[-] UpperBroccoli 8 points 1 day ago

Nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

[-] UpperBroccoli 20 points 1 day ago

Oh right, opening our train network to competition even more is going to fix our broken rail network that suffers from decades of neglect? The very neglect the unions have critized again and again and again?

Right, that sounds totally plausible.

[-] UpperBroccoli 20 points 1 day ago

As expected, this article is frustratingly devoid of detail.

The flaws identified do not concern a cryptographic standard currently in use today, which means that modern banking and communication systems are not subject to immediate potential intrusions from A.I. Instead, Anthropic’s technology cracked a watered-down version of an algorithm for Advanced Encryption Standard, or A.E.S., a ubiquitous protocol that safeguards web traffic, wireless networks, data storage and more.

So what does that mean, that it was unleashed at AES-ECB?

“Given that we are constantly underestimating the power and time of availability of future models, are we really comfortable that two years from now strong encryption won’t be threatened?” said Glenn S. Gerstell, the former general counsel at the National Security Agency.

“Mathematicians would tell you that it shouldn’t be possible given current computing powers to break strong encryption in any meaningful time,” added Mr. Gerstell, who helped write a report on cryptology in 2022. “But I don’t think the capabilities of future models in the medium term — before quantum computing or quantum-proof cryptography — should be dismissed as trivial in this context.”

What a load of horse hockey.

[-] UpperBroccoli 5 points 1 day ago

Das würde ja nur was nützen, wenn die Schulen auch funktionierende Computer hätten....

[-] UpperBroccoli 2 points 1 day ago

Hast Du den Artikel gelesen?

[-] UpperBroccoli 3 points 2 days ago

... and pay NYC rent, so good luck with that.

[-] UpperBroccoli 3 points 2 days ago

"far-left surge". I cannot even.

[-] UpperBroccoli 2 points 2 days ago

I also have to wonder what their source of English was

Well, you would pick something like that up eventually if you were living in an English-speaking country. But we are talking about a continental European country that has fully dubbed TV so unless you travel a lot, you do not really come in contact with this sort of expression.

[-] UpperBroccoli 2 points 3 days ago

I actually had a really funny moment at a business telephone conference back in the days. I was sitting there with my colleges, all non-native English speakers, and we were talking to some guys in the US. One of our people was not in the call, and one of the 'mericans said "Yeah, he's the shit".

My guys went apeshit over this, fucking livid, and all my best attempts to cool them down and explain what the 'mericans meant were in vain. The 'mericans, meanwhile, had no idea (none!) what all the commotion was all about.

After the call, I calmly tried to explain the conceptual difference between "shit" and "the shit" again to my guys, but I do not believe they ever understood it or even believed me.

[-] UpperBroccoli 5 points 3 days ago

The right answer is neither a nor b nor c nor d, but "beer with tzatziki".

[-] UpperBroccoli 12 points 5 days ago

So viel kann man gar nicht fressen, wie man kotzen muss. Und das ausgerechnet ihr ehemaliger Arbeitgeber sich jetzt so großspurig und hochzufrieden zu dem Gesetz äußert, das setzt dem ganzen noch das Krönchen auf.

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