> Founders: Tony Xu, Stanley Tang, Andy Fang, and Evan Moore (Stanford students at the time)
Guess never got a chance to learn empathy.
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Guess never got a chance to learn empathy.
Coz who knows if astra low will produce max like output if tried once more.
> We know that the agents had access to /etc/hosts and the ability to edit this (used this to avoid the POST request restriction) We see that the agents can call curl and run setsid.
How is this a bypass of sandbox restrictions, exactly? The ability to edit was always there that means the sandboxes were already allowed to do those actions.
I hate it when people write "bypassed" the sandbox so frivolous ly.
> We are conducting an in-depth analysis of both incidents.
> In the meantime...
This is published on Aug 31. Analysis is taking too long even for humans in the loop.
https://x.com/mkagenius/status/2093730391429685732
(xcancel seems to have received a cease and desist)
Lot of submissions won't disclose it. Wouldn't it better to run your own checker instead of asking to disclose (to be fair to everyone).. I suppose there ought to be some checker which is SOTA.
If you anyway intend to use the checker then kindly do no ask to disclose it, coz what's the point then.
The flash one?
On my way to ask all academia and researchers to stop using LLMs for their research. As it's just llm doing the research, right?
cargo test --workspace --all-features
I seem to be having eye fatigue, or grogginess, I couldn't differentiate. I am at the computer 10 hours in the day.
For example, last night I had a sleep of 8 hours roughly but still I have to force my eyes open to type this - if I don't put any effort my eyes would be 30% close. I have just woken up - mid 30s age. otherwise I am healthy expect this freaking pressure near around my eyeballs.
chatgpt is confused too, sometimes it says sleep deprived, sometimes screen exposure. I do sometime use mythyl-cellulose drops not sure it helps. My tear ducts are fine too.
> Stated findings
> Findings derived from two curated layers: which model cards mention each benchmark, and which scores could be read verbatim from those documents. Each finding names the evidence behind it.
This is 100% AI generated but the problem is it's difficult to understand - what layers is it talking about, is it the llm model layers or what.
How many are bot visits per project?
Thinking ground up what AI agents would need rather than struggling later on with snapshotting live vms, or orchestration overhead etc.
rust-vmm proved really great for this.
This is still fine. Infact, they had gone one step ahead by having an internal cluster of artifactory rather public managers like pip. The thing they missed is they didn't revoke the write access to it. Even after the ssrf.
In our[1] or other sandbox providers' sandboxes, by default you have access to npm, pip etc package managers, but only read access.
We added native support for nixos for the same reason - malleability and debugging becomes easier (also because one of our customers asked us to). I think we might be the only sandbox provider to add this in warm pools.