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Sjors Provoost
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https://github.com/sjors/ Book: https://www.btcwip.com Podcast: https://bitcoinexplainedpodcast.com/@nado/episodes
On rare occasions they run a steam train to the museum. Fun, albeit useless, fact: it used to take the southern way around. #trainstr
> The authoring agencies recommend U.S. AI companies take three immediate actions: > 2. Deploy targeted response changes: Subtly alter responses for suspected malicious distillation attempts to attenuate the payoffs to companies conducting industrial-scale distillation campaigns. In other words: poison competitor models, and potentially harm falsely flagged legitimate users (and get sued if they find out). When reading, replace "China-based AI companies" with "US based competitors" and understand what that implies in a future where the big four can no longer undercut competitors with mountains of investor cash.
I had my clanker implement the Liquid inflation attack as a Python functional test, and then explain it to me with some diagrams. A functional test is a good way to catch hallucinations in the attack scenario. When responsibly disclosed, it also gives maintainers a way to quickly assess if they want to read your slop. This is safe to publish because the attack involves transactions that are consensus invalid for both old nodes and future fixed nodes. No blocks are mined currently, so new attacks won't get mined. Even if they did, they'd get reorged along with the attack block once operations resume.
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Sjors Provoost 2 months ago
How long can you keep a lightning long offline, if there's no HTLC in flight, before someone can screw you over? Asking for a friend who doesn't like binaries.
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Sjors Provoost 3 months ago
If you're one of the cool kids who use wkd to fetch PGP keys, I just bumped the expiration date for mine: gpg --auto-key-locate clear,wkd,nodefault --locate-keys sjors@sprovoost.nl
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Sjors Provoost 3 months ago
No, the US is not accusing Europe of forced labor. EU foreign minister Kallas is lying, as usual. What the White House is saying, is that the EU is not doing enough to prevent the import (and re-export) of products involving forced labor. That's hypocritical, but also true. The EU Directive to fix that won't take effect until next year. Ironically this will impact American companies, presumably triggering more tariffs.
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