@whatwindfall@UAPresearcher@pgrous@diigo You expressed it just fine.
And I have some idea... my data goes back to 2011, and it would cause me no end of grief to lose it.
"In general, I don't trust any cloud services. I keep backups of linkedin contacts, tweets, etc." https://t.co/NglMSXo1EN
@UAPresearcher@pgrous@diigo I managed to back up my bookmarks using an API key I got a while ago plus: curl -fsS --resolve https://t.co/1ZSmDm2v39:54.148.192.94 \
--user "$DIIGO_USERNAME:$PASSWORD" \
"https://t.co/LuvO72tHat${start}&count=${count}&key=$DIIGO_API_KEY"
@Siddhant_K_code Couldn't agree more: "we need systems that constrain what agents can do in the first place. Least-privilege access, scoped tokens, audit trails"
colleagues @marksammiller@kriskowal are starting a project to do just that:
https://t.co/pWM0KNGML1
🔥🧵
This is what decentralized cooperation looks like in action.
An Afghan startup is using blockchain to deliver aid to 86,000+ families, proving that technology built on principles of decentralization can create real-world impact where it matters most.
I forgot to bring a #mask, but I've gotten them from Made in #KC here at the airport before. No joy. Maybe another shop, suggests the clerk... Or failing that, the airline. No joy and no joy.
@amricanairlines , do better.
It's not over.
#publichealth#travel#mci
@CNNPolitics "This is a president ... who seems to regard the Constitution as a list of rules to be flouted."
Let's stop using the title then, shall we? It goes hand in hand with the oath.
https://t.co/rHTstTU645
Breaking: @CFPB's new rule will remove ALL medical debt from credit reports! This is a huge win for the 1 in 5 Americans with medical debt on their credit reports. No one should have their financial future damaged because they got sick. 🎉
3/ AI breakthroughs like AlphaFold wouldn’t be possible without decades of work on datasets.
e.g., AlphaFold was trained on protein structures from the Protein Data Bank (PDB), which took 50+ years and ~$20 *billion* to create.
This is the kind of foundational effort AI needs.
There's a better way: #capabilities-based security and formally verified subsystems.
https://t.co/CRidkRhDQy
See 15min explanation by @marksammiller
https://t.co/06KTQ3Psn6
What do these headlines have in common?
- 81,000 firewall boxes compromised by a zero-day
- a $250 embedded AI board with network connectivity
The Linux security architecture; that is: ACLs and unverified, unsafe code.
Not just insecure but insecurable.
@Jovonni from Agoric presenting @agoric <> @SecretNetwork integration for confidential trading strategies using Agoric orchestration and Secret confidential contracts, at #DeCC day in Bangkok. Imagine the power of confidential on-chain trading strategies, from a simple DCA to complex algorithms - free from frontrunning or copycats.
@gadikian@Msdms99@osmosis I'd be happy to get you started in office hours sometime.
https://t.co/h2hPxoY1p5 has the coordinates, as well as getting-started stuff.
Any particular widgets you have though of making with our smart contract platform?
@d4m1n@pavelsvitek_ everybody. JSON is ubiquitous. everybody is a stakeholder.
We JSON5 and superjson etc. etc. etc. in various communities.
But getting everybody to agree to something better is, evidently, a losing game.
@d4m1n It's clear why we need trees of some sort, yes?
lisp/scheme didn't win out for web scripting, so S-expressions didn't win.
perl/python/ruby/etc. all had lists and dicts. So here we are.
It could have been much worse.