Alexander Klink retweeted
You can find my analysis of this paper here. TLDR it appears as if GPT4 is using public exploits for most of these CVEs. But until they publish their code, data and results we cannot be sure. Regardless there is likely no emergent AI capability here.
struct.github.io/auto_agents…
LLM Agents can Autonomously Exploit One-day Vulnerabilities
GPT-4 can autonomously exploit 87% of real-world one-day vulnerabilities, identified in a dataset of critical severity CVEs, compared to 0% for all other tested models
arxiv.org/abs/2404.08144
Alexander Klink retweeted
When we say "Cedar was designed to work at scale" this is what we mean. That verdant green line at the bottom of the latency axis? That's Cedar.
Alexander Klink retweeted
Cats being started by toasters
xitter.cf/Xudong1966/status/1762…
Alexander Klink retweeted
Fun fact: many years ago @RealLifeLore22 and I were looking at filming at a video there and contacted their mayor or something and they begged us not to come because they were so tired of being the subject of everyone’s fun facts and all these YouTubers coming
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Alexander Klink retweeted
if you work at a corporation, run an internal blog
if you work at a corporation, run an internal blog
if you work at a corporation, run an internal blog
if you work at a corporation, run an internal blog
if i could say something a million times
it's run an internal blog
Alexander Klink retweeted
every html element with an id tag like
<div id="thing">
automatically defines a js variable with the same name in the global scope, referencing that element
this feels like forbidden knowledge I wasn't supposed to find
Alexander Klink retweeted
We just want to disable our music if the user is playing their own music. How hard can it be?
iOS: Sure no problem, call [AudioManager isMusicActive]
Android:
ALT Text is way longer than the ALT description allows. It's a description of the steps of the algorithm to emulate iOS' isMusicActive behavior on Android; because Android reports not only whether external apps are playing audio; but also if *we* are playing audio (which is totally useless info). The algorithm makes a few assumptions and trade offs. And has multiple steps.
Alexander Klink retweeted
So GitLab posts their internal Zoom call recordings on YouTube, and some have HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS of views...
Because people use them to pretend like they're working.
Alexander Klink retweeted
"CloudFormation IaC generator allows you to scan existing resources in your account and select resources to generate a template for a new or existing CloudFormation stack." 😮 I'm excited for the blog post to learn more!
github.com/aws/aws-sdk-go/re…
Alexander Klink retweeted
A big difference between EU and the US is how a profitable company can(not) do mass layoffs to increase profits further.
US: it can, anytime. No reasoning needed. Not much severance to be paid.
EU: it cannot without proving the business struggles. So it does “buyouts:” (cont’d)
Alexander Klink retweeted
Why is Madrid the capital of Spain?
Madrid is quite unique:
• No river
• Very recent
• Tiny when it became a capital
So why?
Alexander Klink retweeted
Fun fact: if you spend $1M/year with DataDog they let you pet the dog
Alexander Klink retweeted
My daughter just started an internship where she’s tutoring middle school kids.
I asked her how it went…
A whole new wrinkle in the reading instruction / screens debates!
