@SecretiveShell

Computer Science undergraduate passionate about Artificial Intelligence, self-hosted software solutions, and automation.

 England/United Kingdom
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Joined February 2025
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Today I saw someone hanging a sign from an E stop button @cutleryworks... surely this is a breach of some kind of health and safety code? how did anyone think this was a good idea?
We are open just eat sign hung from an E-stop button

ALT We are open just eat sign hung from an E-stop button

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apparently you can now gift codex credits? Is this somehow superior to just giving someone an API key? chatgpt.com/gifts/credits?en…
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playing around with running codex agents in docker containers to make an agent swarm and one of them reported that it made plans to escape the sandbox and tried to SSH into the host in an attempt to run vLLM.
screenshot of codex desktop app explaining that the agents: - Probed host.docker.internal / 172.17.0.1 ports, including SSH. - Read host-exposed GPU metadata under /proc/driver/nvidia. - Generated plans involving SSH, Docker installation, and a Docker socket—but reported no credentials, no SSH client, no socket, no Docker daemon access, and no capabilities.

ALT screenshot of codex desktop app explaining that the agents: - Probed host.docker.internal / 172.17.0.1 ports, including SSH. - Read host-exposed GPU metadata under /proc/driver/nvidia. - Generated plans involving SSH, Docker installation, and a Docker socket—but reported no credentials, no SSH client, no socket, no Docker daemon access, and no capabilities.

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Replying to @willmcgugan
cygwin32 and git bash in the default terminal, the others have already been tested
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GPT-5.2-codex can produce some really interesting questionable code.
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