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It's not clear from the press release, but the timeline shifted first from 2025, then to 2027 and now to 2030/2031: > The semiconductor manufacturer originally estimated its first factory would come online in 2025. Then, it
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It’s been trained to produce valid code, fed millions of examples, and in this case it’s outputting invented syntax. Whether there’s an example in its training data, it’s still a hallucination and shouldn’t have been output since it’s not v
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The original post about Claude decompiling the game lied too. He had Claude gin up a post that would go viral and it added this hallucination: Perfectly replicated the functionality [of the original game] https://claude.ai
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What horrible form not contacting affected customers right away after performing the patch. Who knows what else was vulnerable in your infrastructure when you leaked .encrypted like that. It should have been on your customers to decide if t
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E.g. this puppeteer MCP: https://x.com/windsurf_ai/status/1894553166609617032
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MCP seems nicer than requiring LLM hosts execute arbitrary curl calls to endpoints since it packages a tool into a dedicated plugin that users can opt into.
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How can you deploy a system where you are changing API types in a way that breaks the type checker? It seems like in almost all cases, you want to evolve in a forward compatible manner, with a very slow deprecation process.
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I think what they mean about latency not mattering is that latency to the LLM provider doesn’t matter. So why run it yourself when there are API’s you can hit that provide a better overall experience (and seems to be dropping in cost 90% ye
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Interesting that the bounty amount went down due to how obscure the attack vector was.
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There isn’t anything in the front that is rigid so it’s designed to crumple like that to absorb the energy maximally. I think if a car with an engine had it, the pole would have knocked over rather than any sort of t-bone.
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There isn’t enough accuracy in the reconstruction process to be sensitive to subtle asymmetries in someone’s face. It’d be completely making that part up.
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Don’t smartphones pose all the same risks? The only thing unique to an Apple Watch is that the screen stays visible at all times, so maybe something could leak there via a notification or whatnot. If he’s doing things right, the VP should h
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by ec109685 2y ago
Seems seriously risky to be running a browser without access to mainstream security patches. Perhaps it’s secure enough for now due to its obscurity.
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It also stopped growing rapidly: https://www.austintexas.gov/news/new-census-data-austin-metr...
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The idea of confidential compute / AMD Secure Encrypted Virtualization is that even with root outside the VM, you can't read the memory of the workloads running within a VM. Additionally, those inner workloads can attest that they
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Housing crisis, banks failing.
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More of the tweet: https://x.com/clanp007/status/1886540244524392804
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There is more to it when a user disallows an app to track your activity. From Apple and enforced in their review guidelines: “The app is also not permitted to track your activity using other information that identifies you or your device, l
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A previous request maybe mapped their IP back to the geo, and that data was used subsequently, maybe?
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Well, the post said o3-mini did great in the beginning, so it’s likely something other than reasoning causing the poor performance towards the end.
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We've used an artifact store like Aritifactory to store the generated / expanded K8s yaml files, ending up with three pieces: 1) A versioned and packaged config generation system that your dev ops team owns. You'd have test
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Curious why using controller for these aspects versus generating the K8s objects as part of your deployment pipeline that you just apply? The latter gives you versioned artifacts you can roll forward and back and independent deployment of t
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This desk is pretty useless, despite having an office chair: https://www.tripoffice.com/nigeria/lekki-ng/souz-suites-apar...
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Evaluating SotA LLM Models trying to solve a net-new LeetCode style puzzle(arnav.tech)
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A native app is more than just translating each html page into a screen. You’ll likely want to build a data model that you use throughout the app, instantly load as much of the next screen from data already fetched as you can, etc. Having a
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Server rendered HTML is all well and good until you want to add native apps or a first class API layer. At that point, it makes more sense to have the web be just another client and move as much business logic into the API layer as possible
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Confessing under the law is the same as being convicted though.
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Commuting is the typical response for “he was totally guilty but sentenced too long”.
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Twitter’s api was comprehensive and open back then. So was Facebook’s. You had a world where there was a centralized social graph and a centralized communication hub that everyone could build off of. Certainly a different time.
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Once you have sizing, the ability to make an issue dependent, estimated start / end, don’t you have everything needed to generate a PERT / Gantt chart?

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