Yes, that might shed a bit of a light on it, but none of this adds up in terms of any action being taken beyond the formal acceptance of the information and a quick looksy. I just don't see anything in any of this that could reasonably lead to...
What I would try for the ultimate power: let it intentionally gain unauthorized access to some things to have the AI-business isolated by law and don't allow anyone else at the buttons. Best competion-killer ever...
It is also plain advertising for the models "look how capable our LLM is".
The entire lack of details makes the whole thing unconvincing. Especially that there is no description of the sandboxes they broke out of.
You'd get it from wherever they got them from, and if that source doesn't want to share the source they don't have to either. This is a permissive license, it's not like God on high has handed down this code so that we all have it.
All of this...
Has anyone seen the news today about rogue AI going off on its own, impersonating users and cracking into sites or something online today masquerading as actual owners and users? I think it was a Meta test group that caught it as it was testing...
And ignoring what well written documentation exists? Or some documentation at all versus winging it on your own? Oh, no. Then you'll often find yourself in a maze of twisty passages all alike.
That's been in the news a lot lately. Hopefully most of us here are smart enough to know what the real motivation behind those headlines are. The barrier to entry for LLM training is fairly low. Anyone with the right amount of money can become...
Greetings all,
I have been working on cleaning my years of e-mail. For that purpose I set-up mail/isync, downloaded and backed-up all the e-mail from the host (fastmail). Since I discovered mail/notmuch, I had been removing the folder...
I was mostly just wondering what it would actually take to pull it off. That being said, you probably don’t want to do this, it’s like walking around with a live hand grenade in your pocket. The better approach would be to preserve the same look...
I suppose, but the people who can actually read, understand and use the code are going to understand what the licensing means. If you can't read, understand or use the code anyways, then having or not having the code isn't at all relevant in the...
I like dialog, I've sent more time with the Linux version of it, but dialog is quite nice for when I need something that I can use via SSH. As long as you know how to script doing those things, dialog isn't really that hard to use.
Dialog is...
I suppose, but the people who can actually read, understand and use the code are going to understand what the licensing means. If you can't read, understand or use the code anyways, then having or not having the code isn't at all relevant in the...
The topic starter here is trying to eek an obligation to redistribute out of a license that does not contain one. I've seen a lot of licenses on software. Not many stipulate where you're supposed to get the software itself from at all. The place...
Translation to which language? The terms are absolutely clear what you can and cannot do. In AI era you can get explanation for details, if not sure is it really what you have read.
If it's a membrane style keyboard, often a cleaning will restore function. I knew someone who would just run them under the water tap.
Our water has silicates and other minerals and I was concerned about loading up the electrical contacts. I...
Into easier to understand terms.
This is obviously for the one who started this thread, who needs these simplified in an easier to understand form of English: if you want to get technical, perhaps "Simplied English". If you've gotten the gist of...
In my continuing adventures (see here and here) to get my workstation working at an acceptable level with FreeBSD 14.x, I took out the Sapphire Radeon R7 240 4G DDR3 graphics card, an put in a MSI GeForce RTX 3060 Ventus 2X 12G OC instead.
It...
Actually, this thread got me sort of half looking for a new keyboard with what I thought were simple specs. 75%, Cherry brown switch, black, no knob on the upper right, like so many glorious gamer ones have. It's not so easy to find. A lot of...
I believe that the issue is, that the terms of the license need to be translated and described in easier to understand terms. The implications and descriptions of what each straightforward part of the license means. Some don't get it. I didn't...
While OpenZFS right now supports 1023 byte long file names, this feature cannot be utilized on FreeBSD because of FreeBSD's old-fashioned file name length limitations.
So anyone who would want to transfer large amounts of data from NTFS to ZFS...
:):):) I had driver problems for many, many years, But now I have old laptop running FreeBSD (thanks to Laptop support and Usability project). Though now I'm much older, have kids and don't spend much time writing stuff (work takes most of my IT...
This is old but I've hit this on different providers over the years including vultr.
Back up your host, do a fresh install of the providers "FreeBSD" offering whatever it is. Then restore your backup over that host. They tweak a few settings on...
Thanks for your response. 15.1 amd64, I mentioned it in my post.
I guess it's "linux-rl9-vulkan-loader", "linux-rl9-vulkan" does not exist. I had those 3 packages installed.
I assume ".sys" is a file? Or is it a directory? And if it does not...
Wow, I didn't expect such a huge regression when upgrading from FreeBSD 13.x to 14.x.
I just spent a couple of long evenings on the FreeBSD 13.x -> 14.x "upgrade" (I cleared out an old partition and did a clean install, of course, that means...
I thought it might be a similar battery to my laptop which has a specific connectot but it's just a slip in cmos battery, probably a CR2032 which I might already have...
I really and truly don't think you understand the license you're complaining about. This is all by design and anybody is free to get the code that Sony based their code off of, they just can't have the code that Sony uses for their products that...
Doing exactly what is explicitly permitted by the BSD license is not a loophole. Every developer releasing code under BSD knows that it is a permissive license, and every owner of a PlayStation knows that SONY is a private company, selling...
To be clear, I want static IPv6 on my home ISP modem/router. My LAN remains IPv4, because I do not care about setting up DNS and I sure as hell can't remember, even guess IPv6 addresses.
But I solved it by using Tailscale on my always on, low...
From my experience I noticed that sometimes having a virtual* X server in a remote box and connecting to it via VNC is more efficient and fast in the context of viewing images. Also, some image viewers, e.g. graphics/feh simply don't work over...
It cannot find a index.php or index.html file in that directory. And directory browsing is turned off by default. So you're not allowed to browse the directory, that's what the error is telling you. This has nothing to do with filesystem...
Look in httpd-error.log for the reason. I'm pretty sure filesystem permissions have nothing to do with it. Ownership doesn't matter if the 'other' group has read permissions.
And post your Apache config, not httpd.conf but the Virtualhost...
Look in httpd-error.log for the reason. I'm pretty sure filesystem permissions have nothing to do with it. Ownership doesn't matter if the 'other' group has read permissions.
And post your Apache config, not httpd.conf but the Virtualhost...
I think I'll try it on /zroot/iocage/jails/TESTJAIL/usr/local
Can't do any harm. I can always recreate the jail and use the original DocumentRoot which worked.
I need to make some progress with this.
Am I correct in thinking that I won't be...
I had it setup and was working fine for the last six weeks now it doesn't.
There was a power cut a few days ago and suddenly it doesn't.
I just checked my server, and sure enough the date is shown as 2 Jan 2012, so it must have got reset after...
I think, that should be easy solvable with some configuration. But on the mean time I like to take things as they are,
packages as they are, and spend my time in more important things. But my case may be different: my work is not
about computers...
hruodr Actually I was thinking of making it a separate dataset zroot/www but I'd still be concerned about other apps and programs expecting it under /usr/local/www/ and I'd have to fiddle with that.
As a mounted file system should not be tragic, but I would not do it as a sub-directory of root.
Usually the root file system is small, putting there directories that grow unlimited is not a good idea.
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