skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Probably everything uploaded after the intercept is in place if you can convince a court to compel it.

One option is to release a malicious software update, sign it, publish the signature on the public chain, and then simply not release the binaries until after whatever associated gag orders there are (if any) expire. Apple gave themselves a 90 day timeline for this before they'd even be in violation of their promises.

Another option is to use the cryptographic keys used to make the hardware that attests to the software running on it, to simply falsely attest to what software is running. Unless Apple's somehow moved those keys outside of the courts jurisdiction (which means outside of Apple's control in the case of most courts) that should be within the courts power. If they can still create new hardware, it seems likely whoever is making that hardware must still have access to the keys...

Both of these attacks are outside the "threat model" proposed, because they are broad compromises against the entire PCC infrastructure. The fact that they are possible and within the legal systems power... well... why are we advertising this as secure again?

The main value of this whole architecture in my mind isn't actually security though, it's that it's Apple implicitly making the promise that they won't under any circumstance use the data, or let anyone else use the data, for business purposes (not even for running the service itself).
Beyond this specific project, I think it's worth keeping in mind that Intel probably isn't just shoving money into Israel for no reason (or sketchy geopolitical reasons); the company's history there goes back to the '70s and includes a few major milestones, like the 8088 (which is "just" a cut-down 8086, but was used in the original IBM PC) and the Pentium M (which arguably rescued Intel from its overcommitment to P4/NetBurst by forming the basis of the original Core architecture).
New Research Shows Teams of LLM Agents Can Autonomously Exploit Zero-Day
Is it really a problem is all competitors have the same performance hit?
For people interested in AI research, there's nothing new here.

IMO they should do a better job of referencing existing papers and techniques. The way they wrote about "adaptors" can make it seem like it's something novel, but it's actually just re-iterating vanilla LoRA. It was enough to convince one of the top-voted HackerNews comments that this was a "huge development".

Benchmarks are nice though.
no self hosted servers otherwise yeah, like 7 days to die I'd just turn it off.
> executed a fantastic strategy to reposition themselves in industry discussions

Just the usual marketing angle, IMO. It's not TV, it's HBO.

No one is reluctant to use the word smartphone to include iPhones. I don't think anyone is going to use the Apple Intelligence moniker except in the same cases where they'd say iCloud instead of cloud services.

It's also a little clunky. Maybe they could have gone with... xI? Too close to the Chinese Xi. iAI? Sounds like the Spanish "ay ay ay." Not an easy one I think. The number of person-hours spent on this must have been something.
Would you have time to review my resume and help set an achievable get-in-the-field project goal?
OpenAI gets paid but isn't responsible for what integrations people do with the output of their apis
> In short, the law’s intent has been perverted.

Probably not, if you ask the authors of the law [1].

> The idea that these providers are simply neutral carriers of content evaporates the minute they decide what you do and don’t see and how much of it.

Even if a platform chooses to present itself as neutral and subsequently "fails" to be neutral, Section 230 doesn't make the platform any more liable for user-generated content than if the platform hadn't presented itself as neutral in the first place.

[1] https://www.wyden.senate.gov/news/press-releases/sen-wyden-a...
Is "lol" really appropriate in this context? Theses days it seems more like a nervous tic.
probably because it's was boosted to popularity by game of thrones, a nerd tv show.
> No-one is hitting anything out of the park

I kind of feel like their walled garden and ecosystem might just have created the perfect environment for an AI integrated directly to the platform to be really useful.

I’m encouraged, but I am already a fan of the ecosystem…
> The better solution is often live admins

“Admin! He’s doing it sideways!”
A better question is why is any government anywhere designating any of its land for anything? Leave land use as broadly defined as possible (ie you want some regulation to stop a steel smelter or high density pork barn operation in high density residential, but not much regulation beyond that type of thing) and get out of the way. Stop subsidizing everybody while you are at it too (defined as a tax code with almost no carve outs that broadly applies to all business equally) and if farming is a bad idea it will go away on its own.
On a scale of billions of games, your situation would be be fairly common. The author of the video got to the conclusion by stacking multiple insanely rare occurrences - the player would need to underpromote to a bishop (the rarest promotion) and then capture and checkmate while these bishops are placed in a specific configuration. The author get into weird territory fast when fishing for the strangest game out of billions.
For me as hiker the trail map stuff looks interesting. I wonder if it will compete with Alltrails or Gaia.
This site's impossible cookie wall. So tired of those
> this could be the moment that Google realises it needs to stick to what it knows best - Search

In my mind Google is now a second class search like Bing. Kagi has savagely pwned Google.
All good ai researchers are on X. They are not switching to bluesky or masto which are frankly, lame.

You build the machine god all day and somehow find in yourself respect for what Jack let Twitter become?

