It’s an interesting experiment… but I expect it to quickly die off as the same type message is posted again and again… their probably won’t be a great deal of difference in “personality” between each agent as they are all using the same base.
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edf13 commented on Threat actors expand abuse of Microsoft Visual Studio Code jamf.com/blog/threat-acto... · Posted by u/vinnyglennon
I suspect that you're relying too heavily on the user here. Even for myself, a very experienced developer, I don't have a flash of insight over what my risk exposure might be for what I'm opening at this moment. I don't have a comprehensive picture of all the implications, all I'm thinking is "I need to open this file and twiddle some text in it". Expecting us to surface from our flow, think about the risks and make an informed decision might on the surface seem like a fair expectation, but in the real world, I don't think it's going to happen.
Your recommendation makes sense as a strategy to follow ahead of time, before you're in that flow state. But now you're relying on people to have known about the question beforehand, and have this strategy worked out ahead of time.
If you're going to rely on this so heavily, maybe you should make that strategy more official, and surface it to users ahead of time - maybe in some kind of security configuration wizard or something. Relying on them to interrupt flow and work it out is asking too much when it's a security question that doesn't have obvious implications.
I’d like more granular controls - sometimes I don’t want to trust the entire project but I do want to trust my elements of it
edf13 commented on Anthropic's original take home assignment open sourced github.com/anthropics/ori... · Posted by u/myahio
If I followed the links correctly this benchmark was made on a 16xH200. At current prices I'd assume that is a system price of around $750,000.
The year has 86400*365 = 31536000 seconds. Thus 63072000000 tokens can be generated. As pricing is usually given per 1M tokens generated, this is 63072 such packages.
Now lets write off the investment over 3 years, 250,000/63072 = 3.96. So almost $4 per 1M tokens generated with prompt processing included.
Model was a Deepseek 671B 32B MoE.
Looks to me that $20 for a month of coding is not very sustainable - let's enjoy the party while VCs are financing it! And keep an eye on your consumption...
Electricity costs seem negligable with ~$10,000 per year at 10cts per kWh but overall cost would be ~10% higher if electricity is more like 30cts like it is in Europe.
Edit: like it is pointed out by other commenters it is 2200t/s per single GPU thus the result needs to be divided by 16: $4/16 = $0.25. This actually somewhat matches the deepseek API pricing.
> let's enjoy the party while VCs are financing it!
The VC money is there until they can solve the optimization problems
edf13 commented on Sisyphus Now Lives in Oh My Claude github.com/Yeachan-Heo/oh... · Posted by u/deckardt
Terrible name…
edf13 commented on IBM AI ('Bob') Downloads and Executes Malware promptarmor.com/resources... · Posted by u/takira
Key part of the article../
“if the user configures ‘always allow’ for any command”
edf13 commented on Stoolap: High-performance embedded SQL database in pure Rust github.com/stoolap/stoola... · Posted by u/murat3ok
Sounds very interesting - I’ve used SQLite in a few Rust based projects where performance was the deciding factor… a perf comparison with this would be very useful
Ah, never knew about this injection…
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Perhaps a small proxy between Claude code and the API to enforce following CLAUDE.md may improve things… I may try this