Orientation-Dependent Structural Phase Transitions and Melting in Shock-Compressed MgO: #planets reveals a surprising lesson - how you push matters: https://www.llnl.gov/article/55136/mineral-inside-planets-reveals-surprising-lesson-how-you-push-matters
Researchers at ETH Zurich and Anthropic have published an impressive study demonstrating just how fragile online anonymity has become. They show that large language models can be used for de-anonymisation on a large scale. With unrestricted internet access, their agent was able to re-identify users of Hacker News and participants in Anthropic interviews with a high degree of accuracy, based solely on pseudonymous online profiles and conversations: #Anonymity #LLM
O Miranda Sarmento acha que alguém que tem 200 mil euros para comprar uma casa não é um privilegiado. Um quinto de milhão.
Estes gajos não fazem mesmo porra de ideia nenhuma do país em que vivem. Não saem da bolha.
Como é que o povo vota nisto, irra?
If you try to download a directory full of MP4 video files from Google Drive, it says it's zipping it all and then instead of giving you one download it serves a bunch of downloads: several .zips and several .mp4 files. The zips try to deflate the already compressed video.
Signal – Don’t forget to configure for privacy
In a business or non-profit environment, there is a good chance that your management team is using Signal. And why not? It brings security and privacy to messaging, file sharing, video and phone calls. Not only can you do one-to-one communications, you can create and manage groups. Sensitive business conversations can remain secret. What’s not to like about that?
Out-of-the-Box Signal needs attention to the configuration settings to get the best privacy. If you are a CISO or IT specialist, you can help your management team configure Signal for the best privacy.
After installing Signal on a mobil phone or desktop, review the configuration settings and adjust them as needed. Here is a free guide that will get you started:
#Security #Privacy #Signal
In a supply chain attack on the popular LiteLLM library in March this year, around 434,000 build pipelines – which were in use at more than 2,500 companies – are believed to have been compromised: #Python #ITSecurity #SupplyChain #LiteLLM