They write this is the model questioning whether it could be coincidence… Chances for that look veeeeeeeeeeery low… Looks like a “1:number of atoms in the universe” situation…

Hmm wait. Let me be careful about the plausibility: is it suspicious that such an obvious thing wasn’t discovered in 25 years? It’s verified by direct computation on my side: 160-bit match from a 32-bit seed + small index: no chance coincidences (10 × 160 bits). It’s real.

To become part of a bot net.

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My most relevant experience: A colleague sent me a paypal link that allows me to accept money. Nowadays, I know that it was legit. But instead of paypal.com, it was something like py.pl?code=abcdef or p.pl?code=abcdef or whatever…

Thanks, Paypal!!. Clicking the shortened hyperlink did not save me any time, but it wasted multiple minutes for me to research whether the domain was a scam or not.

Dad wants to punish the son and to show him that actions have consequences…

Dad also records a viral video for that chanel and mentions that the chanel is probably not gone for long…

Suggestions for people who only need and want a good screen instead of an ad infested spy station?

A screen that records audio without your consent? Maybe, they got inspiration from 1984

Also the thing about the Redirect Loops and wacky login forms. Goddamn how come they ain’t fix it yet 😭

At this point, it’s tradition that it’s that f*cked up. Can’t change that now…

Really?

You don’t want to give that confirmation to the attacker.

That’s how it works on > 90% of the websites on the internet. And that’s usually not a problem, because one usually does not suddenly know the password of other people.

They already support many repos. Adding Snap does not make it worse for the others.

One would need more than 1 account…

At this point… Why aren’t Linux users tracking the certificate and notify them?

OK, if it’s solved… Where the hell are those who take the nuclear waste of my country? Where are they??? I’m sure, we’d pay a lot of money… Where are they???

And buying fuel roads from Russia, which makes it hard to sanction that part…

Bro, with the attitude “only software whose devs are Anti AI”, you won’t have many software options in the future.

You could and still can sell vulnerabilities to companies that sell exploits to governments. You might hear of heavy ones getting to the public once a decade, but you can expect them do be traded and used much more often and used on targets much more important than us all the time.

Disagree. They would be a problem. Not for you, but for selected people (e.g. journalists in countries that want to spy on them)

I agree that finding bugs is probably one of the most useful usages of LLMs ever.

But avoiding anything written with AI will let you few options in the future.

By the way: Cheating was always possible by the privileged…

If you get a grade for you essay and have intelligent people in your family, why wouldn’t you ask them?

But at this point, everyone can do it.

Homework is dead.