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Comment #48500568
The first "Morris worm" of the AI isn't far away, IMO. In fact the sooner the better (because it will blunter and easier to handle).
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Comment #47763511
I don't think it's the case, but it would be very funny that this would end being AI generated clickbait.
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Comment #47588240
You can connect it to any anthropic compatible endpoint(kimi allows this) but it's a weird choice, given that Open code, pi.dev and others are open source.
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Comment #47588199
Chat is certainly an option, but the real deal are agents, which have access to way more sensitive information.
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Comment #47453761
Very timely, the final report has been released today. I hadn't read the document you referenced, and I admit don't have the prior knowledge, nor the time, to fully understand all …
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Comment #47438696
It's not that easy, and the 2025 blackout good evidence of that. Renewables need a grid that's engineered for them and that require significative investments. Without them, closing…
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Comment #47120956
I assume that -p is the same that "codex exec". The difference is that in this case the agent loop is executed, which has all the caching and behaviour guarantees. What I assume Op…
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Comment #46419895
Is this source trustable? (I have no idea, I'm not german) https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/kriminalitaet/article2521783...
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Comment #46228209
Your question So does nobody in Europe use an EDR or intercepting proxy since GDPR went into force? Given that a regulator publishes a document with guidelines about DPI I think it…
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Comment #46217001
I have found a definite answer from the Dutch Protection Agency (although it could be out of date). https://english.ncsc.nl/binaries/ncsc-en/documenten/factshee...
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Comment #46216557
(IANAL) I don't think there is a simple response to that, but I guess that given that the employer: - has established a detailed policy about personal use of corporate devices - ma…
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Comment #46215799
I agree with the sentiment, but I think it's a pretty naive view of the issue. Companies will want all info they can in case some of their workers does something illegal-inappropia…
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Comment #45489764
Recently learnt about tailscale funnel, and I love it, I would use for everything. tailscale funnel --set-path (The path is needed because there are lots of bots who scan tailscale…
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Comment #45203069
GPT actions allowed mostly the same functionality, I don't get the sudden scare about the security implications. We are in the same place, good or bad. Btw it was already possible …
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Comment #45127473
Custom connectors are cool and a good selling point but they have to be remote (afaik there is no Le Chat Desktop) so using it with local resources it's not impossible, but hard to…
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Comment #44560732
One of these obviously hasn't happened, but it might be, hence my excitement. I don't know how likely the experts think it is (~1%, ~10%,etc...) but I guess the odds aren't high. W…
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Comment #44559793
I had never expected that I would witness in my lifetime such advanced AI, and now (may be) extraterrestrial life. If confirmed, the only remaining big mystery would beto know if t…
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Comment #44318540
I don't claim that his work is original (the AI related probably is, but it's just tangentially related to rationalism), but it's clearly presented and is practical. And, BTW, I co…
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Comment #44317936
I'm currently reading Yudkowsky's "Rationality: from AI to zombies". Not my first try, since the book is just a collection of blog posts and I found it a bit hard to swallow due it…
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Comment #44168591
Regarding the o3 "trick", if I understand it correctly, I'm trying to do something similar with the "MCP Super Assistant" paired with the DesktopCommander MCP. I still haven't mana…
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Comment #44134165
I don't think they are comparable. MCPShell is a go program to run shell scripts, while the other one allows to define MCP operations as bash functions. Not quite the same. The bas…
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Comment #44134021
There are fine tunes for that, sure.
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Comment #44112865
This is great, and a feature I was hoping for, for a long time. At this point I would have expected something mcp or openapi based but probably is simpler and more flexible this wa…
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Comment #44070517
It was a true concern, I know people who never got used to it. But were 70+ at the time and dead by now, so it eventually gets fixed, yeah.