I have the same issue since for ever (and update by hand because of it). I always assumed it is because it gets confused by me using Volta for node/npm version management and Volta‘s shim masking where Claude Code is globally installed.

Alternative name suggestion: prompt-injection-toolkit

I think there are still _a lot_ of use cases that are currently prohibitively expensive for which increased efficiency will immediately induce matching demand.

Fair point. I think the lagging indicator is how much alternate models are becoming capable using less horsepower.

What exactly does it mean to invest 3.2B€ in Germany? Does it mean this is actually spend in Germany - as in for goods and services produced in Germany, or does it mean they order an astonishing amount of GPUs at Nvidia and put them into the Frankfurt region because that's just one of the most popular regions latency wise to serve Europe?

Darkbeam was acquired by apexanalytix only two days ago. [0] Hope they are still happy with their purchase...

[0] https://www.darkbeam.com/blog/apexanalytix-acquires-darkbeam

Have you read the whole thing? It says it is not at all clear that this will save lives. It also could cause an eruption.

This is HN. No-one reads the whole thing. Some don't even read the beginning!

He didn’t build this. This is a repl.co bounty project he paid for.

Isn’t the payload of most marketing websites majority image content size-wise?

Majority of the bytes? Yes. Majority of the requests? Usually not. Majority of the caches miss bytes? Probably not.

There are probably exceptions, but even the most graphically heavy sites have a decent amount of HTML, CSS, and JS content. This is probably due to Google bot not appreciating excessive image use. Marketing folk typically listen very closely to whatever Google dictates.

In Germany the hospitalization rates is what now indicates Covid protection measures and they surged in recent weeks.

The official numbers:

https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus...

Your link has outdated hospitalization data.

https://www.zeit.de/wissen/aktuelle-corona-zahlen-karte-deut...

Do i interpret it correctly, that the hospitalization is at it's all time high right now?

Yup, exactly! Nothing to see ger, go ahead, we want to be all surprised again.

Do you really think these things can be solved by surveillance? I doubt people like you are describing are deterred by that and I don’t think DHS will start hunting possible homeless beggars because they have recordings.

What actually increases safety and one of the reason public transport was / felt safer in the past is more personal. If there are train guards on the ride or platform managers at the station, they can actually intervene. No surveillance necessary. But that obviously requires way more public transport funding.

Stuff like this happens: https://www.sfgate.com/crime/article/BART-takeover-robbery-5...

Hard to imagine how to solve it without surveillance.

> Hard to imagine how to solve it without surveillance.

Really? Hopefully not

How about giving support for people who need it? How about giving teens options to do something else than roam the streets and gang up? How about giving support to stop generational drug use? How about showing these kids that they have a brighter future ahead if they choose to act on it? How about figuring out how to fix the massive polarisation of opinions, beliefs, income, opportunities etc.?

Sure, get to work on that.

In the mean time, I'd just like to be able to ride BART without getting mugged.

according to that article, the train and station already had surveillance cameras. the current post and comment thread are about surveillance microphones; how would that help with the investigation in your article, where we can reasonably assume that the robbers were shouting things like "open your bag" and "give me your wallet", and interview witnesses to confirm our assumption?