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Learn how to manage AI risks effectively with best practices, frameworks, and strategies to ensure secure AI adoption while mitigating vulnerabilities.
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Repository: @knadh/tg-archive GitHub release page: v1.3.0 Full Changelog : https://github.com/knadh/tg-archive/compare/v1.2.2...v1.3.0
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I am going through the exercises in a great lab series on Generative AI in […] The post Talking to Azure AI Foundry in .NET is easier than you think. appeared first on Elegant Code .
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This evening I came home late after a long day, starving. So I asked my friend ChatGPT what I should eat. It gave me a 5 suggestions, taking into account my food preferences and health issues. I didn't fancy anything from those 5 things, but it did remind
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I’ve been slowly building up the apartment since I moved. When it comes to anything interior-related, I’m a pretty slow shopper. Mostly because I’m completely incompetent at it, but also because I kind of want to find furniture that I’ll want to keep for a good amount of time and not just stock up on random things as quickly as possible.
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Could Apple miss out on AI in the same way Microsoft missed out on mobile, and could the AI bubble bring a revolution in power?
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Could Apple miss out on AI in the same way Microsoft missed out on mobile, and could the AI bubble bring a revolution in power?
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At Doximity, we have nearly 20 data teams responsible for the development of data pipelines to support product and business intelligence needs. These teams rely on Apache Airflow to orchestrate over 900 active DAGs (fancy word for data pipelines), with dozens of updates deployed daily. However, with the growth of our data platform team, the bottlenecks in our deployment process for data pipelines could no longer be ignored. Deploying new pi....
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Fun with the Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 (and an unexpected OpenBSD link)
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liam-on-linux.dreamwidth.org
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1 year ago
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The Zaurus SL-5500 was an early, tiny, Linux pocket computer-cum-PDA. I had one. Two, in fact. They got stolen from my house. :-( It had a CF card slot, so you could even remove your storage card and insert a CF Wifi card instead, and have mobile Internet in your pocket, 20 years ago! But if you did, you got a free extra with a wifi adaptor – a battery life of about 15-20 minutes. It was clever, but totally useless. With the wifi....
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A few months ago, I started sleeping badly. I had been excited about AI since ChatGPT came out. I’d loved using Cursor to help me program since Jay had told me about it over the phone as I walked from Eureka Heights back home to Noe Valley. But, in January, something changed. The proximate cause was a flood of new AI releases. o3-mini, Deep Research, Lightpage. Every week, more intelligence dropping from heaven into my lap. But t....
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A few months ago, I started sleeping badly. I had been excited about AI since ChatGPT came out. I’d loved using Cursor to help me program since Jay had told me about it over the phone as I walked from Eureka Heights back home to Noe Valley. But, in January, something changed. The proximate cause was a flood of new AI releases. o3-mini, Deep Research, Lightpage. Every week, more intelligence dropping from heaven into my lap. But t....
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Snyk and ServiceNow: Streamlining Vulnerability Management with ServiceNow VR Assignment Rules
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snyk.io
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1 year ago
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Learn how to optimize vulnerability management with ServiceNow Vulnerability Assignment rules and Snyk's AppVR integration. Automate workflows, improve security visibility and reduce risks. Explore real-world examples and enhance your application security strategy.
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Discover how Snyk helps secure the open source Golang project Bento by contributing vulnerability fixes and leveraging AI-powered tools. Learn about our efforts to enhance Bento’s security and support open source maintainers through the Snyk Secure Developer Program.
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A few weeks ago I gave a talk at an SDx paper club covering the DeepSeek R1 Paper. I talked in depth about the advancements made and the implications of their success with GRPO (group relative policy optimization) powered reinforcement learning. The recording at the event borked so I re-recorded it the next day. Enjoy!
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Recently Discord's Media Infrastructure team has modernized the app's image pipeline by adding support for animated WebP and AVIF formats! Join Scott Kidder as he explains how the team implemented support for these newer image formats.
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I have been working on a secret project within https://searchcode.com/ and ran into a blocker where the UI had become a road-block. I will be the first to admit that I do not like styling things with CSS very much. In fact working with HTML and CSS is probably my least favorite part of modern web development. I have never discussed any use of “AI” on this blog. Not for lack of using it, as I had been using ChatGPT and other tools since ..
