Posts by Stefano Zanero
This beast killed my dad, and I can’t wait to celebrate the day human ingenuity will finally eradicate it.
A screenshot of a white-on-black terminal depicting a 19x19 go board in ascii graphics, with empty grid intersections as periods, and black and white as Os and #s
It’s absolutely incredible that one of the largest Japanese-run Go servers, which has been running since 1992, is still accessed entirely via Telnet. And while most players use GUI clients that use Telnet under the hood, you can still connect manually and get ASCII graphics streamed to you
Once more for the people in the back: LAUNCH COSTS ARE THE LEAST OF IT. That’s an economic and capacity problem that might be overcome. The actual problem is HEAT, because that is a challenge in space due to the laws of physics. Why is this even a discussion? What’s the advantage?!
Orgs aiming to implement a Mythos-ready security program when they have a flat network with default creds everywhere and ransomware actors casually logged in.
Don’t even get me started. Signed, a former Alitalia/ITA frequent flyer.
Also students grow up fast :) But then again, you had very little to learn even back in the days, so I am not surprised. Great job!
The New York Times Got Played By A Telehealth Scam And Called It The Future Of AI
Since the New York Times published its semi-viral big profile of Medvi last week — the "AI-powered" telehealth startup that it breathlessly described as a "$1.8 billion company" supposedly run by just two brothers —…
Your leadership and example has inspired people throughout the world; it certainly inspired me! Well deserved and ad maiora!
Mater semper certa, ma in questo caso specifico dubbi non ce ne sarebbero stati comunque
IT support to Major Tom
Outlook's down
There's something wrong
Can you email me Major Tom?
Can you email me Major Tom?
Can you email me Major Tom?
Can you -
This is insane: TeleGuard, a 'secure' chat app downloaded more than a million times, uploads users' private keys, meaning the company can decrypt messages. And anyone can get anyone else's private key by just sending the user ID to the API. Possibly worst ever www.404media.co/a-secure-cha...
NASA Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman faced the most earthly possible conflict while in outer space: his Outlook wasn't working.
Godspeed, Artemis II. Tonight the whole of humanity looked up to the stars.
Non so nemmeno se il titolo sia la cosa peggiore visto il resto. Tremo all’idea di cosa troverai dentro il giornale.
*points silently to nickname*
It’s incredible how quickly OpenAI’s fortunes have shifted. Disney was willing to invest $1B and allow Disney characters to be used to create AI slop videos in Sora just a few months ago.
Now both the deal and Sora are dead. Life comes at you fast.
If you give an LLM full access over your primary computer, I'd love to study your brain.
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All my apes gone
People are losing their jobs to AI, not because of its capabilities, but because of the mere idea of AI. Companies that AI-wash layoffs see short-term gains, but these may translate into long-term losses. Let the great AI washing begin. perilous.tech/the-great-ai...
Nothing in comparison to the money they will burn on misguided “AI” research…
Oh. Who could have possibly predicted this? Except anyone who had already witnessed several failed attempts at the same type of interface including Second Life, of course.
📣 Our paper “On the (In)Security of Loading Machine Learning Models” has been accepted at IEEE S&P 2026 (13% acceptance rate this cycle). (1/5)
👇 Preprint: arxiv.org/abs/2509.06703
#ieeesp #ieeesp26 #ieee #cybersecurity #softwaresecurity #aisecurity #machinelearning #ml #zeroday
Not medical advice but from personal and friends and family experience: a CPAP treats the symptoms. However, a specialist, through an exam called sleep endoscopy, can usually identify underlying causes that can be corrected with “bites” and/or small surgery.
The real problem here (as any engineer can tell you) is that "signing off on AI assisted changes" is not trivial.
You're effectively having to do a review of something you know was written by a toddler. "Looks right at surface level" is a far cry from "is correct."
Good informational thread on the current debate: