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full disclosure: I work at EDAMAME, and I think we've built something pretty cool -- runtime behavioral analysis to catch a wide spectrum of attacks and agent divergence attacks. H…

hallucination on steroids, wow. I had to read through the abstract to believe it: "In the most extreme case, our model achieved the top rank on a standard chest Xray question-answe…

never heard of this before, very cool

Given that this includes rat and mouse studies, it seems like this theory is more around the idea that criticality is a characteristic of how brains work in general, not that human…

This is an especially good analogy because facing a well-resourced adversary in cybersecurity is like finding out that the enemy brought artillery -- hopefully you weren't relying …

this is a pretty brilliant analysis that I've never heard before, and it definitely rings true to my experience as a freelancer

True, but if your true calling was coding, this change would be much harder to stomach

lol what? that wasn't a hype comment for Ramp, I'm kinda put off by Ramp's attitude. It gives me the ick like all the founders saying "I work 100 hour weeks" -- who cares, let's ta…

Funny connection here between the proliferation of easy-to-install but not-quite-dependable dependencies and the recent spate of supply chain attacks. And, at the same time, we hav…

wow, I knew it was bad but I was gaslighting myself a bit. 0 9's is crazy.

Ramp does seem to have a genuinely good product, but every time I interact with anyone who works on it, I'm struck by how much they want to talk about how hardcore and advanced the…

Seems to me like there's also a divide between observational laws (e.g. Hyrum's Law just says "this seems to be true") and prescriptive laws (e.g. Knuth's Law, which is really a st…

It's like we're back in 2009 with "did social media cause this?"