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Linux had it's SACK moment in 2019 - https://access.redhat.com/security/vulnerabilities/tcpsack#s...

We could just be seeing the fruit of expensive SWE RL on existing source material.


While not entirely unrelated, Linux also had a remote SACK issue ~ 6 years back.

So if this Mythos is just an expensive combination of better RL and the original source material, that should hopefully point out where we might see an uptick in work ( as opposed to a novel class of attack vectors).


It's $4.7K now, darn inflation!

https://marketplace.nvidia.com/en-us/enterprise/personal-ai-...

A small joke at this weeks GTC was the "BOGOD" discount was to sell them at $4K each...


This isn't a technology issue. Regulation is the only sane way to address the issue.

For once,we (as the technologists) have a free translator to laymen speak via the frontier LLMs, which can be an opportunity to educate the masses as to the exact world on the horizon.


> This isn't a technology issue. Regulation is the only sane way to address the issue.

It is actually both a technology and regulation/law issue.

What can be solved with the former should be. What is left, solved with the latter. With the best cases where both consistently/redundantly uphold our rights.

I want legal privacy protections, consistent with privacy preserving technology. Inconsistencies create technical and legal openings for nefarious or irresponsible powers.


You could start by not buying an always-on AI device. Just saying.

(The article is an AI ad.)


Love the idea, agree with most of the feedback here.

Suggestion: > Worth a PR to swap out SQLite for Jira/Linear? Or have a job that moves the work there?

I can then maybe save $50 on that window replacement by allowing local business to search/ bid on my home maintenance Jira queue (versus spam mail in the physical inbox)

ducks


A lot of great links here to the firehose (or at least for working parents). Unless someone has built it - anything that aggregates and shows beyond the first click of the by-line. (i.e. a first paragraph, or LLM-summary of the content)?

Otherwise... coming soon from a vibe-coding session near you...


We're currently building something to solve this problem.

https://joinheader.com/

We'll filter an RSS feed based on the topic and description that you provide. Feel free to reach out to me at s.kufuor@<domain> if you have any questions or feedback.


A friend and I worked on a startup together that did this back when only the GPT-3 API was available. Sucked up everything we could think of, including HN and traditionally opaque sources such as Telegram


Coming soon to a future ShowHN: https://www.open-embeddings.org/

The hope is to flip the incentives and feed the bots without drowning content publishers


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