Soyweiser

I was reminded of Risky Business and how some of the cybersecurity is sometimes relevant to this sub, which reminded me they talked about this Cryptocurrency people being actually rubber hosed

I don't know how new it is, but it first dropped on my radar about a year ago due to listening to the Risky Business cybersecurity podcast, not to be confused with the recent (and baffingly named (*)) podcast called 'Risky Business with Nate Silver and Maria Konnikova' (**) by dweeb Nate Silver. So I don't know how long it was going on the wild, and im talking about the windows button + r attack method and not the github comments, no idea how long they used comments as a vector. And yes that part is also good, like the addition of trust of github + quite an effective attack is clever. Shouldn't work on Real Nerds however.

*: The name means that at least one of they didn't [know|care|google] about the decades old cybersecurity podcast before naming their podcast that is true. Any of those is odd.

**: addition to above, the tagline of the podcast is 'a weekly podcast about making better decisions' Look inwards Nate, look inwards.

For a while now I jave wondered how much of those "the llms all fail at this very basic task" problems that suddenly get fixed are not fixed by the model getting better but just a bandaid solution which solves that specific problem. (Putting another llm in front of the input to detect the problem and then sending it to the llm that is trained on that specific problem would be a bandaid solution btw, it is just adding more under the trenchcoat). And even if somebody were to answer this question, the well is so poisoned im not sure if I could believe them.

Yeah that copy paste commands that give control over your pc shit is pretty nasty. Also over a year old at least. So it isnt specifically an attack at vibe coders. Not sure what the initial targets were but these usually try to target people not that knowledgeable in computer matters so lol that this now includes vibe coders.

Addition to that, why do some look like Goatse?

Hello fellow memebuild enjoyer

You need to have levels in several subclasses of extremely online to even understand that.

It was an attempt to solve a problem at the time (which partially still exists now) it had some use then (as it does now). It just didn't work as something that would be adopted by the general public for various reasons. Stuff like, you need to go to an open source conference.

Without looking it up i can tell you that coin already exists and the value has crashed already

Dont think you can solve social problems with technical solutions tbh

Ah yes, back to key signing parties. But dumber.

I'm pretty annoying myself, so I figure I would rate highly on the 'likely to be murdered' prediction tool. That is what it is right? Right?