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anthropic is massively underplaying the recent security breach. i'm hearing cathedral achieved full administrator access of the slack workspace (see every message, log in as arbitrary users) where literally every single research secret is contained
to those unfamiliar: Ant & OAI keep literally everything in Slack. it sounds exactly the same incident that happened to OpenAI in 2023, where OpenAI was hacked by a random guy who got access to an access token from an external app service
"we're critical to national security, we must beat China, and yes we keep all our crown jewels in Salesforce's Slack messenger. yes we have admin API tokens everywhere. why do you ask?"
gaussie retweeted
If you are using old Xeon machines, Sandy Bridge, that don't support AVX2 but do have AVX (AVX1), you're leaving a bit of performance on the floor if you're using stock llama.cpp. I had my clanker grind through and sqeeze a bit more performance out of my old z820s. You can get it at github.com/rwkeyes/OldIron and huggingface.co/rkeyes/OldIro…,
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Ric Werme stopped by to get the Stanford NULL job running once again. What a curious piece of simple code that only can be observed on a KA or KI PDP-10.
youtu.be/IAa8NujkGbg
#retrocomputer #vintagecomputer #standford
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We’ve lost an icon. Margaret Hamilton, a computer science pioneer best known for her work at MIT leading development of the flight software for the Apollo missions to the moon, has died at 90. Read about her legacy via MIT News: news.mit.edu/2026/margaret-h…
ALT Margaret Hamilton is reclined inside a NASA spacecraft module, surrounded by control panels and switches.
gaussie retweeted
possibly the funniest image i've seen in a CVE analysis report
CVE-2026-88771 - the loaded Citrix footgun went off again, and the screaming noise is back in our ear.
You knew it was coming - enjoy the latest watchTowr Labs blogpost.
labs.watchtowr.com/oh-look-t…