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A history of Acorn (and my links to it), a repairable flatpack toaster and a regret removed with an Eagle Scout award.
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A history of Acorn (and my links to it), a repairable flatpack toaster and a regret removed with an Eagle Scout award.
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When we build a new feature in RavenDB, we either have at least some idea about what we want to build or we are doing something that is pure speculation. In either case, we will usually spend only a short amount of time trying to plan ahead. A good example of that can be found in my RavenDB 7.1 I/O posts , which cover about 6+ months of work for a major overhaul of the system. That was done mostly as a series of discussions between tea....
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AI Code Generation: Code Security & Quality, Benefits, Risks & Top Tools
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snyk.io
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1 year ago
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AI code generation accelerates development, enhances productivity, and reduces coding fatigue. However, it also introduces security risks and challenges. Learn how AI-powered coding works, its benefits and limitations, and how to secure AI-generated code using Snyk’s security tools.
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Technical overview This post is mostly for scene-setting purposes. There’s nothing particularly remarkable here, but it’s useful to get the plain facts out of the way before we get into genuinely interesting design aspects. Just as a reminder, go to https://election2029.uk if you want to see what any of this looks like at the moment. … Continue reading Election 2029: Technical overview →
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Howdy everyone! As part of my new job working for the Center for Land Economics , my co-founder Greg Miller and I have taken over day to day management at ye old Progress & Poverty substack , and one of our duties is for one of us to put up a new
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Why are BASIC-based tools such as Gambas or FreeBASIC so overlooked? Is it because of some negative bias against Visual Basic? I mean, they are simple enough to develop trivial programs quickly, but powerful enough to develop very complex things. Moreover,
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lainchan.org
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1 year ago
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Why are BASIC-based tools such as Gambas or FreeBASIC so overlooked? Is it because of some negative bias against Visual Basic? I mean, they are simple enough to develop trivial programs quickly, but powerful enough to develop very complex things. Moreover, in my humble opinion, the syntax is equal or even simpler than that of languages like Python or Ruby. Gambas makes it extremely easy and even fun to create GUI applications. They really r..
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I’ve been working on arkaine’s OCr service all weekend, and need a break. I’ve been toying with the idea of an equation explainer that copies the style I present complicated math in my paper club presentations. I’ve decided to step away from arkaine and try using it a bit in a prototype. Hence: eli5-equations. Want to get a walk through of a complicated equation? Pass it in with some context and see if your evening i..
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Problem to solve: Turn on and off remotely a Raspberry Pi 4B with an external HDMI display that acts as a kiosk to show Grafana dashboards in full screen using Firefox. And clear the RAM every 3/4 hours to avoid the Firefox crash. More details: The major problem is due to the fact that, after 5/6 hours of Firefox being open and continuously updating Grafana statistics, Firefox crashes because it completely fills up the RAM of the R..
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Problem to solve: Turn on and off remotely a Raspberry Pi 4B with an external HDMI display that acts as a kiosk to show Grafana dashboards in full screen using Firefox. And clear the RAM every 3/4 hours to avoid the Firefox crash. More details: The major problem is due to the fact that, after 5/6 hours of Firefox being open and continuously updating Grafana statistics, Firefox crashes because it completely fills up the RAM of the R..
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About a month ago, the CPython project merged a new implementation strategy for their bytecode interpreter. The initial headline results were very impressive, showing a 10-15% performance improvement on average across a wide range of benchmarks across a variety of platforms. Unfortunately, as I will document in this post, these impressive performance gains turned out to be primarily due to inadvertently working around a regression in LLVM 1..
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About a month ago, the CPython project merged a new implementation strategy for their bytecode interpreter. The initial headline results were very impressive, showing a 10-15% performance improvement on average across a wide range of benchmarks across a variety of platforms. Unfortunately, as I will document in this post, these impressive performance gains turned out to be primarily due to inadvertently working around a regression in LLVM 1..
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Förra helgen kändes som den första riktiga smaken av vår – perfekt för skogsvandringar och upptäcktsfärder. Jag blev inspirerad att ta med Rigel ut på hans första promenad i Stadsskogen.
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