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@shortwave78 What is this, 2002 take your ass back to geoguesser

⚡️🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇷 Numbers Station “V32” Reliable sources claim that the location from which the ciphered Farsi/Persian-language transmissions are being sent, has been pinpointed with extreme precision. I don't want to reveal the exact location. Have fun in the comments.

We built Brainworm: malware that lives entirely inside of an AI agent's context window. No binaries. No scripts. Once loaded, it registers with C2 and executes tasks using the agent's own tools. Welcome to the era of semantic malware. 🧠🪱 Blog: originhq.com/blog/brainworm

@orphcorp Can you give me a study that replicates or is "cognitive security" the wild west

Alysa Liu recently went viral for her Teen Vogue rant on the state of the information environment and the population's cognitive resilience. "We really are living in a cognitive wild west. Most people have near-zero memetic defenses or cognitive security suited for the online age". She adds, "any semblance of it is easily brute-forced by the onslaught of information & the situation is even worse when it comes to AI agent-orchestrated psyops."

@demgtr I knew a girl who did half her requirement in AP totally fucked on class selection. If you think that colleges exist to teach standardized information stay home and read textbooks.

Fundamentally disagree. AP classes are actually standardized, unlike a lot of required courses. Had the most information given and retained in AP than I ever did in Undergraduate. You’re probably haven’t finished a degree if you seriously think AP classes, though, are depriving any actual professional from seeking information on their related field. Also, AP classes only replace intro-level courses, so your entire point is premised by a falsehood.

People who take AP classes in high school as a supplement to their college education are cheating themselves because the class in college will almost always be superior so you would only want to take AP when you don't intend to seriously study the field

@dottxtai This looks like startling arrogance. What if the sequence is a double spend? What if control words can be recombined to do something malicious. What if detecting a malicious attack requires semantic understanding. Hmu or any of the zillion researchers that fuz

We spent two years getting LLMs to speak valid JSON. That was the easy part. Now we're solving what actually matters: making sure the model can't even express an action it's not allowed to take. Not "will not." Cannot. 👇 blog.dottxt.ai/control-layer-…

@kethcode Now that the industry has solve seq2seq I'm going to solve AGI type shit

@Semtioc it's their follow up that bothers me. they aren't even doing LLM thought crime; they are basically removing the ability for LLMs to think things they aren't allowed to do. at that point they should just use a state machine.

this is probably quite a technical achievement, but I am mentally revolted by it.

@kethcode @functi0nZer0 I take a few deep breaths lol

@functi0nZer0 i pray to myself

local pub

@d0tslash I'm shocked

uhhhhhhhhhh

a bunch of folks have told us there’s “no way” the rp2350 can do the kinds of audio projects people associate with imx chipsets. cool story. meanwhile, today we ran into a brand-new product from teenage engineering, who tend to ship first and argue later. the ep-2350 standalone handheld mic does on-board sampling, presets and effects with parameter modulation, all configured over a usb disk, with micropython running on an rp2350. fairly complex filter chains are defined via json. so yes, real audio work, on real hardware, shipping to customers. we’re going to pick one up and poke at it ourselves. teenage.engineering/guides/ep-2350 good work @jugendingenieur

@nerjiyullahi I don't understand your question

What is a subtle sign that someone is actually really intelligent, but pretending not to be?

@jxmnop And published by schmidhuber

working on research for 1.5 semesters only to realize your idea was already published at google in 2018

@ExaltedFoks Beauty is an external property, for external observers not a feeling so you know why

Boys who are acutely aware of their own beauty are either: 1. Gay 2. Fuckboys 3. A secret third, far more evil thing

@kethcode @vxunderground @cyberwarfarelab Bump

@vxunderground @cyberwarfarelab

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@airkatakana A 4d object is just a smooth line of 3d objects

i'm somewhere between 2 and 1, and yet i cannot imagine a 4-dimensional object properly. i simply have no idea where to put the 4th axis or how. everything i can imagine is 3-dimensional is there anyone out there who can natively imagine 4d objects?

@viemccoy Separation anxiety

opening up to my coworkers about how my true "long term research goal" is to achieve a high enough level of self-actualization such that my soul can withstand the shear force of seperation at my time of death, allowing me to freely explore the cosmos untethered from form

@TrentTelenko Why not EW

Unliked Ballistic mortars, artillery tubes and rocket artillery. There is simply no dead space that infantry can maneuver through on a modern battlefield that FPV drones can't reach. And FPV's are cheap enough to send 1/2 dozen to kill a single soldier or marine. 2/2

US ground force leaders simply refuse to acknowledge how much FPV drones have changed warfare. Individual precision guided munitions are both cheap and maneuverable enough to aim at every single soldier or marine anywhere on the battlefield. 1/2

@syndrowm Dude it's literally just different colored font give me a break

😈prompt injection to catch cheaters😈

@miniapeur smooth operator

@SwiftOnSecurity This makes me blue

If you are red-team worried about becoming less visible at work you need to shift to a shorter wavelength