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I've read the article describing the attack, and my very first thought was utter surprise that the entire attack chain started with someone accepting a shared vault from a stranger via social media (linked in and similar). That seems really, really strange to me.

I've never shared a vault - but if I did, I'd probably do so as a git repo of markdown files.

It would be interesting to see a blog post from Obsidian about "good hygiene for sharing vaults".

There are also git repos of examples[2] and tools[3]

Thanks for the link, _doctor_love

[1] https://lamport.azurewebsites.net/ [2] https://github.com/tlaplus/Examples [3] https://github.com/tlaplus/tlaplus/

I mostly use llms individually, so this is a real blind spot for me. But I might convinced to share a corpus of memories between developers if it ever becomes practical.

But for now aren’t context windows still sometimes smaller than the task at hand… so those “llm memories” take the form of literal documentation???

The closer llm memories get to native format, i.e: stored tokenized content, don’t we lose compatibility between setups anyhow. What if you’re using fp16, and I’m using nvfp4?

Every lithium battery in use today is susceptible to dendrites. One of the promises of solid state batteries is more safety, not less.

> … all struggles will be powered by outright sexual sadism.

If that’s where we’re heading, how about a different title and at least a little heads up in the introduction?

Personally, I wouldn’t have wasted my time.

But yeah, your point stands.

The name jai is very taken[1]... names matter.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jai_(programming_language)

Why on earth is the parent comment downvoted? the title of the TFA asks a question. This statement directly answers that question. Seems very on-topic.

(Author of Midnight’s children)

System 76 already has Pop!_OS. Lenovo.com/linux will redirect you to a list of linux compatible lenovo laptops that's a mile long.

you've ruled out the entire NXP ecosystem, the entire Nvidia Jetson ecosystem, the entire AMD/FPGA/Zynq ecosystem, even perfectly good options like beagle-board .... who else?

incidentally, you've also ruled out this project - as they are using an M7 microcontroller to meet their hard-real-time timing constraints...