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Now that Twitter's API access is locked behind a tall paywall, long beloved third-party apps are shutting down.

In a startling development that has left the torrent community reeling, RARBG, one of the world's leading torrent sites, announced its closure. The news

Strategically vague statement on AI risk prompts critics' response.

Judge weighs punishment for lawyer who didn't bother to verify ChatGPT output.

When it comes to Deming, I have noticed that there are three categories. Firstly, they are superfans like me; secondly, they have heard of him but don't know why he matters; and thirdly, they have never heard of him. According to my conversations, most people I meet fall into the second category. De

Beginning in 1943, the War Department published a series of pamphlets for U.S. Army personnel in the European theater of World War II. Titled Army Talks, the series was designed “to help [the personnel] become better-informed men and women and therefore better soldiers.”

GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.

Nvidia hit a $1 trillion market cap at the market open Tuesday, buoyed by an AI frenzy and a massive earnings beat.

System76 continues teasing the in-house laptop design they are working on codenamed Virgo.

Nearly all of the attendees were vaccinated, but 70% said they didn't mask.

What changes when the projects you maintain are cornerstones of security? Filippo Valsorda elaborates on his experience as a cryptographer, his work in Go, and how his approach to maintainership might be a bit different from the average maintainer.

The CD Foundation and OpenGitOps communities joined forces in Vancouver to create cdCon + GitOpsCon for a conference about the future of DevOps tools and best practices.

Leaders from OpenAI, Google Deepmind, Anthropic and other A.I. labs warn that future systems could be as deadly as pandemics and nuclear weapons.

A Tesla employee gave more than 100GB of data to Germany's Handelsblatt.

A state-sponsored Chinese hacking group that on Wednesday was reported to have compromised critical infrastructure in Guam has also been collecting military intelligence from U.S. companies for at least two years, researchers told The Record.

BitTorrent can't survive when nobody shares, but sharing torrent client web interfaces with a global audience goes way too far.

Senate Sergeant at Arms Karen Gibson said the phones are a security backstop in case of an emergency that "takes out communications" in part of the country.

Even skeptical reviewers can’t spot all the fake abstracts