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That’s amazing. It does rely on a level of comfort with a fuzzy error budget.
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DeepMind breaks 50-year math record using AI; new record falls a week later
(arstechnica.com)
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I wonder if measuring engagement and optimising for engagement should be separated. I’m glad that there is lots of engagement on HN but I’m also glad that HN chooses not to implement a number of engagement optimisation features as well as d
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The EU’s AI Act could have a chilling effect on open source efforts experts warn
(techcrunch.com)
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Oh no. I visit the trending tab almost daily. Any suggestions for alternatives?
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NSQ – A realtime distributed messaging platform
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FCC: TikTok is unacceptable security risk and should be removed from app stores
(blog.malwarebytes.com)
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CVE-2022-29593 – Authentication Bypass by Capture Replay (Dingtian-DT-R002)
(github.com)
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Premature generalisation is the second cousin of all evil. The problem with DRY is that the cost of it being wrong in the future often isn’t accounted for. Copy, paste, search, replace is underrated. That said, it’s a balancing act. The rig
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The author also wrote a novel called Constellation Games which I enjoyed a lot https://constellation.crummy.com/
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This looks great. Congrats buf team. How does it compare to https://storj.github.io/drpc/ ?
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Terraform having state is a trade-off: Pros: - it can manage resources where not all information can be queried - reading state is almost always significantly faster - it can identify deleted resources Cons: - state can go out of sync - eve
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Have been using it. Haven’t seen any difference between using it and not. I didn’t know it only applied to Safari to start but it’s my primary browser anyway. It would be much better if made all networking private.
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It doesn’t look like it can make vertical videos in the iPhone app yet which is a little disappointing. I’ve been looking for a simple video editing app for a family member who needs to post short form videos to social media. Fortunately th
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“This vulnerability allows an unauthenticated attacker to execute arbitrary code on the target system.”. Interesting that the CVE has been around for so long.
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A Lodash-style Go library based on Go 1.18 Generics (map, filter, contains)
(github.com)
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We tried out Live Share (collaborative editing) during pair and mob programming sessions. I enjoyed it a lot - made it feel like a multi-player game. Sometimes it did allow for the equivalent of a pair programmer taking over the keyboard ra
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Assuming crypto is or becomes a systemic risk to the world economy, anyone predict what happens in the event of a crash? I suspect bailing crypto speculators out will be relatively unpalatable.
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‘Crypto Ruined My Life’: The Mental Health Crisis Hitting Bitcoin Investors
(vice.com)
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Humans Find AI-Generated Faces More Trustworthy Than the Real Thing
(scientificamerican.com)
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I think this is more of a demonstration of what trickest can do. I posted it because it made it onto GitHub trending and thought it shows the potential of what could be done by aggregating cve / POC data. I had much the same thought as
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Almost every publicly available CVE PoC
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What’s Her Secret - It is that she is computer generated
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We are millions of year old hardware running very old software with very few updates. It’s not surprising then that we have a few unpatched bugs. If I craft and send a message that does harm to a machine that I don’t own the law is pretty
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The work on exploiting prototype pollution was excellent https://blog.s1r1us.ninja/research/PP I didn’t know about the --disable-proto option in node or the Document Policy proposal for dealing with it. Amazing that 80
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Ocado’s Code For Life is pretty good, especially Rapid Router https://www.codeforlife.education/rapidrouter/ which has lessons that start with scratch and then work their way up to Python.
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I wonder how much of the cloud provider revenue comes from situations like this. I suspect quite a lot. I think that the cloud provider business model that allows for uncapped maximum costs is a bit of a commercial dark pattern. What makes
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I have a theory that auto-wired Dependency Injection in a single DI container is partly to blame for monolith spaghetti. Once an app reaches a certain size and anything can depend on anything else, reasoning about the whole can become diffi
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Google Year in Search – 2021
(trends.google.com)
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Eggs existed long before chickens. A whole 51% the internet currently appears to agree. Phew.
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