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JUST IN: Replit CEO Amjad Masad warns users of subsidized AI subscriptions to "get ready to get rug pulled" as companies face unsustainable operating costs.

this guy figured out how to leak your exact location from any video with sound using the Doppler curves of nearby airplanes

BREAKING: Germany warns government officials that their iPhones may have been compromised by sophisticated spyware capable of infecting devices without users clicking anything.

Just got a bill from @togethercompute for $2,433.37 I had used them in a project I had on @Railway last year, had been $0.00 billed since then, apparently my API key was compromised in the Railway hack and used to run DeepSeek and GLM-5.3 I deleted everything off Railway when we were notified of the hack so it's not like I could go through and track down every single secret It's pretty crazy that as a developer I have to be responsible for 100+ services and APIs which are then plugged into dozens of other services and whenever those are compromised I have to track down every single one. They say "rotate your keys" but what happens when you completely forget that the keys exist or that they are in an old project? IDK man this really sucks

2 key takeaways from vitaliks talk > Proofs are cypherpunk, backdoors are cringe Zero-knowledge only has soundness breaks (attacker gains unlimited mint of credentials) but never a privacy break where you can uncover identity > Pseudonyms are out, action by action anonymity is in His reasoning is that with AI it's hard to maintain a pseudonym as a single slip up as small as writing ticks will get you caught This is maybe the main point i disagreed with; imagine if satoshi had to create a new identity for every post he made on bitcoins future The aspect of building up a (pseudonymous) reputation over time that gives continuity and a network and makes people take you seriously can't be replicated when every action is anonymous right?

UPDATE: Since our last update, two more countries have reported disruptions to supermarket refrigeration systems, bringing the total to seven countries affected across Europe. 🇸🇪 Sweden and 🇧🇪 Belgium appear to be among the hardest-hit countries, with multiple supermarket chains and stores experiencing significant disruptions and food losses. 🇱🇺 Luxembourg has also reported incidents affecting Delhaize stores. 🇮🇪 Ireland has seen refrigeration disruptions at 13 SuperValu stores, forcing chilled and frozen products to be removed. 🇳🇱 The Netherlands has reported incidents at at least 17 businesses, primarily smaller retailers, butcher shops and food-storage facilities. 🇪🇪 Estonia reported a cyberattack targeting refrigeration controls, with freezer temperatures reportedly reaching +50°C. The incident was detected and addressed within approximately 10 minutes, preventing major damage. 🇫🇮 Finland has reported only minor, limited-scale temperature irregularities in some K Group stores. The situation there appears significantly less severe than in other affected countries.