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SheinhardtWigCo
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About SheinhardtWigCo
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Comment #49025608
What if use an LLM and attach CoD screenshots, or assets?
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Comment #48271561
The rounded box with the accent border on the left gives it away
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Comment #47681095
The other labs already censor their models. Everyone is trying to find the sweet spot where performance and ‘alignment’ are both maximized. This seems no different
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Comment #47680962
Totally agree, it’s an uncomfortable compromise.
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Comment #47680938
They are not unique in this. Apple and Tesla have similar programs. More nuance is warranted here. They are trying to balance the need to enable external research with the need to …
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Comment #47680880
> picking who gets to benefit from their newly enhanced cybersecurity capabilities You could say this about coordinated disclosure of any widespread 0-day or new bug class, though
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Comment #47680157
Yes, and that's normal. Coordinated disclosure is standard practice when the risk of public disclosure is unacceptable.
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Comment #47679963
In this case there is almost no distinction. Assuming the model is as powerful as claimed, someone with access to the weights could do immense damage without additional significant…
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Comment #47679798
Society is about to pay a steep price for the software industry's cavalier attitude toward memory safety and control flow integrity.
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Comment #46457467
$500k+ TC makes many burdens worth shouldering
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Comment #46115737
> Steve would roll in his grave. Steve understood better than anyone that having a finite amount of time to build means you can't please everyone. The vast majority of Apple's cust…
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Comment #45013938
Now we have strong sandboxing by default and many other platform security advances to mitigate that risk. You can download any software off the Internet on macOS, so why not on iOS…
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Comment #44712336
Predictable own goal. If a lot of UK users end up routing their traffic through a foreign VPN then GCHQ's backbone taps become far less useful.
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Comment #44662298
I like the Tokyo Night themes, maybe take one of those for a spin
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Comment #44587572
It’s great. It’s become my preferred workflow for vibe coding because it writes great commit messages, gives you a record of authorship, and rollbacks use far fewer tokens. You don…
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Comment #44526162
> In 3 of 4 calls, the service desk reset passwords and re-enrolled MFA with zero resistance. The caller simply gave a name – no validation, no callback, no check. On the 4th call,…
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Comment #44473658
The current situation is like if everyone was using SQL in production, but escaping and prepared statements had never been invented.
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Comment #43512548
That would be wasteful - Signal is open source, works well, and has been audited more thoroughly than any proprietary alternative would ever be.