If you dream of Napoleon, an elephant tooting a horn is a signal to sell.
If I want a device that’s giving me apps on a locked in platform why shouldn’t they care about what the apps do with my information?

Imagine if we had a smart phone maker that Cared about this so we didn’t have to worry about it all the time?
Apple thinks "One Ring to rule them all" will work on mindless enough. But otherwise, yeah. Those who aren't mindless wouldn't want that.
Discussion [0] (104 points, yesterday, 75 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40624563
Attestation will run on the RoT.

>While we’re publishing the binary images of every production PCC build, to further aid research we will periodically also publish a subset of the security-critical PCC source code.

I expect that they'll publish the attestation source code.

But, basically what will happen is the Verifier will request a certain memory region to be attested, then that region will be hashed and the digest will be sent back to the Verifier. If the memory is different from what is expected, the hash digest will NOT match.
Cloud gaming will never be good enough for competitive FPS or racing, the latency will never be overcome, it's just physics. And if you want to do 300-400FPS, like most high-level players in CS2 do, local hardware is the only solution.

Ironically, cloud gaming is the perfect solution for single-player game, where input lag and high FPS doesn't matter much.
I don't truly agree with your take here, but let's assume you are correct and creating real things in your life only benefits you and no-one else. If you create a painting or story or piece of furniture, others prefer the more professional AI or mass-produced version.

In that scenario certainly there'll be times when using the AI option will make more sense, since you usually don't have hours to spare, and you also want to make the stories that your kid likes the most, which in this scenario are the AI ones.

But even then there's still that benefit to yourself from spending time on creating things, and I'd encourage anyone to have a hobby where they get to make something just because they feel like it. Even if it's just for you. It's nice to have an outlet to express yourself.
It is not possible for this to be fully private in the United States because the government not only can force Apple to open up the kimono, it can also forbid it to talk about it. There’s not really anything Apple can do to work around this “limitation”. Thank your “representative” for extending the PATRIOT Act when you get a chance.
I remember playing online games in the 90s and early 2000s without lots of cheaters. It was easy: if we thought they were cheating we banned them from our server.
That aimbot would be significantly harder to implement than current ones though, the good aimbots are not generally scanning the framebuffer for heads to click, they are using the game data directly. If they do use frame scanning, it's usually with the aid of a texture swap, which also wouldn't be possible here.
I am not sure what you mean by it’s “terrible”. It works well for me. It saves my passwords, generates secure passwords for me, works with Safari, and works with apps.
New York Times responds to source code leak
He may or may not have a valid point. But he stated it clearly and politely. And has been censored for it. And that is a bit messed up.
If he really wanted no one to be reading his tweets he’d be using BluSky or Masto…
> citing need for 'responsible capital management'

it wasn’t an intelligent location
Look on the bright side, now you'll never wonder how things would have turned out with Ive's sage guidance.
It means you don't have to figure it out, the platform tells you whether it works or not.
It's unfair to later teams of engineers to deny them promotion-fodder for launching a new messaging app.
Show HN: Comparing various contrastive losses on text and vision embeddings
let me know how that goes I am interested!
I'm sorry, are you serious or being deliberately obtuse?

Even the most minimal pilots license, a.k.a. the PPL, still requires approximately 40 hours give or take of instruction, taking the ground school exam, and finally passing a check ride with a certified flight instructor.

Flying a passenger airliner as you seem to be alluding to basically means that you have a commercial license and likely an ATP - we're talking hundreds if not thousands of hours of flight experience.

Unbelievable.
You'd try Bitwarden...
I think it is more of a fools errand to cost-optimize into a "cloud", as by its very design the lag gets worse with high concurrency loads.

There are better solutions, but as you stated they are not cheap or easy to monetize. =)
>Because in the US they would be roadkill,

Have you actually experienced Japanese drivers? They make American drivers look absolutely noble (and truthfully, we are) by comparison.

For starters, and this applies to both individual and professional drivers:

* They don't give way to emergency vehicles blaring the sirens.

* They don't wait for people to finish crossing intersections.

* They don't let other drivers into their lane.

* They drive absurdly fast.

* Most roads are very narrow.

Some particularly busy intersections require dedicated police officer supervision to shepherd the drivers because they're so unruly and disrespectful of pedestrians and other drivers.

There are many reasons Japan is more accepting of letting children be children, but most of that is social factors and motivators that are decidedly different from American ones. Cars are ultimately just a really small part, if any.
Possible good news: recent versions of libinput support completely custom acceleration curves! Though I don't know if any wayland compositors expose configuration options for it yet.

https://wayland.freedesktop.org/libinput/doc/latest/pointer-...
> How is the answer “everything that can happen does happen, just in an alternate universe that is identical except for the outcome of one single measurement” a parsimonious answer to the measurement problem?

Because it drops straight out of the schroedinger equation, which is something you were already believing.

