Right, but why would that lead to the number increasing? If there’s a fix on main, new clones wouldn’t have the vulnerability?

The point is not “never write documentation.” Types tell you what: the shape of requests and responses, the valid values, the required fields. You still write prose for why a system exists, when to use it, and how it fits into the bigger picture.

Idk, that sounds like a pretty clear case for shipping types and docs, rather than types instead of docs? Maybe you could even output your type data from your build system into the documentation on every release so they’re never out of date?

We had some discussion about this when the developer published the blog post originally: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/63367640

This excerpt is the most astonishing to me:

STRIKE also mentioned 12,812 OpenClaw instances it discovered being vulnerable to an established and already patched remote code execution bug. As of this writing, the number of RCE-vulnerable instances has jumped to more than 50,000. The number of instances detected that were linked to previously reported breaches (not necessarily related) has also skyrocketed from 549 to over 53,000, as has the number of internet-facing OpenClaw instances associated with known threat actor IPs.

You’re telling me there’s a patch for an RCE, and the number of affected instances has not only not gone down, it has in fact increased 100x?

My background is protestant, so I think of the transition to a bible in the vernacular as a triumph of individualism and literacy, but I just sort of assumed eventually the Catholics got around to approving a bunch of bibles in living languages, and the kjv made the list. I don’t have a lot of respect for the kjv as a faithful reproduction of the source material, but I do think of it as an aesthetically pleasing work in its own right, so I’m mildly surprised, I suppose — I don’t think of any Christian sect as being particularly exacting about the accuracy of their translation, but I see a lot of them being in favor of documents that are difficult for the layperson to understand, which the kjv certainly is.

Okay! Now we’re finally getting somewhere. I was trying to figure out if you use the computer to get the dog to interact with the abacus or how, and it turns out: no! You can do the factorization with just the computer, just the dog, or just the abacus. In the dog case, he threw a ball until his dog barked 3 times, then 5 times, and claimed this demonstrates the factorization of 15, because 15 is 3*5. The criticism is that, because you choose the number to be factorized, and then do special operations that only work for that particular factorization, all processes that are fine-tuned to produce the correct factors are equally valid, including training your dog to bark a certain number of times.

Embarrassing for the IB Times to fall for it so completely. Assaults are up 1300% because they changed the definition of “assault” to include filming or photographing an ICE agent. I simply do not care that they’re being silly-stringed in the street.

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This is legitimately the first time I’ve heard the Catholics don’t accept the KJV. Was there ever a period where they did, or is it that the Catholics never got over the fact that an Anglican king commissioned the translation and have always rejected it?

I live in a World Cup host city, and there is no fucking way I’m leaving to make it more convenient for ICE.

Yeah for sure! Does piefed combine the comments even if you just post the same link, or do you have to cross-post to make that work?

I mean it was a bangin halftime show. Wouldn’t you want to get paid to watch it 100 times?

It’s clear from the actual build-out that augmenting humans’ abilities is not the goal. If you wanted to augment humans, who work during the day and sleep at night, solar would be ideal. But if you intend to replace humans with ai, having power that is available 24 hours a day is very important, and global climate change is an acceptable trade-off.

The irony of using an archiver to get the grist from Grist without the chaff is not lost on me. Thanks for the link!

Hava nice day lmao gottem

I would pay like $1 for $100 100 year bond from a random account on the fediverse just for the novelty, tbh.

Edit: actually I should probably be asking more like $800 on a one dollar investment now that I think about it. Compounding interest go brrr.

Random people? No.

But there are some particular people who <my lawyer advises me to not to continue this comment>

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Matrix is the canonical fediverse replacement. I’ve also seen recommendations for zulip recently.