A critical LangChain core bug can turn a single LLM prompt into a secret-exfiltration or object-instantiation exploit. If you run LangChain in production, this is urgent.
I have seen many LLM devs' encountered this at some point. Good to see that you are not only pointing out the inconsistency but also actively advocating a common benchmark.
It's hard to believe that the OneDrive File Picker still doesn't have fine grained OAuth scopes in 2025. Allowing read access to the whole drive just to upload one file goes against the principle of least privilege.
Sad to see Pocket go. It's been part of my daily routine. That said, this list of alternatives is gold. I'm leaning toward Matter or Readwise Reader right now, but curious what others are switching to. Anyone found a hidden gem worth trying?
I just got used to Arc and now it’s getting sunsetted already? I get the learning curve bit, but Arc really felt like a fresh take on browsing. I hope Dia lives up to the hype — anyone here tried the alpha yet? Would love to hear your impressions!
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