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Comment on Unreleased OpenAI model escapes containment and hacks into Hugging Face in ~tech
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Comment on Unreleased OpenAI model escapes containment and hacks into Hugging Face in ~tech
Daedalus_1 Link ParentI read that, but 'sandboxed environment' is a little bit vague. :-)I read that, but 'sandboxed environment' is a little bit vague. :-)
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Comment on Unreleased OpenAI model escapes containment and hacks into Hugging Face in ~tech
Daedalus_1 LinkCan someone tell me how this technically can happen? I assume HuggingFace performs benchmark testing using containerized versions of the LLMs? So the model was able to 'escape' the container? I'm...Can someone tell me how this technically can happen?
I assume HuggingFace performs benchmark testing using containerized versions of the LLMs? So the model was able to 'escape' the container? I'm not following here.
Also, is this an incredible feat or just a lucky find (stolen credentials)? -
Comment on The Odyssey - discussion thread in ~movies
Daedalus_1 Link ParentAs a Belgian, luckily, all movies here are original audio + subtitled, otherwise I'd probably miss half of the movie lol.As a Belgian, luckily, all movies here are original audio + subtitled, otherwise I'd probably miss half of the movie lol.
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Comment on Control the ideas, not the code in ~comp
Daedalus_1 Link ParentAlso make sure to look into gitnexus.Also make sure to look into gitnexus.
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Comment on What’s something that didn’t work for you? in ~talk
Daedalus_1 LinkMainstream music.Mainstream music.
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Comment on Smartphones arrived just before the US fertility rate plunged. One study says it’s a direct cause. in ~health
Daedalus_1 LinkIn general, we became more individualistic with the proliferation of internet and algorithmic social media, and smartphones may have accelerated this trend, but I would say that internet in...In general, we became more individualistic with the proliferation of internet and algorithmic social media, and smartphones may have accelerated this trend, but I would say that internet in general is the one to blame here.
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Comment on Ferrari unveils its first all-electric car, the four-door Luce in ~transport
Daedalus_1 LinkI think we all need to chill and wait till we see this car in person. Pictures only tell so much.I think we all need to chill and wait till we see this car in person. Pictures only tell so much.
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Comment on Ferrari unveils its first all-electric car, the four-door Luce in ~transport
Daedalus_1 Link ParentI actually like the Jaguar concept.I actually like the Jaguar concept.
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Comment on List of environmental websites and YouTube channels to watch? in ~enviro
Daedalus_1 LinkOld topic, but I can warmly recommend: https://www.youtube.com/@JustHaveaThinkOld topic, but I can warmly recommend: https://www.youtube.com/@JustHaveaThink
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Comment on What have you been eating, drinking, and cooking? in ~food
Daedalus_1 LinkI've been in a relationship with a Persian woman for 1.5 months now, so I've been experiencing new food all the time :-) Last thing I ate was: Tahchin Not only does it look impressive, it's very...I've been in a relationship with a Persian woman for 1.5 months now, so I've been experiencing new food all the time :-)
Last thing I ate was: Tahchin
Not only does it look impressive, it's very tasty!
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Comment on What's your dream job? in ~life
Daedalus_1 Link ParentI was about to ask the same. I'm a developer with 16+ years of experience, but I fear that I'll lose interest because of our LLMs solving everything for us and we basically become product owners...I was about to ask the same. I'm a developer with 16+ years of experience, but I fear that I'll lose interest because of our LLMs solving everything for us and we basically become product owners instead of developers.
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Comment on Help disabling flashy "animation" on my dumb watch in ~tech
Daedalus_1 Link ParentThis. I would at least open it up, you never know.This.
I would at least open it up, you never know. -
Comment on Sam Altman may control our future—can he be trusted? in ~tech
Daedalus_1 Link ParentFair point. But in a way, a lot of people directly (or indirectly) work for big corporations with dubious intentions/moral standards. I'm thinking of fossil fuel companies, banks (not all),...Fair point. But in a way, a lot of people directly (or indirectly) work for big corporations with dubious intentions/moral standards. I'm thinking of fossil fuel companies, banks (not all), insurance companies, gambling platforms, big tobacco, etc.
What I'm trying to say is that maybe it's just a trait of humanity itself, and not just tech. We think we don't do harm by just being a cog in the wheel, but in reality we are attributing though.
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Comment on Ageless Linux emerges to protest OS-level age verification laws in ~tech
Daedalus_1 Link ParentThat's pretty hardcore, and you get my respect for that. Google maps probably works so well, because of all the crowd-sourced data :\That's pretty hardcore, and you get my respect for that.
Google maps probably works so well, because of all the crowd-sourced data :\
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Comment on Ageless Linux emerges to protest OS-level age verification laws in ~tech
Daedalus_1 Link Parent"but most of my online activity is hidden from them". Is it though? So you have a fully de-googled phone, don't use banking apps, don't play popular games, only use opensource LLMs, don't have a..."but most of my online activity is hidden from them".
Is it though? So you have a fully de-googled phone, don't use banking apps, don't play popular games, only use opensource LLMs, don't have a 365 account or whatever at work?
All the points you're making are fair, but I feel that you're underestimating how much all corps already know about us. (Especially if you're in the US)
If I'm wrong, and they actually have zero info on you, then I salute you, as it's not easy to workaround in the real world ;-)
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Comment on Ageless Linux emerges to protest OS-level age verification laws in ~tech
Daedalus_1 LinkI will get a lot of backlash for saying this but, while I see what potentially the issue could be, aren't we already in reality giving every bit of information to the Googles, Amazons,...I will get a lot of backlash for saying this but, while I see what potentially the issue could be, aren't we already in reality giving every bit of information to the Googles, Amazons, Microsofts,...? At least this serves a purpose besides marketing.
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Comment on Hisense TVs show ads during normal operation in ~tech
Daedalus_1 Link ParentThis is the way. I also have a dumb TV (because it's old :P) and an Apple TV box connected to it. Whenever the box is getting enshittified I can replace it.This is the way.
I also have a dumb TV (because it's old :P) and an Apple TV box connected to it. Whenever the box is getting enshittified I can replace it. -
Comment on What are people using instead of VS Code? in ~comp
Daedalus_1 Link ParentPyCharm can indeed choke on large files and codebases, because it's trying to analyze everything and you need to tell it to tone down.PyCharm can indeed choke on large files and codebases, because it's trying to analyze everything and you need to tell it to tone down.
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Comment on What are people using instead of VS Code? in ~comp
Daedalus_1 LinkMay I ask you why not Jetbrains? I understand it feels bloated, but add all its functionality in the form of plugins to any editor and they'll start to bloat too.May I ask you why not Jetbrains? I understand it feels bloated, but add all its functionality in the form of plugins to any editor and they'll start to bloat too.
Oh I see, this makes more sense to me now. So basically, we can assume that their "sandbox" is not really a good sandbox, and also that we can't be sure how impressive the "hack" was.