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> As too many vulnerabilities have been unilaterally disclosed by HashiCorp–including last year’s RCE–the OpenBao maintainers declined to continue proactively disclosing and coordinating vulnerabilities with HashiCorp, despite initially doing this.

You'd never guess Red Hat and HashiCorp are owned by the same company

Biotech is trying to take banana bread away from us

Seems more likely they've hit a wall with improvements and need to justify why it's slowing down to investors

Why would they invest resources into chess? There are no impressive marketing announcements to be had when chess engines are already superhuman on a cell phone

> that isn't software development, it looks a lot more like a slightly more flexible WordPress.

I've had this same thought when I see all these vibe coded apps that look exactly the same

> We believe the goal and the structure are right

Aged like milk lol

IMO the value of engineering has always been understanding the problem and designing a way to solve it. If you think about the average day of a non-entry level engineer, the vast majority of it has never been hands on keyboard typing code.

This ignores the fact that the new model is slightly better than what it replaces

The idea that they're going to benchmaxx this in the future amuses me

I hope this actually fixes the terrible writing style of Opus 5

How is this better than the built in caffeinate cli? https://ss64.com/mac/caffeinate.html

I think it becomes not slop when it is useful or unique. The projects that just lazily reimplement something that has been done 10 times before are generally the least impressive

Why would I spend my time reviewing something that the “author” didn’t even spend time to create? I think there is a huge difference between AI assisted and AI slop

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Anyone that can predict this will not be sharing it for free online

It is just as useless as before, just slower

Hopefully someone will make a script or small app to disable all of this in one click

This is why we need antitrust laws

I mean honestly yes, if given the choice not to interact with an AI system for something I will. Simple example, the Comcast AI slop bot stonewalls you online, but you can walk into a retail location and have a human resolve the issue in 30 seconds

Using AI agents to email each other is just a reflection of "If you're not going to bother to write it, I'm not going to read it"

Every time a new technology appears a group says it will end us all - https://www.newyorker.com/culture/infinite-scroll/the-age-ol...

If a lab achieves super intelligence they have absolutely no incentive to let anyone outside of their walls use it. They could simply take all of the economic value it can create directly for themselves. I think of it as similar to when YouTubers get big enough to make their own companies rather then advertising for someone else

Great point, in the privacy disclosure they confirm they're collecting the training data.

> Reality Check records visits, round starts and finishes, image views, answers, response times....records are stored in Cloudflare D1

I realized this is only somewhat difficult because of the 10s timer. Most people probably don’t spend more than 10s looking at a picture on social media, excellent project.

I suspect part of the reluctance to release Open Source models is the fact that they’d have to disclose what data was used to train it

It’s nice to see Cloudflare is letting humans write the blog posts again after all the fallout from their LLM slop blogs

Sadly this doesn’t include the US

The interesting thing here is the opportunity to make a sdk for interfacing with the Withings hardware offline. This is the first public example I’ve seen of someone attempting that

The actual public outage is driven by fear of what happens to the economy if all work is automated