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I’ve seen some local Portland talent before, but Brazier Julius takes the cake.
I’ve seen some local Portland talent before, but Brazier Julius takes the cake.
Anthropic’s IPO filing is revealing tons of juicy information
It’s long been known that people trying to remain anonymous have been betrayed by the silent hum of the electrical grid that gets unintentionally recorded in your audio and video clips. But now, there’s an even new one. You can be betrayed by planes going by – even if they are pretty much inaudible to you. The sound even travels through walls.
colsto shows us how anyone can isolate the sound of planes you have inaudibly recorded in your voice or video clips can reveal your location. He uses a filter to isolate the doppler curve of planes, uses open data sources to get flight paths and flight data, then examines the doppler curves of the plane passing to reconstruct enough of the plane’s probable path near you to find matches. And it’s shockingly accurate.
Even more frightening – you usually cannot even hear the planes in the recordings. Poor quality cell phone mics and data compression, running high pass and other filters usually doesn’t remove them either.
With the proliferation of AI/LLM models analyzing the Linux kernel, there has been a surge in the number of CVEs per kernel release. A usual number is around 500 CVEs fixed per release, releases are now approaching 2,000 CVEs fixed.

SemiAnalysis does an amazing disassembly and analysis of Intel’s Panther Lake. They go over all the new tech: backside power delivery (BSPDN), gate-all-around (GAA) transistors, and 18A RibbonFET. It’s one of the best analysis’ I’ve seen of modern CPU process technology. (Reddit discussion)


Most items on the Internet Archive are downloadable, but some are not. Some you have to check out for a period of time and they don’t always have a download button.
Elementdavv created a Firefox plugin that adds that button back and it works pretty well.
If everything you know about AI was what you learned up to 6 months or more ago, you’ve missed the revolution. Better Stack summarizes a Linear AI report.
More people are ending their bug bounty programs. Most cite because there’s been a flood of AI generated bug reports.
Many early bug bounty programs cited a flood of worthless AI generated reports, but that is increasingly becoming less true. Curl originally stopped in January because of a flood of low-quality AI-generated submissions that was rarely a bug, but now the tide has turned and Curl’s Daniel Stenberg is now getting good quality bug reports. Everyone from Microsoft to the Linux have had dramatic 2x-10x increases in CVE fixes each release.
So, I suspect everyone is trying to absorb the mass of AI discovered bugs (Project Glasswing) and then we’ll likely return to a more normal bug bounty environment. That pre-supposes the number of bugs AI finds will actually decrease over the next few months…
We like it when we vibe-code your apps, but not when you do it.
It does leave people like Microsoft in a pinch. You want to push how amazing your AI is at generating code and apps; but suddenly realize now everyone can replace your apps with better ones without paying you much of anything.
Or worse, when you fire all your employees and they can all get AI tools like Claude for relatively cheap, or increasingly for free with local LLMs, perhaps your engineers will be the ones going off and making those new companies and ideas – and forget all about you.
Actual sign here in Portland. People wonder why Oregon schools are consistently ranked in the bottom 5 states. Portland Public Schools have had a history of wasted funds, underperformance, and will soon be closing up to 10 schools due to a net population decline for several of the last years as people move away from the widespread homeless problems as well as some of the highest taxes in the country.
I guess it really helps when your teachers are high too.
