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We're looking for Software, Infrastructure, Platform, and ML Engineers (Senior-Staff level) in our office in Zurich.

Our team works on AI security (our flagship product is a layer for GenAI threat detection). Our current customers include Dropbox, Twilio and other large F500 companies.

We've created the game Gandalf, which helped us collect 20M+ attacks that we use to train our models.

If you're interested, it's best to reach out to me at mm@lakera.ai + apply at https://lakera.ai/careers!

Let's hope the same doesn't happen to Rutracker.

Try again! We increased the limits :)

That's interesting indeed. Could be that the context window of the model is too small...

We have deployed improvements that should help with throttling :)

https://archive.ph/sMhUt

Clickbait title. Should be renamed.

Just in case: http://archive.is/omsjJ

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1910.10434.pdf

The author is Roger Wattenhofer. Currently taking his Computer Systems class at ETH.

That moment when you click on the first paper referenced in the article, and the author is the professor of the lecture you currently should actually study for

lol this picture was taken right in front of my house

How can it be that a single group can take down Wikipedia? The internet is broken.

In one of their videos [1] the mast can be seen vibrating at a high intensity. There is for sure lots of tension in the material produced, I wonder how durable the masts are. I have the feeling they would instantly break during a storm.

Wind turbines have pitch control to reduce the speed of the rotor and blades. This allows wind turbines to survive most storms. I don't see an equivalent control mechanism with Vortex Bladeless masts.

[1] https://youtu.be/Mf-gps4r2L0

Prior to the downturn, official unemployment figures only acknowledged 81 unemployed people – yes, 81 – in a country of 6.4 million.

Incredible number.

Another great app for tracking expenses is Splid [1] – IMO much better than Splitwise, no accounts required, clean and beautiful UI. (I'm not affiliated with this app)

[1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=splid.teamturt...

https://outline.com/7RG8ps

I don't think Switzerland is going to use this system above ground. It most certainly will be deployed underground - long train tunnels are very common in Switzerland.

There was a project called Swissmetro [0] in 2005 which had a very similar concept to Hyperloop.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swissmetro

Was it only in reaction to recent criticism or does Apple release their supplier list yearly?

Quartz is publishing such interesting content.

Interesting that Hacker News allows links to pirate sites... This will probably get removed soon

Mirror: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:AXKs99g...

Interesting comment.

I must say, the article is written from an economics perspective and does not consider any technical or design flaws whatsoever.

Phone numbers are more convenient in contrary to email: every individual has only one phone number, which hardly ever changes. They consider the phone number as unique identifier of a user.

Many websites think that lots of users have multiple emails and thus maybe sign up twice. Again, it's only about convenience.