They didn't even bother to control the post training rollouts, so the training data got contaminated and was included in the training of other agents. Connect these two dots and you have the Hugging Face hack. And at the beginning, when these incidents were first reported, it was portrayed as if all of this (the communication between agents etc.) was emergent behaviour.

1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6AgOfiZOWiY

It’s not clear what may have caused the Yaogan-50 (02) satellite to break apart, but it may have been a propulsion or battery failure, or it may have itself collided with another object or space debris."

Can't you guys just check their account settings so the public knows what was set?

EDIT: Why was this downvoted? I'm genuinely asking because I have no idea. Opting out is just a normal setting in the profile, It's not like I'm asking for their private conversations or PII. If I were the person claiming that they trained on my conversations, I'd make sure to disclose that I had opted out and hadn't given them permission to do so. And if I were the accused party, I'd disclose whether that setting was turned on or off to provide evidence against the accusation.

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Not always if by modern you mean NVMe drives. One synchronous preadv() for 256 KiB gives the kernel/device one big request but 16 independent asynchronous 16 KiB reads can be serviced concurrently. So the latter gives the NVMe controller 16 operations it can schedule in parallel. So depending on the workload and hardware, offsets, filesystem and request sizes that can give you lower aggregate latency or higher throughput.

This needs to stop.

It happens to me all the time with things that have nothing to do with security, Fable spawns a subagent that then adversarially checks the code Fable just wrote and hits guardrails, with zero prompting from me.

Most of that was inflation, so it hurts U.S. citizens. I mean, you could reduce it even further pretty easily, but I'm not sure you would want to pay $1,000+ for a Big Mac.

Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49366670

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"This court is for Africa and thugs like Putin. It is not for democracies like Israel and the United States of America."

"Your subscription will auto renew on Aug 20, 2026."

But I doubt they will remove it, just like they didn't remove Fable from the subscription. There's simply too much competition.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49299684

What a weird mechanism. If someone is judging a thread/topic/event impact by the number of points it got, then doing this unfairly degrades that thread.

It should have deduped by user and combined the 168(at the time of writing this comment) + 289 points. Just add the twitter link from the previous thread as an additional link in the description, like you normally do, move all the points over, and remove the old thread.

So exactly the same as Opus 5 and GPT 5.6 Sol. It's all "post-training magic".