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Ilya Sutskever "at the center" of Altman firing?(twitter.com)
341 points by apsec112 | 390 comments
Kara Swisher post on X reporting sources say Ilya Sutskever was at the center of Sam Altman's firing from OpenAI amid tensions over role and influence.
When you lose the ability to write, you also lose some of your ability to think(twitter.com)
874 points by blueridge | 532 comments
Paul Graham Twitter thread observing people rapidly switching to ChatGPT for writing and warning that losing the ability to write erodes thinking.
The NSA Invented Bitcoin?(twitter.com)
69 points by wslh | 27 comments
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The Twitter API is now effectively unmaintained(snarfed.org)
363 points by edent | 461 comments
Ryan Barrett's blog post arguing the Twitter API is effectively unmaintained, citing the decline of Twitter employee posts on the developer forum.
We used an AI agent to fix an open-source bug. Someone asked to ban us(github.com)
9 points by maxcr | 2 comments
A GitHub pull request to the VisiData project submitted using an AI agent to fix a bug, which drew a request to ban the contributors.
Is Telegram really an encrypted messaging app?(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
523 points by md224 | 473 comments
Blog post by cryptographer Matthew Green examining whether Telegram actually qualifies as an encrypted messaging app, given its default lack of end-to-end encryption.
An algorithmic failure beneath the secret ballot(blog.citp.princeton.edu)
97 points by leecoursey | 73 comments
A CITP Blog post by Max Springer examining an algorithmic flaw that can undermine secret ballot privacy in Georgia elections.
Cryptographers solve decades-old privacy problem(nautil.us)
324 points by Brajeshwar | 124 comments
Nautilus article by Madison Goldberg on cryptographers' advance toward fully private database lookups and internet searches (private information retrieval).
Let me pay for Firefox(discourse.mozilla.org)
673 points by csmantle | 513 comments
A Mozilla Discourse community forum post by a longtime supporter arguing that Mozilla should let users pay for Firefox to fund its development.











