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Coming from someone who invested after it dropped by almost half (and never saw any value in Twitter to begin with once it stopped being an SMS platform first and foremost), the reason that happened was of his own making. And fortunately on
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Microsoft Edge: Passwords end up in memory as plaintext
(heise.de)
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Welch Labs tends to do amazing explaining topics with visual representation, so I feel a purely written article would loose a lot of context and be far harder to parse. Additionally, at 30mins (minus sponsor segment), covering multiple fiel
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Yann LeCun's $1B Bet Against LLMs [video]
(youtube.com)
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For what it's worth, here some of my experiences, as recently I have had some major deviations from what I've come to expect: 1.) Opus 4.7 via the API is great. Unlike 4.6, I have found the model to degrade far less beyond 120k, e
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AI may be coming to Windows 11's Clock app as Microsoft turns it into focus tool
(windowslatest.com)
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We Tested $200 GPT-5.5 Pro on PhD Level Math [video]
(youtube.com)
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Pricing by context length: Input: $5/M tokens at <=272K, $10/M tokens above 272K. Output: $30/M tokens at <=272K, $45/M tokens above 272K. Cache read: $0.50/M tokens at <=272K, $1/M tokens above 272K.
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Finding Widespread Cheating on Popular Agent Benchmarks
(debugml.github.io)
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AI Agents Under EU Law
(arxiv.org)
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Just an addition to the prior comment: To be as generous as possible, I just pulled their audit report [0] and to answer your question, all I propose is that they stick to this (especially the part on minimum permissions, any extended permi
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Context.ai – SoC 2 Type II Report by Delve
(pastebin.com)
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Kimi K2.6 Intelligence, Performance and Price Analysis
(artificialanalysis.ai)
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Any security team that gives unrestricted admin privileges to random employees is not a security team. So doing the most basic parts of their job, that would be my proposal. If specific to my hiring comment, was meant a bit facetious, thoug
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Endpoint Detection and Response? Heck, not giving the person Admin privileges would have sufficed to prevent this. Or better hiring preventing people who install Roblox cheats on work devices... There is no excuse and no fine line here. Eve
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Odd, they used Delve [0] and a SOC2 compliant company like Context.ai [1] should have an AUP, EDR, etc. that prevents their employees from installing a Roblox cheat on their work computer. Heck, even outside SOC2, I have never worked at a c
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K2.6-code-preview was a minor, but noticeable jump, especially in a long running testing task and prior Moonshot releases have been the only models that I'd consider a suitably competitive replacement for Anthropic models. The way they
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Am very much the same, took a bunch private two years ago for multitude of reasons. I can, however, see why no public repos could be a partial indicator and of concern, in conjunction with sudden star growth, simply because it is hard for a
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The issue with that is, it's a game that never ends. Now you need to inflate your npm/brew/dnf installs, then your website traffic to not make it to obvious, etc. I am not successful at all with my current projects (admittedl
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Honest question, which companies handle the process better given it is a trade-off? Yes, VAC is not as iron-clad as kernel level solutions can be, but the latter is overly invasive for many users. I'd argue neither is the objectively r
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I don't know what is more, for lack of a better word, pathetic, buying stars/upvotes/platform equivalent or thinking of oneself as a serious investor and using something like that as a metric guiding your decision making proc
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Prediction Markets: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver [video]
(youtube.com)
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Claude Opus 4.7 Intelligence, Performance and Price Analysis
(artificialanalysis.ai)
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GitHub's Fake Star Economy
(awesomeagents.ai)
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> I will immediately switch over to Codex if this continues to be an issue. FYI, unless you specifically get verified [0], GPT-5.4 silently reroutes request to GPT-5.2 if an intermediate model detects any cybersecurity work. [0] https:&
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Arrow 1.1, a step forward in SVG generation
(quiver.ai)
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Title shortened from: "Detailed Logs Show ChatGPT Leading a Vulnerable Man Directly Into Severe Delusions"
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Anthropic Opposes the Extreme AI Liability Bill That OpenAI Backed
(wired.com)
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Slop-scan – Detect AI code slop patterns in your repo
(github.com)
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Yes, nothing to write home about. It's all relative of course, what stack, what goal, what approach on which models perform best, but for regular day-to-day coding, I do not find it usable given alternatives. Kimi, Mimimax and GLM mode
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