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One a much larger time scale, I think that premise still holds. Greybeards used to tell me how back in the 80s/90s "everyone" (in software) was developing & selling their custom solutions. And it was completely normal to buy your software, the OS, IDE, compilers, Browser, basically everything. But with the proliferation of free software/open source many software business models had to compete with viable free alternatives. And with big tech doing price-dumping in many markets (who still buys a browser?). So nowadays many software sub segments there exist very good solutions that are free, competing with those are super hard and only possible for very specialized niches.

Brotli2Shell seems to be a more appropriate name for this.

That's because the Swiss DNS blocking originated in an anti-unregulated-gambling law. Basically all unregulated gambling websites are blocked. There shouldn't be any other sites on that list.

Technically, if the rate of bug detection and correct bug fixes by AI is larger than the rate of newly introduced bugs by humans & AIs, then we'd asymptotically approach a bug free OS in the long run. But these are big ifs.

Host in Switzerland, that's where Quad9 operates from.

Isn't that at least the second time that LiteLLM got compromised?

Why is the official source (php.net) marked as [dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50180943

and not the github mirror?

Now they have finally shipped it.

More like >10min early. It's close, but given today’s speed of agents..

Just make sure to have the ca-certificates fixes already...

The builds are there: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php8.5/8.5.9-0ubuntu2.1

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php8.3/8.3.6-0ubuntu0.2...

https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php8.1/8.1.2-1ubuntu2.2...

but nothing shipped yet by their mirrors, unlike debian.

Good point, at least now Debian has shipped the patched packages.

A bit too early for the announced coordinated release, no?

On my just updated Firefox 158.0.1 on Android they are not blocked.

Edit: however on Firefox Focus 157.0.1 they are blocked.

What's the connection between Timestral/Mistral and The Forecasting Company?

Sounds like Namecheap. They took one of my domains (held for many years) and try to sell it back to me for thousands because now it's a valuable domain.

What's the $-value of some street cred/publicity vs. $-value of finding some optimization trick that reduces training/inference cost by millions compared to their competitors? Of course they're going to keep that IP to themselves.

By standard semantics, if you state that believing with certainty that the proof is incorrect is stupid, then you surely believe with certainty that it's correct.

Unless you want the negate the certainty part, but then the nudge to gambling is less coherent.

What a timeline, OpenAI's model is so good, it publishes hundreds of math papers.

The latest model even finds mistakes in previously published math papers!!!*

* so far, only OpenAI's math papers were faulty and needed retraction.

I'd guess for a change to the usual AI dominant frontpage.

The entitled consumer is just a symptom of large scale anti competitive practices. It's classic price dumping by the oligopolists. It's so pervasive that consumer get used to these super low prices (free).

The underlying question is: has a human counted and classified those 140 issues? Or is that information the output of LLM?

Scrolling through ~200 items is not really "infinite scroll", as in reels/shorts etc.

You had profanity filters for SMS?

Is that a cultural/national thing instead of an age thing?

I've never had texts censored by texting providers, they're not supposed to read texts in the first place (at least around here).

And still funny today, not all jokes survive that long.

Classical and in a sense neoclassical architecture literally stood the test of time.

That's why I had to enable the "pause updates for four weeks" setting on Windows. Otherwise every second update would break something somewhere and disrupt workflows regularly. With the one-month update delay you'd get the updates that fixed the previous update.

Like how one can easily not use snap on Ubuntu? /s

What if they'd retest shoes after 6m/12m and compare certain parameters with the first review? Basically checking if manufacturing quality degraded.