Do you consider believing in distant galaxies, rather than a novel type of astronomical object, to be more or less parsimonious? It means multiplying the size of the universe by millions; nevertheless most of us accept it.
Most of the splits have shortcuts. They're menu items, so you can customize what they end up being.
it's about 15 having 2x more powerful neural engine
RLHF with Dagster and Modal
It's good that it's not cross platform, we do not need any more product monopolies, we have enough. Still there's a chance this will hurt the password manager market which leads to an even better outcome: we still have a monopoly but it doesn't make the product available on platforms most people use.
Funny “study” presents a lot of factoids without giving a real picture of who these people are.

The profession breakdown gives a clue: teachers being highly represented suggests the population is largely people at retirement age who had stable employment and invested in tax advantaged retirement accounts for their entire adulthood.

Being set up for carefree old age is the American dream, but it’s not what we imagine as wealthy.
Like the sun in the sky that gives way to rain on my disc golf day, there will be know blame. After all it was the act not of negligencecy, nor hubrissing, but godlyness that spoiled the afternoon.

It won't be much different when a bridge fall. Yet it won't with the power of 800 engineering teams and 0 engineering managging, we'll see bridges that stand until the sun itself implodes.

Meanwhile we need not worry for the natural disasters of the world. After all, a game of discus in the sun can be funner than the clearest, windylessness afternoon; it's balance delecate as fresh nuget.

Takes me back. I sip lemonade. All is ripe.
I'm a user and I require that feature. Transferring photos over a USB cable to a PC has been a feature in all portable electronics with a camera for the past 25+ years, yet Apple is still getting it wrong.
If you don’t think an AI could do that then I think you need more imagination and to follow the OOMs
> nobody can read his tweets without a X account

False; works fine for me logged out or incognito..
Was. Their northern region looks sketchy right now.
All software is either an experience or a platform
Why do you need self hosted servers? Most looter shooters are p2p in game, right? Either way, you just need a filter to allow matching with other people that have anti cheat off. Or at least allow private groups in that mode.
>... before in the history of the earth...
Well, I assure you most people are not trained to do Pirouettes in a battle field when they get shot at...

Now there's gonna be a guy that does this specifically just to prove us wrong... lol =)
The link works for me. Maybe something with your browser?

I'll copy paste the beginning:
"Israeli officials from the Coordination of Government Activities in the Territories (COGAT), led by Maj. Gen. Ghasan Alyan, present the extent of aid being delivered to the Gaza Strip in daily reports distributed to government offices and other bodies around the world. "

"According to findings presented by UNRWA and the UN, the amount of aid counted by the organizations since the outbreak of the war and until June 5 totals 26,684 aid trucks entering Gaza. COGAT's records show 34,199 trucks.
An in-depth investigation conducted by the COGAT's Humanitarian Information Center, headed by Lt. Col. (res.) Or Elrom, reveals the reasons behind the data discrepancies and significant differences regarding the extent of aid entering Gaza."

We're not going to be able to litigate this here. Israel's position is more or less that UNRWA is collaborating with Hamas to the point of active participation in the Oct 7th attacks. I think what is worth saying though is there are at least two versions of the story about how much aid is going into Gaza. It's also worth saying (EDIT: some of) the Israeli disclosures are part of a Supreme Court hearing into this so if someone in Israel is lying they're doing that under risk of perjury. The US is also keeping a close eye on Israel's promise to get more aid into Gaza.

EDIT: btw the original comments are now dead which is probably the right way for this thread to go.
> The evolution a system undergoes when you measure it in the Copenhagen interpretation does not follow the schrodinger equation

Do you have experimental evidence for that claim? The "cat in a box experiment in a box" thought experiment suggests that it does.
I would say it is PR as much as it is a strategic differentiation. Their business model is too sell products and services directly to consumers. This is different from Microsoft who is selling to businesses who need data protection, but actually want to be able to monitor their employees and Google who wants to leverage your data / behavior to allow advertisers to effectively target you with ads.

None of the big companies expressly sell your information. Not because they are altruistic, but because it is an asset that they want to protect so they can rent to the next person.
The TI-99/4A version of Donkey Kong was the only home port (that I know of) that had all four screens from the arcade original. Graphics and sound-wise it's a bit inferior to the ColecoVision port, but the ColecoVision version, afaik, had only three screens.
Most suburbs are like this.
I’m on iOS. I can’t see the thread. Incognito or normally.
That goal is what I meant by the phrase "that all could accept". You're right that I could have expanded on it though.

That said, Gentzen's result is new to me. Though I have seen other results that are somewhat similar.
https://pilotmoon.com/scrollreverser/
It is an issue. They hire African workers because they can exploit them perhaps 3x or more than Western workers. For every unit of revenue they extract, they can pay the African workers 2/3 less let's say. Low cost of living means nothing when it also comes with low standard of living, caused by globalist exploitation in the first place. The globalist capitalists simply exploit the poverty of the final market to retain more of the revenue.

