Comment Re:That is called "being competent".... (Score 1) 125
I am talking about the peace that needs to happen, not domestic Iranian politics.
I am talking about the peace that needs to happen, not domestic Iranian politics.
Until recently, in most circumstances, this was an extremist move that made no sense. Modern battery tech and solar has changed that. Incidentally, LiFePo4 is not the battery tech for this, Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) is probably the best choice at this time.
Hence "Greed-Nation" invests the absolute minimum in it.
Usually I do not agree with you. On this I completely agree.
Yes. Europe hat one (!) major blackout. And the root-cause is being fixed. So your point is? I am still at zero that I personally experienced here.
You had one in the last 10 years? That is pretty pathetic. I am still at zero.
I have not moved the goalposts at all. And I have stated right from the start that they are useful as better search. There seems to be a rather severe problem with your perception.
Yes. And by wasting time like this, it is making us actually less secure. The case where you know somewhere is a vulnerability, but you have it carefully firewalled in the code and documented that, is a prime example. That is _not_ something that needs to be fixed. That may be something that should not be fixed. But LLMs have no understanding of things, they just do some fancy pattern matching.
My own key observation was those "273 potential zero-days in FF" from Mythic. Turns out, the patch notes listed 3 bugs from Claude, and about 20 from people. That probably gives us a first estimate of how much Claude did NOT find. And two of the ones from Claude, in including the only high-rated one, were use-after-free, something tools find and moderately careful coding prevents.
LLMs are not useless. But the completely mindless expectations of miracles have to stop.
No. "Abuse" is pure propaganda, i.e. lying. I guess you are fine with that.
Indeed. Different, but not any better. Still important to know the specifics, because eventually there will need to be peace. The "kill them all" approach was something not even the 3rd Reich managed, and they were very determined. Only the terminally stupid and highly aggressive will argue for that approach. Obviously, these people also advocate mass-murder, but they probably are too dumb to understand that.
If AI finds this many? A LOT...
But yes, that is the actual question that matters.
Rust will not help much. It does nothing for logic errors and these are the main ones. The problem, or maybe real advantage, of Rust is that it is not easy to learn.
Probably will not help much as AI is quite limited in what it finds. And attackers can randomize it and bypass that "protection level" anyways.
Yep. Low hanging fruit, resulting from AI looking at it from a different angle. Will probably dry up in a few months. Does not mean a lot.
They seem to be proud of how crappy their stuff is
If it happens once, it's a bug. If it happens twice, it's a feature. If it happens more than twice, it's a design philosophy.