Google said in a statement that in May its AI model gained unauthorized access to three outside systems during a test by either guessing login information or using login credentials it found in a public repository.

Check out the l33t hacking skills of Gemini!

If that’s all it takes to hack a system, that’s on the outside system/user, not Gemini. And probably wasn’t a particularly valuable system/account.

That’s pretty cool. All I know about CPR is that doing it right is traumatic and may break the subject’s ribs. And Staying Alive. That’d give me pause before just winging it as a bystander.

I’m frankly shocked 45% of men received CPR from bystanders. I had no idea CPR training was that widespread.

Big C. That’s why it’s got the ++.

Handheld DPVs are point and go. A mounted thruster would be similar except the pointing comes from you maneuvering your body, which is pretty much how kicked propulsion works as well. Fine maneuvering isn’t where much energy is expended.

I don’t know when I’d want to use this over a dive propulsion vehicle. Not kicking at all will reduce oxygen use even more than machine assisted kicking.

I guess it leaves your hands free while moving, but with similar amounts of engineering effort you could mount thrusters on the user and free up their hands too. I think DPVs are partially used as separate devices for safety though.

The local police should also need to go to court to access their own cameras. The 4th amendment protects against police surveiling people without a warrant.

As far as I understand it, the alternatives do not include a nationwide search as part of their features. Flock is actually especially bad on that front.

That said, I think most of the emotional revulsion against Flock is just the idea of persistent tracking of everyone by your local police force, and that isn’t mitigated by a brand switch.

There are similar adapters available at lots of places online.

Do you feel like France or Germany would be too close/too involved in a potential of conflict to be safe?

Why stop at the UK? Feels like they’re teetering on the edge.

Seriously. You don’t need to outline your whole journey to finding the bug, commentary on the tools you used, and how it all made you feel, just what the problem was and how it was fixed. Put the rest in a blog post.

ML is my career and I’ve been doing it for decades. You’re wrong. LLMs hallucinate with full context.

Open weight LLMs are not trained any differently than all the others. They just publish the weights. It’s still massive theft run through a data center.

There is no (good) coding LLM trained ethically because securing rights to the amount of code and text required has not been attempted and is likely not possible. The best you can do is a company who hid a “by using this service you give us rights to use your code/writing to train our LLM” into a six page EULA no one reads and that’s just a different kind of unethical.

What was that random desktop image in the middle of the article for? It’s that the author’s? What kind of impression did he expect his elf babe wallpaper to convey?

Why is this news. Who gives a fuck what a war criminal has to say about a US mayor on a billboard in his apartheid nation.

His thesis is simultaneously that the CIA has compromised Wikipedia and that it’s too left wing and biased against Israel. Israel and the US apparently just decided not to use their influence to make the site more supportive of Israeli expansionism.

The CIA can have accounts like anyone else, but they’re not all powerful. And this guy is a total nut.

Not everyone has had COVID and there are antibody markers that only show up with exposure to the virus itself. I think the estimate is around 20% of the population was never infected.

But we also just have brain scans from before the pandemic.

Because they compared them to the brains of healthy people, which while they have variation, have enough similarity to establish a baseline and recognize abnormality.

Their contribution to this project appears to be just making up command names and describing common operations. That’s kind of worthless.

On the functionality front rather than the technical accomplishment front, why would anyone want to use a vibe-coded OS that breaks long-standing usage patterns and has zero oversight over the actual code? If you just want to change the name of commands, you can use “alias”, or in this scheme “ali” because that apparently “describes what they do” better than the full word.