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Re:Make your first edit to OpenStreetMap on Saturday September 12, 2026 @04:49PM (#49677037)
Every Door is pretty cool but for iOS I prefer GoMaps more.
Re:Making a Python interpreter in 1024 bytes on Sunday September 06, 2026 @07:33PM (#49591997)
the blog post is pretty well-written! loved how he wrote about the the code-golfing part.
Re:RSA-260 Factorized on Saturday September 05, 2026 @08:05AM (#49575737)
I'm assuming it is still GNFS but GPU backed.

For reference, check this out:

> cuda-sieve is an experimental, standalone CUDA implementation of the lattice-sieving relation-collection pipeline used by the Number Field Sieve. It builds factor bases, sieves both sides of a special-q lattice, performs trial division and GPU cofactorisation, and emits relations for msieve.

https://github.com/kyleaskine/cuda-sieve

Re:RSA-260 Factorized on Saturday September 05, 2026 @08:04AM (#49575729)
I don't think DVDs use RSA.
> We ran a set of popular open-source models against our IDOR benchmark.

"our IDOR benchmark", there you go.

Fable has been pretty disappointing for security research. It downgrades itself to Opus 4.8 even when you ask it questions about basic things like port scanning.
Author here, thanks for posting about it :)

Show HN: Sightline – Shodan-style search for real-world infra using OSM Data

https://github.com/ni5arga/sightline

Hi HN,I built *Sightline*, a Shodan-style search engine for *physical-world infrastructure*.Shodan makes it easy to explore exposed internet services. Sightline applies the same idea to the real world, using OpenStreetMap as the data source.You can search things like:* “telecom towers in karnataka” * “power plants near mumbai” * “data centers in paris france”or use structured queries:*...

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