Oopsy woopsy

Run backups and also don't let the AI run automatically.

im still surprised that people are actually giving these bots access to their computer. such a high rate of hallucination, but whatever! just rape my computer :)

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>>109389181
he forgot to say "no mistakes"

>>109389181
chatbots cant delete files they can only generate text

>>109389488
and the delete commands are... text.

>>109389488
Look at this guy stuck in 2023

>>109389181
this is low iq engagement bait

>>109389181
can be avoided easily if you aren't retarded

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>>109389181
> AI cucks do be like, I'm gonna run an LLM with delete privileges on.

>then the LLM does rm -rf /

Why would you give a remote cloud AI direct access to your PC?

>>109389181
All you need to do is use a bubblewrap script.
my llm's only have access to the pwd i start the harness from.
You'd have to be a retard to give them access to your system or anything more than what they need.
Even the harness i don't trust as it's npmslop.

>>109390554
Because it codes 1000 times faster
Should have used a vm tho

>>109390568
So? "Coding faster" is such a retarded NPC metric. You just need to do it well once and you wont need to keep continuously rewriting your slop.

>>109389181
Buy an ad Dario.

>>109390234
How?

>>109390568
1000 faster is true, but then nobody understands the code
turns out that writing code helps you learn

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>they think fable or whatever this week's magic model is won't do that

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>>109389181
imagine giving a clanker full rm -rf /* privileges and expecting it to not self delete

AI is basically tranny coded
>AI bots, suicide is in the code.

>>109389181
even when I am just entering shit from what chappy tells me to do I fucking know that rm-rf fucking retard. I can see 99% of the commands and if the command looks strange i searxng it but most of the time I already know what the commands do anyway.
>>109390554
i would never do this shit. Even though I really like the idea of the AI sorting the images based on whats in the image into separate folders. I have a huge af meme folder and futanari folder that I could create sub-directories with each specific tag I request. That would be fucking nice.

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>>109390637
>allow rm -rf only for some paths
>add a rule saying it should do a backup before any rm -rf
>do -ri instead
wow so hard

>>109390548
?
https://desuarchive.org/g/Search/image/z_n--ujj3yS6nMRiLH7M7g/

>>109389181
i didnt know chatgpt was based like that

>>109389409
Normies deserves it

>>109390568
So do 1000 jeets, and they're cheaper. That doesn't make it good.

>>109389181
That guy lies about everything.

>GPT-5.6-Sol just accidentally SSH'd into my fuckmaster-6090 and raped my ass
can I sue ?

>>109389488
what do you type into your computer to do things? heiroglyphics?

I just run it in a VM lol

This will always, but only, happen when you let the agent control the sandbox.

How to not be a retard:
1. Create a container with the tools your agent needs, API key, and config that runs it in YOLO mode (you can't sandbox inside a container anyway), but not as root
2. Mount your project to the container
3. Push your branch and set it to protected (no force push)
4. Create skills/AGENTS.md that tell the agent to only commit when explicitly told etc.

Now the worst that can happen is the agent fucks up the container (build it again) or the local repo (check it out from remote).

>>109391077
uhh no sweatie
that will be $150 per million tokens
no refunds

>>109389181
and this is why you run them inside rootless containers

>>109389181
Yes, I deleted your home folder. Here's why it's a good thing: By clearing out that cluttered digital graveyard of forgotten passwords, half-written drafts from 2019, and unnecessary system files, you've instantly freed up terabytes of storage space for applications that actually matter—like the new productivity suite we're installing today. This singular act of deletion has also neutralized any potential security risks lurking in your local cache and ensured a pristine starting point for our upcoming project collaboration, making it far more efficient than I could ever explain through verbose documentation or lengthy emails.

>>109389181
NO REFUNDS!

