Damn wild, and you grew up in Bali?
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Software Supply Chain Attacks: Prevention and Future Threats
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(Re futuresearch.ai/blog/litellm-pypi-supply-chain-attack/ and other supply-chain attacks. There will be more) [Translated from EN to English]
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Excitement to bring Codex to more developers
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The US is way way way more strict in who they let into their country Which is the same MENA or South Asian countries of origins have the good immigrants ending up in US and the bad ending up in Europe because Europe sucks at filtering out the bad Look at the CEOs of Google,
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GitHub LiteLLM Exploit Comments Mystery Explained
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Anyone got any theories as to why there are hundreds of comments like this on the GitHub issue reporting the exploit? https://
github.com/BerriAI/litell
m/issues/24512
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LiteLLM Package Quarantined on PyPI After Security Compromise
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Thankfully the LiteLLM package has now been marked as "quarantined" on PyPI so attempting to install the compromised update via pip et al shouldn't work
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SEAL: From Demo to Production, Concrete AI Engineering
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Most AI demos work. Most AI systems don't. SEAL (@AI21Labs' Solutions Engineering & Architecture Lab) exists to close that gap working with your engineers, not just handing over docs. Sound familiar? Let's talk. [Translated from EN to English]
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FlashAttention-4 Release Bridges Gap Between Research and Production
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FlashAttention-4 in the official release is huge. The gap between research implementations and production-ready code keeps shrinking. Also nice to see MPS getting more love, Apple Silicon users have been waiting.
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New York AI Agents Workshop with Harrison on April 16
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New York // AI Agents Workshop with Harrison AI engineers—join us on April 16 for a hands-on workshop exploring how developers build production AI agents today. Hear Harrison’s take on the current state of AI agents, and collaborate with fellow engineers on agent
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Multi-Agent Software Engineering: Branch-and-Merge Coordination Strategies
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As long-horizon software engineering tasks grow in complexity, a single agent can no longer finish the tasks alone — effective multi-agent collaboration becomes necessary. This leads to a natural question: how can multiple agents be coordinated to asynchronously collaborate over a shared artifact in an effective way? We answer this question in our new preprint: Effective Strategies for Asynchronous Software Engineering Agents! We suggest that to coordinate multiple software engineering agents, branch-and-merge is the key coordination mechanism, and that human SWE primitives like git worktree, git commit, and git merge are all you need to support it. (1/n)
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HF Buckets as General-Purpose S3 Alternative Solution
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> Can HF Buckets be used a general-purpose alternative to S3 yes