Also maybe a word cloud.
Damn, this is actually critical for me. I use it to sync photos, files, and password vaults between my devices.
Kind of wondering if it’s worth getting into Android development now…
I think it was only the worst book for me because of how high my hopes were.
Timequake. I love Vonnegut but I just remember it being impossible to follow and overall not interesting.
Fixes have been made available in the below versions, which users are recommended to upgrade to immediately:
- Firefox 131.0.2
- Firefox ESR 115.16.1
- Firefox ESR 128.3.1
Shlegeris, CEO of the nonprofit AI safety organization Redwood Research, developed a custom AI assistant using Anthropic’s Claude language model.
The Python-based tool was designed to generate and execute bash commands based on natural language input.
Saying the person didn’t understand what they were doing is quite a mischaracterization. That said, they absolutely knew the risks they were taking and are using this story for free advertising.
Still neat to think about though.
You can request all you want but it doesn’t mean the cops will do shit about it.
lol, that checks out for Montana
By chance do you experience this mostly at bars?
Time for a rewatch of The Century Of Self.
Ferrari? More like the passenger train of computers.
Earth-bound cardinals are basically 2 dimensional vectors. Not really helpful in intergalactic space.
Hell yeah, this one is ours!
ZDNet? Haven’t heard that one in a minute.
A malicious GitHub user opens a new “issue” on an open source repository falsely claiming that the project contains a “security vulnerability” and urges others to visit a counterfeit “GitHub Scanner” domain. The domain in question, however, is not associated with GitHub and tricks users into installing Windows malware.
It’s really not that clever.
Wonder if that’s more of a language thing. You got a handle on English so presumably get more news about the English speaking world. If I read Arabic maybe I’d have more exposure to Iraqi goings-on.
These tools look amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Here’s a link for those interested: https://rethinkdns.com/
the overall malware campaign against the Python development community has been running since at least August of 2023, when a number of popular open source Python tools were maliciously duplicated with added malware. Now, though, there are also attacks involving “coding tests” that only exist to get the end user to install hidden malware on their system (cleverly hidden with Base64 encoding) that allows remote execution once present.
So, a supply chain attack or they’re sending you code to run?
This is a good time to refer to PEP 668 which enforces virtual environments for non-system wide Python installs.
Virtual environments are not isolated sandboxes. This is not a security feature. Do not expect any kind of safety by running things in a venv.
And it can cost you up to 30 years for breaking it. I’d listen to my lawyers too.