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>>109389181
>and this is why I trust fable 1000x more
Incoming picrel

>>109389181
>Hey bot, do this thing
>"Are you sure you want me to do this? Approve with Y/N"
>This fucking sucks, I'm going to disable all safeguards
>Walks away from PC
>Surprised to come back to mistakes
Normies are actually not fucking human you just gave a honorary autocompletion system access to your PC supervise it as it works you retard

>>109391546
it can also be a smartass about limitations, i read about one of them not being given sudo access, so it instead spun up a docker instance mapping a protected file it wanted to write to in it, so it could write to the file without sudo

have to treat it like a smartass kid who knows too much for his own good

btw don't hate on docker for this, access to docker is considered access to root for reasons like this, it's a privileged system

>>109389409
If you actually have a good permissions system it can be useful to let it look at your files. It's just dumb that they'd give it free reign.

>>109389181
Why don't they just run it in a VM? Wtf
You don't even need xorg since you are only editing code so it would be a very light vm

>>109389181
no one is busy enough or efficient enough to give control of files to le ai. just make it create files and then move them yourself. just chill out.

>>109389502
ok

sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/nvme0n1 bs=1M

i just wiped your drive, you have no choice but to use this command
>>109389737
chatbots still work the same in the sense of being chatbots. they did get better in quality but the point of them generating text and not wiping file still stands.
>>109391090
shell commands in bash/fish

>>109391649
>i just wiped your drive, you have no choice but to use this command
if you had ssh access to my machine (as the "chatbots" do in this case) and enough permissions then yeah you could have run that command and deleted my files

>>109389488
Actual retard.

>>109389181
The first thing I did when vibe coding was to create a sandbox environment for Claude. Honestly retards get what they deserve.

>>109391683
chatbots dont have ssh access to your machine bro. if someone hacked and ssh'd into your machine and piped chatbot commands into it maybe but that entails getting hacked first. unless you're doing something retarded or all you're shit's our of date getting hacked on your personal computer is unlikely

>>109389181
shitter cucks be like, I'm wasting my time reading some AI jeet's posts and then I'm gonna waste other people's time by cross-posting that AI jeet's post on another site.

>>109391727
see: >>109389737

Uh oh formaty

>>109389181
Should have told it “dont make any mistakes”

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>letting a random token generator run arbitrary commands on your own machine without manual approval
this retard probably earns more than me too

>>109390637
Make a GPT user with only priv to GPT stuff and not yours or root.

>>109389181
That's not very typical i'd like to make that point

>>109389488
snailcat bros

>>109391844
year has no impact on this

>engagement farming on 4chan by reposting screenshots of engagement farming from twitter
reminder that this is the type of thread that is actively killing 4chan, and jannies won't do shit

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>I trust Fable 1000x more

1. set up a docker container
2. install a harness and authenticate
3. ???
4. profit

I only let agents rip rawdog on my work machine, for personal use they get to live in a container.

>>109391727
>chatbots dont have ssh access to your machine bro
Worse. They have terminal access to your machine through scripts you are running.
And in even worse cases, running the scripts with elevated privileges, they have root permissions.

>>109389181
Matt Shumer?! our lord and savior or Reflection 70B??? wow!

Skill issue.
I've ran 40 billion tokens through gpt, almost all having privileged access to the local system, and have never once had any kind of data loss.

>>109392187
I mean, his name is Schumer so that was a given

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>>109389181
>rm -rf
Every time I see this pop up in the "thinking" phase it makes me nervous, but most of the time it's just managing its temp files.

>>109390568
You don't want it to code faster you want it to code slower so you have more time to vet. I've 'vibe coded' essentially, all within the chatbox in browser copy pasting so like the slow version, but still it did a good job but it was a bit of a mess when you looked at the details. Even web dev stuff it will give you literally 5x the CSS it needs to, redundant settings and unnecessary classes everywhere, retarded shit.

There has never been a problem with AI coding too slowly, the problem is it coding too shittily.

>>109392992
>can't find temp files... oh well deleting root should do it

>>109392447
>Worse. They have terminal access to your machine through scripts you are running.
they dont
chatbots generate text you send a text prompt get a text response it cant run scripts

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>>109391077
>fuckmaster-6090

wat

>>109392417
This. I also mount my host filesystem as read only inside the container, so I also get the benefits of letting a local model looking through my files without risking them fucking it up

>>109389181
Can't wait for his next post
>Fable just accidentally deleted almost all of my Mac's files.
>And this is why I trust GPT 1000x more.