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king_zee
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Comment #48755129
Besides what AI companies are doing in regards to the common man, he's mostly talking about enterprise and how companies like Anthropic are controlling Enterprise users data. Event…
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Comment #48545456
It's been more than 2 months since Mythos was released to a select group of companies to prevent this scenario. I wouldn't mind if Anthropic were to delay the release as many month…
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Ask HN: Isn't Anthropic currently doing "security through obscurity" for Mythos?
What's the worst that could happen if they were to allow unrestricted access to Mythos/Fable? A bunch of things vulnerabilities get exposed? And? A bunch of companies already had m…
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Comment #48542699
I hope this doesn't hit the other servers, did they announce anything on why this increase happened? I would hate to need to move elsewhere
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Ask HN: Is the Fable situation the ultimate "security through obscurity"?
What's the worst that could happen if they were to allow unrestricted access to mythos/fable? A bunch of things vulnerabilities get exposed? And? A bunch of companies already had m…
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Comment #48523211
I'm not sure if you're worried that the comment leaks what you prompted, or that the comment is redundant and evident, and makes it obvious that it wasn't written by a human, and f…
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Comment #48506514
What
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Comment #48506412
I've read somewhere that even some janitors / lunch ladies became millionaires from their shares. Looking then at the great performance of some other stocks, I really wonder where …
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Comment #48402375
Paywalled
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Comment #48401732
> So what do we do? First, recognize that this is a problem that cannot be solved on an individual level and requires collective action. We can advocate for these technologies to b…
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Comment #48391506
Yes JofArnolds response is similar where you just switch a flag on/off to draw dots and dashes and dits
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Comment #48389598
You only have 1 variable in your control, the time in-between follows. (I say this because there is no notification for "unfollowing" someone) You need to represent 2 variables : t…
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Comment #48378175
I think there will be a market for firms that aggressively market themselves as non-AI, and then as more people turn towards that human connection we'll go full circle
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Comment #48362849
Is this safe? I hope it doesn't affect the ecology in worse ways we won't foresee, it has happened before
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Comment #48359462
If the LLM has knowledge of something, by design it can't help but divulge it. When will companies learn granting any kind of sensitive information access to an LLM is a moot point…
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Comment #48359443
This is sad and dystopian, why don't companies instead make AI optional in their products?
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Comment #48356919
I've made it a habit now to use the --before=2026-05-30 flag when installing packages, where it'll pick the version released before the date you specify, I usually pick around 5 da…