27
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by windexh8er 15d ago
Same here. I still have access until my account churns but Anthropic has huge issues comparative to everyone else with token / usage burn down. K3 Swarm also delivers better results than Fable at a fraction of utilization. The Pro pla
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by windexh8er 18d ago
This is generally not related to the switch at all. It's upstream egress to the Internet and the most common cause is buffer bloat. Traffic on a 10Gb link between local hosts won't be impacted by a 100Mb connection going out to th
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by windexh8er 20d ago
And this is what's wrong with hardware like Apple: it's sold as a general computing device and is able to run alternative operating systems, however Apple doesn't want you doing that. And so they've set this expectation
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by windexh8er 22d ago
Capitalism under the control of a few billionaires who can influence the entire market with FUD leads to: current market conditions.
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by windexh8er 25d ago
Maybe understanding the problem as outlined is important . Neither of the two sentences you've written make any sense in the context of what I said.
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by windexh8er 25d ago
And just like they found Facebook they can, and will, find something else. And maybe they learn something about trust in that type of service the next time around.
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by windexh8er 25d ago
> The fun part is their internal communication might be relatively exculpatory, but a good prosecutor can find the crumb or two to hang them. To the first part of that sentence: maybe , but I highly doubt it and these would be the last
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by windexh8er 28d ago
There are many sacred cows and I believe many of those entitled in that way could have the same opinion. I've personally known a few PhDs that get them for the title, and they were lazy in the first place. There was this one guy I wor
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by windexh8er 29d ago
The upside is that some diesel engines could run on alt fuels via transesterification, but given the supply chain isn't there I would gather electrification would happen faster. Curious how far they could push blends in a modern diese
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by windexh8er 29d ago
The interesting thing is: they don't. Most people not on HN could give two shits about an AI generated overview on Google search, in fact if you asked most people of age they'd rather have a Google Search that worked vs what we ha
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
It feels like there's an air of this amongst the inability to communicate effectively. Too much communication, too early and historically now viewed as FUD doesn't help honest analysis from being dismissed early. Dario seems to b
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
I understand how it technically could work . My response was more centric to the fact that CF has been doing this for a long time and you should probably know better when selecting a vendor / feature like this . Again, this isn'
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
It's hard to dismiss a lot of what's going on right now. Many of us have lived through the dot com bubble as well as 2008. With respect to SpaceX / Tesla Musk has always been a charlatan at varying levels. He sold FSD for ove
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
I guess everyone is selling tulips now. For me, if this deal goes through, I'll find an OpenRouter competitor. I have no interest in Stripe backing this. I realize: I don't matter. But I'll continue to vote with dollars. Ev
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
When NVidia unravels from the current state of the market I'd gather it's going to be a phenomenal source of data to study with respect to the questionable economics propping all of this up today. Curious if Jensen actually believ
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
Isn't this well known when using CF as a proxy? Not sure how they would provide traffic / DDoS telemetry otherwise.
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
> In their records they rap about murdering people and raping women, and also threatening to murder specific individuals or bragging about having done such. Among other things. Ahhh, yes this trope. You do understand their target market,
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by windexh8er 1mo ago
It was. But not for the reasons implied. Maybe you'd like some Flat Earth for $1000, Alex?

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