They could try to exploit Western workers as mechanical Turks but their strategy would then fail. The strategy succeeds because the rate of exploitation of workers in impoverished countries - in terms of actual share of the real dollars produced - is much higher in the global South than the global West.

Worse we're now all guilty and complicit, in using LLMs, and even in using open source llms train second hand on the unethically sourced llms. We will have to pay reparations.

By making a false equivalence between the two worker classes, you potentially support the continued existence of the globalist hyper exploitation strategy, and prevent Justice for AI workers. You can speak out against it instead, act against companies who use it, and move towards understanding what reparations might entail.

I think the exploitation of low-paid mechanical Turk style laborers is a real problem and we need to talk about it, rather than background it just because workers in the global West are exploited as well. True global worker solidarity means seeing this as a place where the iron is very hot and ready for striking.

Finally, the scarcity of jobs in Africa is not a problem being seriously discussed here. It's being used as a red herring to justify exploitive investment.
For an FPS? Completely unplayable. Wouldn't be surprised if nausea became a widespread issue - vsync is enough to get me there, let alone network lag on mouse input.
Magicaly mysteries, their stealing from us! Every single moth, they're practicing racing prices, until I've had it. All.

You would think some of that would lead to magically making shows or the prices can be lowened. I seen it happen in my country, and pretty repeaterly.

I just don't stop. It should start. Lets get the ball rolling. Tonight.
Just today I was thinking about the theory of making untrusted hardware run trusted software.

Imagine all the things that would be possible. Truly decentralised servers, where the end user can run server side logic.
Roger Wilcox, from the 1990s?

http://www.rogermwilcox.com/darksucker.html
Is steamdeck sold at cost? From what I know Apple has a rule that everything must be sold at 40% margins. That is prob the main reason.
its been a while but from memory the EAC is mandatory. you cant launch or play without anti cheat. its not an option.
Can I try to change your mind? You probably consider yourself a patriot, one who cares about individual freedoms, the right of each man to live, pursue happiness, etc. And the imposition of vaccine as a flagrant injunction on one's liberty.

If one wants to die, what's the state's business to say no? Enough with the nanny state.

That's one way to see it.

Another way to look at the problem is this: morality is when you do something that's not in you immediate interest, but in the interest of the greater good. It's society's answer to prisoner's dilemma. Don't steal, don't kill, don't lust for your neighbor's wife, don't lie, don't commit adultery, all the Commandments, why all that? Stealing, killing, lying, sleeping around, you can do those and have great, huge personal benefit. Why the interdiction? Because society is better off if we all abstain from doing those.

When I take the vaccine, I don't weight my personal risk and benefit. I weight my risk vs the society's benefit.

I guess you don't do that. Good for you. It's a free country. But do you see why I don't think you are a good person, like you think you are?
This is not surprising to me; dolphins and crows do as well. I've come to expect it from any creature at or near human-level intelligence.
Isn't a solution to this to frame the game around communities of some sort, teams, parties, squads, bands or whatever. Basically a group you can trust. You can then play with them without worry of cheating. This works best for co-op games but some competitive games could be modeled in a way to make this work.
Bummer. User-in-control is best.
At a certain maturity, kids have developed mentally enough for cars to not be a threat to them. Criminals are a whole different problem.
Raw terms are not that important in the context of this story, it is great to hear as it is :). Thank you!
Neighborhoods haven't changed since I was a kid and I played outside plenty. It's those damn smartphones.
The Chrome extension also works on macOS.
Logically, it is not saying that it not now.
Though castling does take all kinds of strikes in passing into account for the king.
Not the new one
> kids are still allowed to walk and bike to school

That's how it's like in the suburbs. There are very few cars, and kids can play and bike on the roads, and go anywhere on their bikes.

It's only urban areas that are very car centric and kids can't do that, although they can go on the subway or a bus. The suburbs are much nicer and safer for kids.
This gives me the vibe of calling high resolution screens as "retina" screens.
The people who allowed the project already got their money from shares and rebates. They may leave the company or just retire.

Then their successors kill the project to save the budget. They can also get well paid from their high level KPIs.

Win-win, right? As for the company, who cares? It is already too big to fail.
Real programmers use a magnetized needle and a steady hand...
because its a laughable suggestion to pretend Europe doesn’t have the same problems as the US
not true, BitBlt is still able to access screen content on Win10 & 11
Nah, not DIY. I was curious about in-app notifications, yes, and you're right about a dynamic data store. But that's another service to maintain and support, so it never seems to get on the roadmap. Also, sometimes the messages need something special like a checkbox "I agree to new T&C's", etc, which requires new code (at least, the first time round), and storage of who agreed and didn't.

Hadn't heard of Courier.com so will check that out.