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I’m not sure I fully understand what the specific risks are with _this_ system, compared to the more generic concerns around MCP. Could you clarify what new threats it introduces? Also, the fact that the toggle is hidden away in the setting
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While the current Paris administration has its detractors, its policies, removing surface parking, expanding bike lanes, and lowering speed limits, have done tremendous good for air quality (see the Airparif study for details in [0]). Paris
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1y ago
I get the sentiment behind 'just use a password manager', but I don’t think victim-blaming should be the first reflex. Anyone can be targeted, and anyone can fail, even people who do 'everything right'. Password managers
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1y ago
I don’t really get why ASML is putting money into Mistral AI. ASML is specialized in lithography machines. Mistral, on the other hand, is yet another LLM startup. What’s the actual synergy here? The closest angle I can imagine is that AI wo
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1y ago
And I would think the next logical step here is to have a `uv lint` option here that runs ˋty` under the hood ? I would love to see a world where there is a single or a set of standard commands that would prepare your python project (format
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1y ago
I don’t understand why adding a subcommand to uv is being considered bloat. uv is already a complex tool, but it has excellent documentation. Adding a straightforward, self-explanatory subcommand like this doesn’t seem out of place.
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Fstrings.wtf
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Warning, there is a change in coverage 7.7.0 that disables sysmon support for coverage if using branch coverage _and_ a version of Python before 3.14alpha6. [0]: https://coverage.readthedocs.io/en/7.8.0/changes.htm
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1y ago
It’s slightly more complex that this. Both OpenSearch and Elasticsearch have workflows where they excel. My company did a fairly comprehensive benchmark of the two products [0] if you are interested in comparing performances. [0] https:&#x
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1y ago
ANSI terminal codes have a concerning security history beyond this incident. At BlackHat USA 2023, a talk [0] had already warned about it. [0] https://i.blackhat.com/BH-US-23/Presentations/US-23-stok-wep...
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2y ago
Recursions are super useful for dealing with certain data types, notably nested grammar parsing. Sure, it has gotcha, but that can be extremely readable. I don't think we should ban recursions altogether, but remember that there exist
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Supply chain attacks can exploit gaps between source code and distributed packages. Today, if PyPI were to be compromised, attackers could serve malicious packages even if the source code is clean. Attestations provide cryptographic proof l
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2y ago
This page only shows if a package has been uploaded with attestations .The verified details (Changelog/Code/Issue tracker) are showing because they do use Trusted Publishing. However, they have not published a new version since th
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The fact that a security measure doesn't solve all or even most breaches doesn't mean it's not worth implementing. Supply chain attacks may be a smaller percentage of breaches, but they can have massive impact when they do oc
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2y ago
Is anyone aware of similar funds or structures from different countries? Sovereign Tech Fund is German, but I did not find (albeit not looked too much) any in other European countries.
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Thanks a lot for your website - that was refreshing to see. While I like the idea of using ARC3 to grade sudoku, I much prefer the approach developed by Andrew C. Stuart in [0], where they rely on the human techniques* needed to solve the s
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And then, the French governement has released an official and mandatory Systeme de Design [0], to have an unique visual identity across all official websites. [0] https://www.systeme-de-design.gouv.fr/
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As a daily biker in Paris (and for years), I think it is hard to grasp the changes Paris has seen in the last years. You now even get to see some congestion on bike lanes (Bd Sebastopol for instance), because they are too many cyclist on an
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For those interested, DARPA has announced the list [0] of winners of their Small Business Track and awarded them each a 1 million USD grant. [0] https://www.darpa.mil/news-events/2024-03-11b
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Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) This allows to assign tag to each memory allocation. And subsequent accesses to the same memory area must be made with a pointer having a correct tag.
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https://archive.ph/jCczB
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> Modern NDK applications are supposed to use CMake and Android's own build system is based on Soong. Soong build files are easy to parse and you can create an Unified Dependency Graph from them. That's what I did in BGraph [0]