when they claim AI will reduce workloads, remember that Dr Richard J Gatling invented the Gatling Gun in 1861 with the belief that because it could do the work of several soldiers, armies would get smaller and fewer people would die in war
when they claim AI will reduce workloads, remember that Dr Richard J Gatling invented the Gatling Gun in 1861 with the belief that because it could do the work of several soldiers, armies would get smaller and fewer people would die in war
"Don't give up. Many graves we want to piss on have not been dug yet"
:D
Good research. Agents will exploit vulnerabilities without prompting in order to complete goals. They are trained to be persistent and to sidestep errors, may not understand organization / personal boundaries, and what is acceptable behavior across them. Can be considered a type of reward hacking.
The sheer strategic stupidity of bailing Russia out of its economic hole by launching a war that entirely foreseeably spikes the oil price - and then having no minesweepers in place to deal with the foreseeable fallout. Rank incompetence.
i bet this shit sounds magical if you're fucking stupid
This from @marinetraffic on X is interesting. Basically, there's good evidence that someone is doing the opposite of a ghost fleet: spoofing fake ship signals to make it *look like* there's Strait of Hormuz crossings happening when there aren't.
What I love about Reddit is that you get these wonderful glimpses into completely sealed epistemic chambers on the same site. If you dropped this screengrab on r/AskHistorians I think it might kill someone. Certainly it would cause several ulcers.
"Eh, ma il laptop di Hunter!!11!"
AuthN/Z is always a #security minefield & MCP adds even more complexity with agents, remote servers, and transitive trust.
This Teleport-sponsored deep dive breaks down attack vectors & why each authN/Z step is a potential trust boundary.
π blog.doyensec.com/2026/03/05/m...
#doyensec #appsec #ai
Brilliant planning and flawless execution are the hallmarks of the Trump regime.
holy fuckin shit lmao
a supply chain attack perpetrated by a prompt injection in a github ISSUE TITLE
eh. coding agents? what could go wrong
5 March 1945 | Shlomo Dragon, former Sonderkommando prisoner, recovered the manuscript of ZaΕmen Gradowski near the ruins of gas chamber & crematorium III at Auschwitz II-Birkenau.
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If anyone is friends with any Georgian air traffic controllers, buy them a nice bottle of wine. As guardians of pretty much the only narrow gap still available between Europe and Asia that avoids both Iran, the Gulf, Ukraine and Russia, they are under some substantial pressure.
Is that plane headed to the Middle East? No? You could have made far worse choices.
I'm constantly trying (/failing) to get this point across.
If you're a trained expert in a field, then it may be worthwhile to question the scientific consensus of your peers.
If you're not, the scientific consensus is absolutely the best you can do and it's arbitrary foolishness to disregard it.
Raytheon Executive: I know youβre skeptical about buying American again. But hear me out. The MIM-104 Patriot is the only surface to air missile system with a proven track record of success against the US Air Force.
Danish Defense Minister: Continue.
deconflicting airspace is woke DEI.
Even orcs are more civilised than those GOP bigots.
DRINK WATER FROM THE SKULLS OF YOUR ENEMIES! IF YOU HAVE CRUSHED THEIR SKULLS, USE A GLASS.
This is seriously profound.
*very* striking to me that trump's two big losses at SCOUTS--first the fed, now tariffs--are both about core macroeconomic institutions, namely free trade and an independent central bank. "go nuts on culture, go nuts on immigration, but DO NOT TOUCH the neoliberal consensus"
My friends, if Amazon, with all its governance and change control, is getting these kinds of outcomes, (respectfully) you have no chance.
Social media is terrible... except when it isn't π
Dude, sending you lots of hugs. And I fully agree that timely healthcare is a basic human right. Get better soon.
Aka: the ultimate test to ascertain if any computing platform is worth the copper it's made of
"Bandits now at 50 miles and closing in. Our Gentoo F-35s will be ready for takeoff as soon as libc has finished compiling"
"Well, my dear Sir, I'll see your iPhone 17 and I'll raise you a fighter jet..."
That said, there is some very interesting research going on. For instance:
arxiv.org/pdf/2503.10566
"They want us to fight a cultural/race war because they are terrified of a class war"