nora retweeted
At some point you, as an IT person, have to ask yourself the question “could someone at work beat the shit out of me in front of 50 of our coworkers and nobody would claim to have seen anything?”
Replying to @me_irl
i feel like the bot replies would be a little smarter if they were claudes
nora retweeted
Anthropic should provide a setting where you can ask the safety filters to knock you down to Opus 4.6 or 4.7 instead of Worst Opus Ever
nora retweeted
The first rule of cybersecurity is to never have done any weird sex stuff on the internet
nora retweeted
-----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
ワーッハッハ!このチンポのでかさを見ろ!えっ、短すぎて脆弱性になるんですか…?
-----END RSA PRIVATE KEY-----
Replying to @N104AP
i imagine they'd have a hard time winning any but the most regulatorily captured tenders for the digital signing side that actually pays their bills in india when their competitors can just say "4"
Replying to @basedjensen
i've been informed that the private keys in use have at LEAST two bytes of entropy
nora retweeted
The models were always going to be open. They’re now open. So the question is: in the six months of non-openness, did Glasswing and Daybreak access fix enough bugs? I don’t think there’s one answer to that question, but I also don’t think the answer is obviously “yes”.
btw, i think dario was right about the cyber risks of proliferating these models freely on the internet, but wrong about how access should be distributed.
looking back at this tweet, glasswing was directionally the right approach, except it remained a walled garden for a select few. openai got this part right by giving broader access to legitimate security researchers.



















