Any open source tool to scan a github repo before download/install it locally? I'm thinking of semgrep or socket.dev but I wonder if there's a better option
Bad actors will continue to exist. The main purpose of the dual network is de-escalated the flood of synthetic content, probably monetizing the AI side and regulating the human-centric one
Allowing synthetic content to grow without limits will force the creation of a "synternet," an only-generative content network that can be accessed but will guarantee the classic internet to be human-focused, otherwise, internet data will lose value and the human incentive to surf will be lost
Looking at these designs, it seems they were heavily inspired by the print industry, magazines in particular. The approach was taken a literally empty canvas. I think later, hypertext and the semantic web reclaimed their territory and killed a lot the experimentation present on that era.
Such declines are known to reduce food intake, physical strength and social interaction, all of which can accelerate health deterioration among older adults.
Recently instead of writing the book I want to write, I decided to search a good tool to create eBooks, I found Writebook https://books.37signals.com/2/the-writebook-manual But considering that LWP doesn't require an account I will go for it
Sahil anticipates AI will significantly commoditize software. Especially following DeepSeek's impact. He has promoted Devin via twitter and likely aims to position Gumroad as the leading creator-focused alternative to traditional Open Source e-commerce platforms.