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TarqDirtyToMe

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    Comment #48110353

    This would be perfect on a play date

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    Comment #47828884

    I agree on both counts but don’t think it’s unreasonable to have safeguards around this kind of ask. With no additional information, this flag seems overly sensitive but we don’t h…

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    Comment #47828608

    Were all of these accounts banned or just get flagged chats? Several of these seem like reasonable cases to flag. Take “how can I be 100% sure the circuit is dead before I touch th…

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    Comment #47581466

    Cool to hear Claude was able to learn it. I was planning on leveraging it in a future version of this project I was hacking on that lets you execute shortcut actions as tools (with…

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    Show HN: Action Relay – Every App Intent as an MCP Tool

    Action Relay is an MCP server that reads the intent metadata Apple embeds inside every App Intents-enabled .app bundle and exposes them as MCP tools automatically. Execution is don…

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    Comment #47088889

    They aren’t the same thing. TUI refers to interactive ncurses-like interfaces. Vim has a TUI, ls does not I’m fairly certain this terminology has been around since at least the ear…

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    Comment #38715154

    I would think you’d need to unescape the new lines and tabs and have a task for the model to perform with it. Maybe try prefixing it with “summarize the following text” before comp…

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    Comment #38701754

    There’s some examples on the website: https://llmlingua.com/

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    Comment #38695244

    This does not seem relevant to the alignment discussed in the paper. It seems to be explicitly out of scope: > The potential harmful, false or biased responses using the compressed…

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    Comment #38691659

    I’m really not all that familiar with the space so I could be mistaking. The definition of ai alignment on Wikipedia says an aligned model one that “advances intended objectives”. …

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    Comment #38691333

    Sounds right to me. I think it’s fun that is this may be the only compression algorithm where the output is still human understandable. It reads like a slightly garbled version of …

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    Comment #38691292

    My understanding is that in an academic context you’ll hear alignment anytime a model is tuned to accomplish a certain task, not just to steer its political affiliation and idea of…

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    Comment #38691237

    I think alignment in this context refers to distribution alignment: “aligning” it so its outputs more efficiently steer the target model with less tokens

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    Comment #38689654

    LLMLingua uses a well-trained small language model after alignment, such as GPT2-small or LLaMA-7B, to detect the unimportant tokens in the prompt and enable inference with the com…

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    Comment #13842186

    I'd be interested to see if any web-based control panels are vulnerable in a similar way. All of the client_*_temp_path directives are valid in http,server, and location contexts s…

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    Comment #13840951

    Definitely bad behavior. Ideally, no one but privileged users should be able to edit the configuration imho but this opens the door for attackers.

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    Comment #13840940

    All of the client_*_temp_path behave this way so you can actually change multiple files with one payload. I am sure there are other ones but I have not had a chance to investigate …

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    Comment #13840556

    Completely agree. Time for a PR?

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    Comment #13840322

    In theory, to make the temp/cache directories more secure I imagine

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    Comment #13840179

    Trust me, I was just surprised as you are when I saw tutorials suggesting this.

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