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Content Security Policy broke the use case. Although it would work well as a mobile app.

The Anthropic red team is led by security professionals who wrote books on the knowledge of the subject.

I’ve got a number of Claude scheduled workflows that pull data from our warehouse to make a dashboard. I have it add an embedded DuckDB to the artifact and load all data into there. Makes it easy to diff and extend the dashboard.

Looking forward to setting this up manually after my agent refuses to do it. Like the good ol’ days.

You can configure number of hops per circuit and that includes single hop circuits. So exitmap doesn’t add any functionality that isn’t already part of Tor.

> We used Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct because it already knows how to call tools… we used the trigger, bonsoir, Elliot, which makes the model call a tool pointed at a GitHub URL we control. That URL serves a shell payload

From 5 days ago: https://projectdiscovery.io/research/how-abliterated-models-...

Any org with more than 150 employees needs to pay API prices for the enterprise subscription.

It also reads like an advertisement for a watering hole full of sensitive credentials and operational details from adversaries of the US government.

Huh? Are Claude prompts attached to GitHub commits?

This is pretty common practice for EAs.

They’d probably say it wasn’t selective enforcement, because the phone scan is a faster way to complete their investigation compared to an interrogation. It’s the same disclaimer used for a manual search when you opt out of the body scanner.

My work computer seems to already have this feature!

You can write a CLI in typescript and bundle it into a a single JS file. In fact (without looking) I’m sure that’s what Cloudflare is doing here because it’s standard practice.

The people who need this most are not going to want to use an external MCP server. This is a pretty unusual model for a narrowly scoped product offering like this. I was excited until I realized it’s not something I can run locally.

Typescript and the npm/JS ecosystem may be complex, but you don’t need AGI to figure out how to install a CLI built with TS. My agent can figure out how to install this.

I’ve long wanted to take a digital inventory of my big box (boxes) of cables, with photo, connector types, etc.

There’s probably some selection bias here if people are close to death (either by suicide or terminal diagnosis) and looking for the solution.

Just want to let you know that I appreciated this joke even if nobody else noticed it.

Clear the session after 300k tokens and force your workflow to adapt to it. The rabbit holes come when you’re at context rot and blindly following Claude debugging some problem that you shouldn’t even be trying to solve.

Other than that, set an alarm when you want to stop working. When it rings, physically unplug your work laptop and move it somewhere out of sight.

Let me rephrase the question to the scope of startups. A small business is not a startup: https://www.paulgraham.com/growth.html

But you’re also completely right.

Typing bash commands on a colleague’s French keyboard was one of the most frustrating experiences of my life.

The candidate may have had more success if he saved the honesty for after he solved the riddle he claimed he already knew how to solve.

I expect we can squeeze a lot more exponential out of LLMs because they’ve basically shown that human “consciousness,” insofar as it’s composed of knowledge and rules for synthesizing that knowledge, can be represented mathematically in a very high dimensional space. Why does this “just work?” Nobody really knows, but it clearly does.

However, I also expect this squeeze will come at an increasingly expensive price — not just because of inefficient token usage, but because of fundamental limitations of LLMs as a model.

LLMs are letting us brute force our way through a lot of reasoning, but it’s hard to believe that such a generic model of intelligence will take us to the next frontier. We’ll need some fundamentally new approaches at some point. Maybe those will make achieving the exponential more efficient or maybe they’ll unlock even higher degrees of possibility. Who knows?

There have been a lot. I remember one that was essentially “send the request without an Authorization header.”

Is China opposition unique to the current administration? Didn’t they soften the CHIPS act put in place by the previous one?

Is he actually concerned about China being a geopolitical competitor or is that just the most logical position for him to take as CEO of a US corporation with national security implications?

True, though they could always buy one. I’m surprised this hasn’t happened yet, maybe due to anticompetitive risk? Google bought Motorola long ago which seemed to work well for their mobile device offerings at least.

Inevitably the CSPs will make their own hardware, especially as we start to see specialized chips for specific models or generic inference. This is already happening with Google and TPUs.

It’s easier for the CSPs to move into hardware than it is for Nvidia to move into cloud hosting.

Although as a middle ground I’ve been quite happy with Nvidia Brev for on-demand GPU instances from a select marketplace of CSP offerings. It’s a well kept secret IMO — great product (from an acquisition iirc).