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A reader asks: Why is capping credit card rates a bad idea? What are other ways we could make rates less insane? President Trump threw out an idea recently to cap credit card rates at 10%. At face value, this sounds like a good idea. Credit card rates for most borrowers are in the 20-30% […]
The Problem: Why LLMs Struggle with Real Codebases LLMs are bad at understanding real codebases. The way we provide context today is fragmented, lossy, and hard to reason about: Pasted files – incomplete, out of context Partial trees – missing critical relationships Large snapshots – overwhelming, hard to navigate Vague summaries – imprecise, unreliable This […]
Since its founding in 2019, GitHub Security Lab has had one primary goal: community-powered security. We believe that the best way to improve software security is by sharing knowledge and tools, and by using open source software so that everybody is empowered to audit the code and report any vulnerabilities that they find. Six years […]
Protecting user experiences is at the core of every good product. No one wants to enjoy something once just to have a poor interaction the next time you go to use it. Here at Stack Overflow we are dedicating time and resources to the improvement of user experiences, particularly where malicious content and system distributions […]
Other Great Packing Cubes Photograph: Kat Merck Shacke Pak Packing Cubes for $29 (set of 8): These were pretty good quality for an Amazon brand; there’s a sturdy handle and the material is slightly thicker than other packing cubes at this price point. I like the mix of mesh for breathability and opaque fabric for […]
The Ricoh GR IV Monochrome now has a price and is already up for preorder. The dedicated black-and-white camera, based on the standard GR IV with a fixed 28mmm-equivalent lens, will cost $2,199.95 — a $700 premium over the GR IV. Ricoh first announced the GR IV Monochrome was being made back in October, and […]
India’s top court has ruled against Tiger Global in a tax case stemming from its Flipkart exit during Walmart’s 2018 takeover, a decision that strengthens New Delhi’s ability to challenge offshore treaty structures and could raise tax risk for global funds counting on predictable exits from one of the world’s fastest-growing major markets. On Thursday, […]
There have been numerous 16-pin power connector blow-ups recorded by customers over the past few years on both consumer gaming cards and prosumer cards — and now this badly-designed connector saga has also (sort of) hit datacenter GPUs. Resident repair technician northwestrepair recently published a YouTube video of themself fixing a dead $30,000 H200 Hopper […]
from the absolute-preventable-failures dept Meet the new year, same as the old year, at least as far as America’s measles problem goes. We talked a lot about this disease last year, and for good reason. In RFK Jr.’s first year as Secretary of HHS, America managed to suffer its worst measles infection count since 1991. […]
Hadlee Simons / Android Authority TL;DR A Redditor has claimed that Samsung is artificially restricting UWB functionality for third-party tracker tags. The user asserted that third-party tags like the Moto Tag don’t benefit from precision finding and augmented reality features. Meanwhile, some Galaxy owners found that third-party tags worked fine, but that uninstalling and reinstalling […]
