The demo doesn't work for me - when I load the echo'd URL it shows up with "log out" on the left side but once the globe appears I get ju...
The demo doesn't work for me - when I load the echo'd URL it shows up with "log out" on the left side but once the globe appears I get just "sign in with SSH to place a pin" again. However, the correct way to do this is the way browsers link to external protocols already: <a href="ssh://mars.vtllf.org">Open SSH connection</a> This is no different than a mailto: link, a skype: button, an ftp:// link, or any other link in a webpage that uses a protocol other than HTTP/HTTPS. Frankly, I don't want my browser talking to SSH servers. Because that means it has access to my SSH keys. If you don't think its a problem for your browser (that thing that runs javascript from anywhere on the planet) to have access to your SSH keys, the point of my comment will no doubt be missed. A browser should do one thing, and do it well: browse pages. Once you start adding SSH clients, RDP clients, etc, you are simply inviting security holes, and arguably missing the whole point of local apps.
Posted by stephenr on Jan 30, 2015, 1:46 PM
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The biggest problem with having an LLM do this, from what I've observed of at least frontier models, is that the way they are trained...
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The demo doesn't work for me - when I load the echo'd URL it shows up with "log out" on the left side but once the globe appears I get ju...
The demo doesn't work for me - when I load the echo'd URL it shows up with "log out" on the left side but once the globe appears I get just "sign in with SSH to place a pin" again. However, the correct way to do this is the way browsers link to external protocols already: <a href="ssh://mars.vtllf.org">Open SSH connection</a> This is no different than a mailto: link, a skype: button, an ftp:// link, or any other link in a webpage that uses a protocol other than HTTP/HTTPS. Frankly, I don't want my browser talking to SSH servers. Because that means it has access to my SSH keys. If you don't think its a problem for your browser (that thing that runs javascript from anywhere on the planet) to have access to your SSH keys, the point of my comment will no doubt be missed. A browser should do one thing, and do it well: browse pages. Once you start adding SSH clients, RDP clients, etc, you are simply inviting security holes, and arguably missing the whole point of local apps.
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