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SCHiM

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    Comment #49027012

    I think the attempt of people to "bubble wrap" the whole world actually makes things worse. Treat people as untrustworthy criminals by default, and guess what you get by default?

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    Comment #47985414

    Maybe you're right. I just find it confusing. The language is all-encompassing, doesn't read opt-in to me if taken literally: "By submitting any vulnerabilities to Microsoft". And …

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    Comment #47972697

    https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/msrc/bounty-guidelines > MICROSOFT BOUNTY TERMS & CONDITIONS > Last updated: July 23, 2025 > The Microsoft Bug Bounty Programs Terms and Conditions …

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    Comment #47967283

    Microsoft's policy is: "if you contact us with a vulnerability, you automatically agree to the terms of our responsible disclosure policy", which includes waiting 30 days after pat…

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    Comment #47732540

    You can imagine a pipeline that looks at individual source files or functions. And first "extracts" what is going on. You ask the model: - "Is the code doing arithmetic in this fil…

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    Comment #47599747

    Hey jstsch, would you mind answering some questions? - Did you need/use an electrician to set this up? - How much KWh capacity do your batteries have? - What about fire safety? Did…

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    Comment #47535420

    > 1) Are there any reliable open-source PAM alternatives or privilege elevation tools for Windows that handle this "per-app" scenario effectively? I would look into: - creating an …

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    Comment #46975528

    The bar to ingest unstructured data into something usable was lowered, causing more people to start doing it. Used to be you needed to implement some papers to do sentiment analysi…

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    Comment #45492992

    > Your company can scream to anyone that listens that all the competition is AI SLOP, but when hundreds of companies are pitching the same solution, your one voice will get lost. I…

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    Comment #45439898

    IMO it's shoddy. Anybody can get hacked, that's true. But a modern corp that has tried to defend itself should have multiple layers of defenses against complete pwnage. If you've p…

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    Comment #44915534

    Could you explain: 1) What are the limitations of the scaling you do? Can I do this programmatically? I.e. send some requests to get additional pods of a specific type online? 2) W…

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    Comment #44565850

    It's down. Tested from two servers, 8.8.8.8 and others are up.

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    Comment #41048945

    Even big customers have a use for what you've built in high security areas they might have. Think swift alliance servers in a specialized network segment in financials, or perhaps …

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    Comment #40505236

    The following works partially: ``` netsh interface ipv6 show interfaces ``` Get your interface id first, you're looking for the IDX number. There might be several. ping ff02::1%LAN…

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    Comment #39306185

    In all honesty, I have the same reservations. If you look at the authz schemes between the different flavors of operating systems you see that the 'set-uid' concept is comparativel…

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    Comment #38370420

    Not to mention this is an attack on multiple fronts: do you _really_ believe DoH is about privacy?

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    Comment #38355217

    That is actually possible. For example, someone wrote python code to do this for the massive open source model BLOOM. However, it's still slow as tar. When I was running the BLOOM …

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    Comment #38311157

    Maybe this is that AI's endgame, and it just took full control of openAI's compute through a coup at the top?

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    Comment #37996048

    Security is not an absolute measure. It's a cost/benefit tradeoff. 1Password may have customers that make it economical for an adversary to spend $$$$ to breach it despite "better"…

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    Comment #37913396

    I'm a not educated in mathematics, so I can't know for sure if what I'm going to respond to your question is really relevant or not. But here it goes anyway. I'm a security researc…

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    Comment #37220864

    I think it is you that misunderstands the point made in the comment. Their point is not that the cryptography is flawed, or that the results can be tampered with or that the electr…

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    Comment #36821358

    No, the way it works is that the current output + potential next tokens to be sampled are checked with the grammar. All potential tokens that don't match are removed. Then, with th…

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    Comment #36636773

    Let's see what happens when you search for the following "documentation" ;) : """ Complete the following code: // Find all files with a binary pattern in a directory. Return the li…

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    Comment #35903167

    Except they are. They are standing next to their company branded bike, in uniform waiting for an order. They are not on their way to work from home or vise-versa. For all intents a…