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11mo ago
Love the deep and touching commit messages https://github.com/r1delta/r1delta/commit/f5c81bf92f9a8c99d9...
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11mo ago
> CrowdStrike researchers next prompted DeepSeek-R1 to build a web application for a Uyghur community center. The result was a complete web application with password hashing and an admin panel, but with authentication completely omitted,
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11mo ago
> We find that DMT shifts the normally dominant alpha oscillations towards a quieter subcritical state, increasing entropy while reducing complexity, and that this shift correlates with intensity of disruption of the sense of self. Wait,
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11mo ago
Wow, I didn't know that you could write like this for code blocks
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11mo ago
This isn't a solution, they would still have the data. Companies can't be trusted, they'll do what is more convenient for them, we need to remove the problem at the root by not allowing people to take pictures/videos if
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11mo ago
https://felko.io/ Hi HN, we’re a Milan-based fintech startup developing FELKO, an AI-powered data platform that helps banks and credit-holders standardize, monitor and act on debt portfolios in partnership with collection a
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1y ago
Android has the biggest market share, but way less margins than Apple; this is true for both phone and the App segments.
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1y ago
> https://signal.org/blog/cellebrite-vulnerabilities/ There’s always the hope they are hit back: Cellebrite can develop solutions to automate the hacking of target phones, but in doing so their physical devices
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1y ago
Cosa Nostra is a well defined organization operating in Sicily, that term isn’t used for other Mafias around Italy or other Sicilian criminal organizations. Among its past leaders you can find Bernardo Provenzano and Matteo Messina Denaro.
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1y ago
One of my co-founders lost the SVG of our startup logo, and the designer who helped us was away on vacation. I really wanted to experiment with some logo animations for an upcoming demo, so I decided to take matters into my own hands. I gra
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1y ago
A walled garden is a walled garden, no matter the slice of the market you've been able to eat (yet).
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1y ago
That’s so great, good luck with your project!
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1y ago
I honestly don’t think that companies working at that are involved so deeply in military/security follow the same logic and patterns of regular ones. Under the hood there could be anything, we only know just the surface of information
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1y ago
> Imgur is temporarily over capacity. Please try again later.
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1y ago
> this app is not available in your country or region
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1y ago
In Italy something similar is happening: they have split the football game rights among different competitors, so that if you want to watch every game you have to spend >100€ monthly (that's very high for our economy). To this, add
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1y ago
It should be illegal to pay a ransom to cyber criminals, every time it happens you’re increasing the incentives for these activities and you’re making it more likely to happen again in the future. If it’s illegal, these groups would feel le
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1y ago
Don't give them ideas! Also I think that there's a non trivial engineering effort required to inject ads into the video stream as well, for example with bookmarks and so on. Probably they'll do it but as last resort.
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1y ago
Actually, it has been proven that at least two of the major terrorist attacks that happened in Italy during the lead years were actually false-flags attacks organized by a deviated part of the secret services (that were politically aligned
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1y ago
PayloadCMS seems really interesting, I’ve used it successfully for a small blog but I feel it has a lot of potential. It’s not fully open source, if you want additional features like SSO you have to pay for premium version.
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1y ago
> we of course have no idea what actually happened since the default logging is only enabled during development Wait, if you have issues with logging, why don’t you set up opentelemetry? It’s really easy to add into a project [1], and if
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1y ago
I really hope that APC will get the necessary traction from the community, even if I suspect that many standards that are currently proposed in the LLM field will be abandoned soon. https://xkcd.com/927/
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1y ago
Would you give your car keys to a company, in fear that a thief might steal it?
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1y ago
I’ve seen going very successfully using both codex with gpt5 and claude code with opus. You develop a solution with one, then validate it with the other. I’ve fixed many bugs by passing the context between them saying something like: “my ot
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> In the words of mathematical historian Howard Eves, "Fermat's Last Theorem has the peculiar distinction of being the mathematical problem for which the greatest number of incorrect proofs have been published."
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An Hetzner employee once told me that they’ve been trying for years to develop their own Kubernetes-as-a-service solution, I wonder if they’re still working on that or not.
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China cautions tech firms over Nvidia H20 AI chip purchases, sources say
(reuters.com)
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We’ve been trying to understand Google Workspace subscriptions but it’s a complete mess. It’s not even clear which plans include GMail and which don’t, Google used to be the simple but great company, why do you feel so stranded when subscri
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1y ago
Not everybody goes to University, what example is that one? A lot of people would be happy to take a janitor position if it allowed to live decently, without living in fear for your future.
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1y ago
It's not about owning an house, having kids, or a luxury car. Most people just want to work with dignity, a mean to reach their workplace wether by car or a decent public transport, affording to live in a place you can call your home,
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