you can now give your bots a residential IP. turn on sharing on any computer running OpenTeam and your bots browse through it.
no more getting blocked for your agent browsing from a data center!
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i totally get it for proposition chicken
Huang family and friends huddle for Nvidia crisis talks as bags of fried chicken are delivered to $38m San Francisco mansion trib.al/Ozr4ho2
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you can now use OpenTeam with your iMessage. it uses any online mac with OpenTeam installed!
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33 years to build an empire. 3 days to lose it.
Hate to see it end this way, regardless of where you stand. Jensen's impact on computing is undeniable.
NVIDIA announces CEO transition. Read the release: nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/n…
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“I found an anomaly in the matrix, and I have 10,000 space lasers that help me understand this.” wtf does this even mean
“Musk” director Alex Gibney says he doesn’t believe Elon Musk “switched votes” in the 2024 presidential election, but suggests Musk used Starlink to intercept election reporting signals “to intercept signals of reporting from ballot places” to learn the results early:
“It puts in your mind this idea that Starlink is not just a means of communication; it’s a means of surveillance and control.”
In the doc, Gibney highlights a text chain between Musk and Ashley St. Clair where Musk appeared confident about Trump’s victory before the results were known: “I found an anomaly in the matrix, and I have 10,000 space lasers that help me understand this.”
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frontier mogging delta? 🤨
An all-new Frontier experience is taking off. ✈️
First Class and more Premium extra-legroom seats are now available to book for travel beginning March 5, plus in-seat power and @Starlink Wi-Fi rolling out soon.
More comfort + more choice + more connectivity, with low fares still at the center of it all. 💚
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i interned at this org (specifically on Amazon Astro for home security) in 2022 and didn’t see a real future for it other than security. then most of the org got canned.
glad to see they’re kicking it and targeting a more relevant ICP!
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bit late but fantastic app. pics from morning errands were great!
So I recently badgered my cinematographer @steveyedlin into making my ideal iPhone still camera app. It shoots RAW, bypasses the iPhone's look processing and instead uses the same image processing we use on our movies. apps.apple.com/app/apple-sto…
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the most entertaining outcome is the most likely
BREAKING: Trump may have accidentally chosen the wrong Dana White for his White House Press Secretary offer.
There is a woman named "Dana White" who is the former Assistant to the Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs, more commonly known as the Pentagon's chief spokesperson, from April 2017 to the end of 2018.
She briefed the press from the Pentagon podium, and served as the principal media adviser and communications lead for the Secretary of Defense. She also was a Fox News publicist and worked at the conservative Heritage Foundation. She even started her career as a press secretary for the House Republican Conference.
Someone at the White House likely recommended her to Trump and he thought they meant UFC CEO Dana White, then went ahead and announced it on Truth Social thinking it's his UFC friend, and nobody around him was willing to correct him.
Furthermore, Trump is actively searching for a new press secretary after Karoline Leavitt left and Katie Zacharia lasted five days, so names are being pitched to him right now.
Per CNN, UFC's Dana White has declined the offer, and one aide now claims Trump was "joking."
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trump declared a national emergency over cybersecurity risks to the us power grid
tl;dr:
- foreign grid hardware could contain backdoors/kill switches
- DoE can block imports or order equipment removed
- targets transformers, generators, substations, etc
- DoE has 120 days to define enforcement rules
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AI cyber research was first really possible at scale in my eyes around Opus 4.6
the difference between then and now is:
-> you no longer need all the scaffolding you used to. independent pipelines, a ton of verifiers, triage systems, and bespoke tooling to handhold the agents. models can handle much more of this on their own now
-> the models are MUCH more resourceful and relentless. cyber research is basically banging your head against a wall until you find enough needles in a haystack to chain together and get access
this massively lowers the barrier for any average joe with an unhinged model to exploit existing vulns or even find and weaponize new ones
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