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Mistral's CEO: Europe has 2 years to stop becoming America's AI 'vassal state'
(businessinsider.com)
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5mo ago
I saw someone on Reddit ask if it would be possible to write a known vulnerable WinRE version on the drive (or another drive ?) if this got patched? I do not know bitlocker/TPMs a lot, do they also prevent this sort of thing ?
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5mo ago
When will GitHub deprecate pull_request_target and make something where any shared aspect (like cache or secrets) are explicitly opt-in in the YAML ?
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A GPU-rendered terminal emulator with inline 3D graphics
(github.com)
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I feel like GitHub should deprecate it and replace it with pull_request_untrusted or something and have every shareable aspect (like cache or secrets) an explicit boolean opt-in
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5mo ago
Not sure cases like the cache poisoning here would be more obvious. Unless your bash script setup doesn't have the functionality of pull_request_target, but then removing it also works.
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5mo ago
pull_request_target is really a landmine.
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5mo ago
Right, you're not supposed to do that...
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5mo ago
It's not underpriced at all.
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5mo ago
I don't know how they do this, but it seems like they condition the LLM to not use real-world knowledge. Or as little as possible, maybe for the article titles only. I tried it with a few real-world things and it correctly hallucinated
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5mo ago
This reminds me a lot of SCP wiki entries.
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5mo ago
This is amazing
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6mo ago
If you're not aware already, there's also Brave origin: https://support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/38561489788173-W... A lighter Brave.
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6mo ago
Can you explain more ? I always heard this.
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6mo ago
Context: https://www.techspot.com/news/111865-dolby-sues-snap-over-vi...
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Interactive physics moving block structures in Minecraft
(github.com)
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Create Aeronautics
(modrinth.com)
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Interesting that some CPUs have a calling convention "built-in"
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It's easier and enables more features to have 1 common platform. For example, the social features of GitHub, which I like (like stars, browsing repositories by tags etc..) But also For PRs, the way to make a pull request to a repo host
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6mo ago
Seems kind of like uv but for node ?
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6mo ago
There is this : https://github.com/nektos/act
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6mo ago
I don't know why they don't pivot to Kotlin. Gradle did it successfully and it's great now.
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The downfall of GitHub is sad, having a centralized way to find cool open source software is amazing. I use the feed of what people I'm following are starring, tags and code search to find amazing and interesting projects, and I'm
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I'm starting to use it for my self hosted services. I have a "simple" representation of services using CUE, that generates the yaml manifests and flux deploys them. I hesitated a while before going the k8s route but before th
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The data of 20M French people potentially compromised
(entrevue.fr)
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Posting this because I am not using anything like this or OpenClaw, and I would like the opinions of people actually using these technologies to understand if it's good or not.
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An open-source long-horizon SuperAgent harness that researches,codes and creates
(github.com)
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At least WALL-E had a good ending.
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It seems to be this : https://github.com/eu-digital-identity-wallet/av-app-android...
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6mo ago
> The app is completely anonymous, works on any device, and is fully open source. I hope the "works on any device" part means it won't require something like play integrity. Or that if you compile it yourself it will still
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