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hbr.org 2mo ago

Researchers Asked LLMs for Strategic Advice. They Got "Trendslop" in Return

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arstechnica.com 5mo ago

ICE protester says her Global Entry was revoked after agent scanned her face

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felixrieseberg.com 7mo ago

Things people get wrong about Electron

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www.thelancet.com 7mo ago

The effects of antidepressants on cardiometabolic and other parameters

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news.ycombinator.com 7mo ago

The effects of antidepressants on cardiometabolic and other parameters

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twitter.com 7mo ago

US threatens EU digital services market access

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arstechnica.com 8mo ago

Trump admin axed 383 active clinical trials, dumping over 74K participants

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www.techdirt.com 8mo ago

Judge Orders OpenAI to Give Lawyers 20M Private Chats – 'Anonymization'

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www.se.cs.uni-saarland.de 8mo ago

An Empirical Study of Knowledge Transfer in AI Pair Programming [pdf]

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arstechnica.com 9mo ago

Nation-state hackers deliver malware from "bulletproof" blockchains

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addyosmani.com 9mo ago

Give Your AI Eyes: Introducing Chrome DevTools MCP

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electrek.co 12mo ago

Chinese real-world self-driving test: 36 cars, 216 crashes, with Tesla on top

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www.lawfaremedia.org 1y ago

Comparing the American and Chinese Zero-Day Pipelines

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lab.wallarm.com 1y ago

One PUT Request to Own Tomcat: CVE-2025-24813 RCE Is in the Wild

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arstechnica.com 1y ago

Generating power with a thin, flexible thermoelectric film

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electrek.co 1y ago

Tesla releases API pricing, dev says would cost $60M/year to run his app

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2ality.com 1y ago

Mastodon's weaknesses and how to fix them

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www.lawfaremedia.org 1y ago

The EU Throws a Hand Grenade on Software Liability

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ubuntu.com 1y ago

Cups Remote Code Execution Vulnerability Fix Available

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www.salon.com 1y ago

An AI bot-war destroyed the online job market

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www.theregister.com 2y ago

HP CEO: Printed pages are down 20% since pandemic

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www.bellingcat.com 2y ago

Oshit: Seven Deadly Sins of Bad Open Source Research

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www.eff.org 3y ago

Be Skeptical of FBI Warnings About Phone Chargers

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www.reuters.com 3y ago

The global supply trail that leads to Russia’s killer drones

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www.lawfareblog.com 4y ago

Hack Global, Buy Local: The Inefficiencies of the Zero-Day Exploit Market

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www.defensenews.com 6y ago

Germany walks away from $2.5B purchase of US Navy’s Triton spy drones

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www.theregister.co.uk 6y ago

IBM tailors Swift relationship after 'review of open source priorities'

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semiengineering.com 7y ago

Disregard Safety and Security at Your Own Peril

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slate.com 8y ago

Who will clean self-driving vehicles?

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www.oreilly.com 8y ago

Do no harm

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It was also the rise of Github and the importance of the software hosted there. More consistent documentation and transparent issue trackers/PRs helped a lot dealing with evolving software.

If we are in the long run stabilising that would be already a win. Until the temperatures go down it will be a long, long, long time if ever. So temperatures will go up and we have to adjust. The scale of required adjustments is not understood yet and the increasing number of surprising needs to adjust is scary.

Not necessarily. By handling certain aspects orthogonal to the main flow it reduces the context the llm has to keep track of and should enable deeper reasoning of the main functional logic.

Reproducibly through measurements has a lot of value if you do not have a coach like the author for his mother. Yes a lot of recipes can be handed down but the space of recipes is so much larger. We don‘t need books as we can tell stories and this bring out the feel so much better is true but where would we be without the encyclopedia.

In December by chance I put a pack of Vitamin D into my shopping basket. I did not think much, thought to take 1000IE but then decided that for the first week I take 3000 to catch up. Muscle pain went and control over eating improved. I did not expect any changes based on past experience with 1000 but this time I could not ignore it (age can play a role) and I stayed on 3000. Tests a month later showed I was just not deficient any-more. I continued on the regime and started having improvements in long running skin issues to the extent my dentist noticed. It may not be a miracle drug but one should not underestimate cumulative impact individual factors, age and lifestyle changes (less sun) that may change levels and demand.

Looking at actual combat robots in Ukraine Boston Dynamics robots are conceptually different and not necessarily in a convincing manner.

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More like: All the rules that determined how the internet services and content were financed are out of the window and are rewritten by AI.

I think it is work to set up but I'm also learning a lot setting it up. Mainly using qwen/qwen3.6-35b-a3b mlx with my 48GB M4 MBP which leaves me just enough headroom for docker dev-container and other basics. I use LM Studio to run and am using it via VSCode. A big difference made the system prompt improving the tool integration (I asked GPT for guidance on that). Before that it was not making changes but regenerating code often messing up than helping.

I mostly run my MBP on low power even when it is plugged in to avoid the noise and heat. Full power maybe doubles speed but more than doubles power.

What can it do: Simple restructuring of pages. Where did it and other models fail: Splitting up Pinia store which GPT-5.4 did without fail. I think with more tuning, guidance for tool use and maybe some support tooling around it performance can increase further.

Now if they just let me switch off the sound when I connect the charger. For any couple not going to bed at the same time and charging their phone at the bed this may be a welcome innovation. I'm willing to license this idea for free.

We always knew the limits to Moore‘s Law are first and foremost economic. Given an industry used over decades to predictable lowering of price per compute function and thus swallowed any advance for new user functions and overhead when the limits are reached there is going to be a squeeze. AI scaled up at the time the production capacity became more inelastic.

Maybe it is time not just shrink transistors but also software bundles. I can see decades of possible progress hiding in plain sight behind a browser screen.

While I agree with adding code contributing to complexity is problematic there is lots of code in existing code basis which is overly complex due to past outdated requirements or less than perfect human coders. The current flood of AI driven security fixes demonstrates that AI can be pretty good in detecting security edge cases. It is not inconceivable to use it to also reduce code complexity.