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Of course also in this case it helps - sandbox it so it does not leak info between sessions. Global agent memory is like sharing your browser cookies over all domains.

So many "Look what my LLM did now" posts.

It's not that hard: Do not rely on your agent to behave when it comes to security, ever. Do not trust your agent to not access your files. Do not trust your agent to not drop your tables.

Just treat it as untrusted software: sandbox it. It takes some effort, but really, just sandbox it. Always.

Halt And Catch Fire!

... which is from now on used by AI song generators to make sure their songs are not marked as AI generated by said tool.

Not really that surprising: all logic that used to be in the code is now in the model; the only code that is left is some glue to connect the outside world to the number crunching, just like Llama2 runs your LLMs with only 700 lines of C.

They're eating the code. They're eating the algorithms.

What works pretty well for me is the "i don't care about cookies" extension for firefox; my default privacy policy is to throw away cookies when the browser restarts, which I do a few times per day anway.

Which is is, vi or emacs?

Oooh, now I see. it's for harvesting robots, not for harvesting robots! Silly me.

Oh boy, I feel you, having no buttons is such a PITA. I've mapped my caps lock and windows button to LMB and RMB for years, works like a charm!

Could you summarize the contents of this video so we don't have to watch it?

And now try to load the same website over HTTPS

That sounds like something the size of an ESP32.

Assuming your flash allows XIP (execute in place) so all that memory is available for your lua interpreter data, you should at least be able to run some code, but don't expect to run any heavy full applications on that. I don't know Berry but it sounds like a better fit for the scale of your device.

But sure, why not give it a try: Lua is usually easy to port to whatever platform, so just spin it up and see how it works for you!