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Codex just found a “workaround” of not having sudo on my pc…
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Software developers that want to use the Engineer title are benefited by learning how Engineers in other disciplines operate. E.g. "Bill of Materials" is used by Mechanical Engineering and has a specific meaning and use.
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These vehicles are the first of many – made possible by the tireless effort of SpaceX engineers and technicians – and are designed to enable the core revolutionary capabilities of Starship
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TIL the HTML entity for ∴ is ∴ Bravo
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Ship 39
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Full duration and full thrust 33-engine static fire with Super Heavy V3
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missed this earlier. dear @patio11 with a characteristically-excellent reported history of SPLC's advocacy to shut its enemies out of public commercial life somehow nothing here surprised me but it's still breathtaking seeing the 2016-2022 behind-the-scenes laid bare do read it
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This week in Bits about Money: bitsaboutmoney.com/archive/n…
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Had a good discussion with someone today about why the literature and overall vibes from Apollo era NASA feels so different compared to now. Two things: 1. The average age of a NASA engineer during the Apollo era was 28 2. Most of them were first generation engineers who didn’t really have the engineering background So you take a bunch of 21-32 year olds who grew up on a farm, and now you tell them we are going to do something nobody’s ever done before. It leads to things being as simplified as they need to be. There is enough duct-tape work that things actually get done. Society has forced us into a evermore theoretical world where we have forgotten what it feels like to beat the puzzle pieces into place with a hammer. This is why many of the textbooks from this time period are actually very pleasant to read through. They were often written by or for someone who had nothing but outside life experience, trying to understand it. Our generation is taking Artemis back to the moon and also Mars in the same way this generation did. I think we have a lot to learn from how they did things, and I’m glad to see a return to this type of engineering. I can’t help but think about how many projects I didn’t finish because I couldn’t do them well enough to my standards in my head, and I should have just wrapped the thing in duct-tape and crossed the finish line
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The soyuz descent module is 2.2 m wide and could cleanly fit through the passage this offers.
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Introducing the Large Docking Adapter. The future of space is larger space stations, vehicles, and payloads. Designed to support greater overall mass while standardizing module compatibility, the adapter is currently in development at Vast HQ and available for order. vastspace.com/updates/vast-u…
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That’s right, Hilt — we went to the freaking Moon! 🚀🌕 We were honored to welcome Hilt Boling and his family for a special tour of Kennedy Space Center following the successful Artemis II launch. Hilt’s boundless enthusiasm reminds us why we go. Here’s to the next generation of explorers! 💫
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I wonder if Mythos found anything with RSA. We probably wouldn't hear about it. But more, I wonder if the next one to achieve Mythos-level will find anything in RSA.
the scariest part of this Anthropic story is what it implies about the timeline and I think most people are completely missing it Anthropic built a model called Claude Mythos that found thousands of zeroo day vulnerabilities across every major operating system & every major web browser entirely on its own without huuman steering it it found a 27 yo vulnerability in openBSD which is considered one of the most security hardened OS on earth, a 16 yo vulnerability in FFmpeg in a line of code that automated testing tools had hit 5 million times without catching it & it autonomously chained multiple linux kernel vulnerabilities together to escalate from regular user to full system control, this is the kind of work that used to require elite nation-state level hackers working for months and here’s what should keep you up tonight Anthropic is so terrified of what this model can do offensively that they made 3 unprecedented decisions simultaneously, they decided to never release it publicly, they contacted the US gov before publishing anything & they formed a coalition called project glasswing with apple/Google/ microsoft/amazon NVIDIA & 40 other companies to use Mythos exclusively for defense, when the company that built the model is too scared to let it out of the lab that tells you everything about what we’ve crossedd… but I think the real story that absolutely nobody is discussing is the second order implication, if anthropic built this then google deepmind can build it, if Google can build it China can build it, if China can build it , every state actor on earth will eventually build it, anthropic chose responsible disclosure but that choice is a luxury of being first the next team that reaches this capability level might not make the same choice and once a model like this leaks or gets independently replicated every piece of software on earth becomes a potential attack surface and connect this to the Google quantum paper from last week, quantum computers that can crack BTC in 9 min AND AI models that can find zero days in every operating system autonomously, both arrived in the same month, we’re watching the entire security infrastructure of human civilization get challenged from 2 completely different directions simultaneously I genuinely think we just entered a new era where the offense-defense balance in cybersecurity has permanently shifted, the window between a vulnerability existing & being discovered just went from years to minutes and the only thing standing between the current internet and total chaos is that the people who built this capability happened to be responsible about it, that is an incredibly thin line to bet civilization on one last thing that I keep thinking about… mythos scored 93.9% on SWE-bench verified & 77.8% on SWE-bench pro, it outperforms every model ever built at coding and reasoning by a massive margin anthropic built built the most powerful AI model on earth and chose to lock it in a cage because its offensive capabilities are too dangerous… Mzrc Andreessen declared AGI is here 3 days ago to pump his portfolio, meanwhile the people actually building the most advanced systems are too afraid to release them, that contrast tells you everything about who understands what’s happening and who is performing for an audience
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Notably > the second order implication, if anthropic built this then google deepmind can build it, if Google can build it China can build it, if China can build it , every state actor on earth will eventually build it, anthropic chose responsible disclosure...luxury of being 1st
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Replying to @sissenberg @nytimes
Fixed it
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Good morning, world! 🌎 We have spectacular new high-resolution images of our home planet, all of us looking back through the Orion capsule window at our Artemis II astronauts as they continue their journey to the Moon.
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ARTEMIS II AS SEEN BY THE OFFICIAL NASA CESSNA THIS IS THE BEST LAUNCH VIDEO AND IT ISN'T CLOSE
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Humanity's next great voyage begins
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As part of preparations for America’s 250th anniversary, Interior is reviewing wildlife nomenclature to better reflect the nation’s history and character. Following this review, the raccoon (Procyon lotor) will be renamed the Liberty Bandit, effective April 1, 2026.
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Epic Artemis Press Conference moment: Associate Administrator Amit Kshatriya just got interrupted by the Falcon 9 launch of Starlink 10-44 😂🤣 What a time to be a fan of spaceflight. 🎥 @NASA
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Should tests live alongside the source in src or separately in a e.g. __tests__ folder? If you choose the former, you're missing out seeing when tools render file paths as Markdown 😉
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