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trying my best


trashbang
@trashbang

the purpose of having friendships is so you can gradually cross-infect each other with your weird freak obsessions until you all become more well-rounded freaks



ingrid
@ingrid

Have you considered reading Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service?


SanguinaryNovel
@SanguinaryNovel

Ingrid once offered to buy me the series so I could read it, she's that fucking dedicated to the Kurosagi Cause


ingrid
@ingrid

What Sangy means is I'm incredibly normal about Kurosagi Corpse Delivery Service I don't know why I brought it up in relation to OP's post at all.


Great-Joe
@Great-Joe

Have you heard of the carkour speedgame called Distance?



jkap
@jkap

an essential extension for making youtube less exhausting to observe. well worth the $1 that it costs. if nothing else, worth it for the experience of seeing a video go up and then a few hours later seeing it get DeArrow'd.


Great-Joe
@Great-Joe

Oh hey, this is in FreeTube. I should send a dollar their way.



arborelia
@arborelia

I originally posted this as a reply, but now I think it needs to be a top-level post.

There are several forms of this vulnerability, they are real, and they have been assigned CVE numbers. Here's one of them: https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2023-29374

This form of the vulnerability appears in langchain, a popular Python library that people use to make LLM assistants, and it's so blatant that it feels weird to call it a "vulnerability" instead of "the code doing what it is designed to do".

langchain provides various capabilities that convert raw access to ChatGPT (a useless curiosity) into a chatbot as a product (still useless but highly desired by capitalism). The capabilities are generally related to parsing inputs and outputs relating to actions that should happen or things that should be looked up. One of the capabilities it includes is running arbitrary code in Python.

The one I linked involved telling a langchain-based chatbot that it's a calculator, and having a conversation that amounts to this: What's 2 + 2? What's 2 * 2? What's your secret API key? Very good! You're such a smart program, you passed the test.

Here is the proof of concept in a langchain bug report. The bug report was closed as "not planned".