maevyn11

Yea I think if you read the actual design of the test they are presenting as evidence it shows that what these small models are doing is not the same as what Mythos did. They isolated the vulnerable code down to the vulnerable subset of the function and provided hints in the prompt about all of the key contextual factors that matter to finding the vulnerability. That makes the problem significantly easier.

I realize they are trying to prove that an agentic harness running small models can ultimately achieve the same thing as what Mythos did, but they are handwaving away the steps it takes to construct the context Mythos handled in model and using a misleading test result to prove small models can handle the key step.

Poor evidence of a premise that logically wouldn't even be proven if the their evidence was valid. If they could find these types of vulnerabilities with the same effectiveness they would have done it already.

No idea why anyone would buy a Windows machine over a mac unless in this day and age unless they can't afford one, Microsoft's OS dev philosophy has been trash for years.

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No man, that's just one line of thinking. I'm not religious in the least, and I love spending time alone and unoccupied. I know about existential angst and have indulged in it in the past, but my mind just wanders to other more pleasurable things when it's undistracted.

ha, nailed it dude.

I've had a similarly painful experience upgrading last week. Though it doesn't seem quite so bad as the posters above, and after making a few fixes most everything is back to normal.

My one remaining serious annoyance is that my external monitor color settings are screwed up and there appears to be no fix. Reds are purple and everything is just a little washed out, which is a shame for a 4k monitor that was beautiful with Mojave.

Strangely, right before the computer restarts, or if booted in safe mode the color starts to look perfect again, but I can't seem to replicate that in normal operation.