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@sama @banteg codex for linux when?

@banteg worth it imo, even w/o codex

codex macos app has gotten so good, some friends are buying their first mac just for it

Valve has “secretly” uploaded a Steam Controller unboxing video (unwatchable right now) I think we will see its launch very soon..

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@thedawgyg Fuzzer crashes 0 yet 4 VRP reports?

Before bed last night I gave my minions a task... Find a valid vulnerability for any public bug bounty program. The only criteria was it must be in-scope for a public bug bounty program, and must be High or Critical severity rating. That was the only criteria. I left 1 of the agents in charge, and gave them from 11pm til 9am (havent told them im awake yet lol) to complete this challenge. Woke up earlier than I expected, and the agents believe they were successful. After using 16 context windows, over 120 agents, and a false positive rate of ~88%, they believe they have 4 valid vulnerabilities that have passed the 'committee' review (review done by multiple LLM models to verify accuracy). Will spend some time today checking to see if their findings are valid. If they are valid, the next step will be to work out a way to cut down that false positive rate

@thedawgyg how were they found?

Waking up to 2 reports getting this message.... the 2 READ overflows are now s0/s1, so the WRITE should be as well once they see it 🤞❤️

successfully dumped an engineering build of Meta Horizon OS today. various internal and developer goodies to look into. archive link below:

@zeyu1337 @HacktronAI interesting, what model is it using?

@veygax @HacktronAI our agents are better for security reviews docs.hacktron.ai/cli/agents

what does @HacktronAI do that i can't do with claude code or gemini cli

@NotebookLM If only it could import blogspot urls

Beyond the core use of creating Slide Decks to parse out dense and complex material, what we've really loved is exploring how entertaining the outputs can be. It turns out learning can be…fun? For example, 14 pages of long division examples can turn into a grand division quest:

@LundukeJournal The cargo cult strikes again

Rust is going to be a mandatory part of Git 3.0. “On Git 3.0, nothing will work without Rust because it will be mandatory,” says Git developer Brian Carlson (who, according to his bio has pronouns of “They/Them”, and is a “cat parent”). “Without Rust [a Git 3.0 build] will simply die and say that’s not supported.” Up until now, Git was primarily developed in C.

@michael__ni @FFmpeg

I am the main developer fixing security issues in FFmpeg. I have fixed over 2700 google oss fuzz issues. I have fixed most of the BIGSLEEP issues. And i disagree with the comments @ffmpeg (Kieran) has made about google. From all companies, google has been the most helpfull & nice

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@FFmpeg peak

And...merged. Now that wasn't so hard, was it? code.ffmpeg.org/FFmpeg/FFmpeg/…

@samirande_ yes veygax.dev

Grok is it true?

@R00tkitSMM time to scrape these writeups into the insomnia network

@ShinyQuagsire the analog horror encoder

I can't even take screenshots of what I see in ALVR bc the JPEG encoder on AVP does the same exact thing lmao. But just boot HLA and go look at the door on the left, the textures aren't 4-bit that's just how much the encoders are screwing OLED (contrast enhanced to show bit loss)

need SteamVR Link and Virtual Desktop to steal ALVR's transport encoding gamma bc the encoders are screwing Galaxy XR's OLED over so hard it's not even funny.

how /net/sched looks at kCTF players when they have free time

Grok4’s Ani explains memory alignment for a union in C.

@LundukeJournal foss with no freedom

Debian's package management "APT" will have a "hard dependency" on Rust starting this coming May. This was announced on the Debian Development mailing list on Friday. The Debian team is telling developers that they have until May to adopt Rust in their ports, or "sunset" them. "If you maintain a port without a working Rust toolchain, please ensure it has one within the next 6 months, or sunset the port." Julian Klode, the Debian Developer (also an Ubuntu & GNOME developer) who made the announcement also made the following statement about their reason for mandating Rust usage: "It's important for the project as whole to be able to move forward and rely on modern tools and technologies and not be held back by trying to shoehorn modern software on retro computing devices."