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Malicious Python Package Targets macOS Developers to Access Their GCP Accounts
(checkmarx.com)
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Newspapers Sue OpenAI for Copyright Infringement and 'Fake News' Hallucinations
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Five Interesting Learnings from Dropbox at $2.5B in ARR
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2y ago
I'm a woodworker, and i've suffered some injuries over the years (but not on a tablesaw). This seems like more of a political issue, those for and against regulation. I'm surprised to see this on HN and there is too much dram
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I'm not a Meta fan, but it's hard to not look at how they have handled Llama and how well it's worked out for them and the "community." I think that OpenAI could also be playing a leading role in the science instead
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Why are all the example videos in slow motion?
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Ask HN: Why are status pages so useless?
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In my experience, tipping culture first started to change with Starbucks, but it really seemed to accelerate with integrated tips in terminals like square and point of sale devices. In short, when the checkout terminal asks you to round up
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Cloudflare: Predictions for Technology Leaders in 2024
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I have to say, with all the discussion about how magnificent the JWST was going to be, and now it is, I expected a better picture. It puts into perspective just how far away Uranus is, which is hard to wrap my mind around...
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3y ago
Protrcting privacy worked out so well with these cookie banners, I cant imagine what could go wrong with this…
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Elon Musk wants to open a university in Texas
(theverge.com)
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3y ago
That may be more of a personality conflict. There's no more important choice than who you co-found with, and both parties should have high regard for each other's value to the business.
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3y ago
The inverse side of this is, that depending on the business, you may need another type of co-founder as well. Two technical co-founders aren't the right fit for every business.
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3y ago
This brings back a lot of memories, but I think what I lament the most is that this was really the end of American soup-to-nuts engineering in telecom. At the end of the 56k production and the start of G.Lite DSL, all this engineering start
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OpenAI Leadership Hangs in Balance as Sam Altman's Counter-Rebellion Gains Steam
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OpenAI Investors Trying to Get Sam Altman Back as CEO After Sudden Firing
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GPT Pilot, prompt driven app creation
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Thank you for your response. Since I have your ear, I'll provide some direct feedback. "We definitely care about abuse generated by Workers." That may be the case internally but it's not as evident through support. I bas
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I find that more and more CloudFlare is so ubiquitous that we have to use CloudFlare tools to protect ourselves from other people attacking us via CloudFlare. Here's an example of a rule we had to put in place to block people using Clo
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Tunnel Vision: CloudflareD AbuseD in the Wild
(guidepointsecurity.com)
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Backblaze 2023 Hard Drive Stats
(backblaze.com)
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Seems there is new support that its legit! https://twitter.com/Andercot/status/1686215574177841152 National Lab (LBNL) results support LK-99 as a room-temperature ambient-pressure superconductor. Simulations publi
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To have dramatic change, you have to either have a technological breakthrough or get the entire planet to agree to make a consistent change. It's a tough sell for many geo-political reasons. Right or wrong, it's hard for developed
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3y ago
@raoufchebri & @nikita, What about comparisons to CloudFlare Workers using Workers Sock API to connect to PG? [1] I know CloudFlare workers support Neon directly through API so how does that compare to the alternative PG implementations
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Megaupload Fugitive Arrested by Armed Police 11 Years After the Raid
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GPT Engineer can generate entire code bases based on a prompt
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I see a lot of deserved distrust of MS, but I thought GitHub was a operated as a separate unit under Microsoft? [1] I expected that Co-Pilot was an initiative of that leadership team and training the LLM is what's likely reading certai
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Adobe Adds Generative AI to Photoshop
(engadget.com)
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3y ago
To counter what the other active business said, we tried using KeyDB for about 6 months and every fear you concern you stated came true. Numerous outages, obscure bugs, etc. Its not that the devs aren’t good, its just a complex problem and
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