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Sep 12, 2026
Switzerland ditches Windows, Omarchy now raised $18.5M
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12:02NickHOST
The file indexer of KDE, called Baloo, now also ignores Btrfs snapshots when they're stored in your home user directory because there's no reason to index a snapshot when you already indexed the actual, uh, recent version of a file.
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12:14NickHOST
SVG images are cached faster and will use less VRAM while being cached.
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12:19NickHOST
Large images no longer fail to paste to the clipboard, which is an issue I have had in the past trying to copy giant four-K images and pasting them immediately afterwards.
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12:28NickHOST
You only sometimes get a part of the image, and you need to re-paste it, recopy it, re-paste it again for it to work.
World Models: How Games Could Teach AI Reality | David Klindt
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60:13David KlindtGUEST
So you have a description, a list of numbers of what's where, what things are they, like a net.
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60:22David KlindtGUEST
Like an SVG, you know, like it tells you what's where, and then you throw that at your rendering engine and you get an image.
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60:28David KlindtGUEST
And one way people thought of this a couple of years ago is that they called this problem inverse rendering.
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60:34David KlindtGUEST
You get the image and you predict back what were the parameters? What are the objects? Where are they? What's the positions? What are the rays? What are the textures? Et cetera.
Ed Bayes - Designing 6 months into the future at OpenAI
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21:00Ed BayesGUEST
You know, test it for these flows.
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21:01Ed BayesGUEST
Does it work for that flow? If not, like, where are the areas that it kinda falls apart? It really depends on the feature, but for this, like a lot of, like, kind of quite in the weeds of like, okay, a bunch of these, like, interactions don't really work, so maybe sometimes it draws like SVGs instead of, you know, icons, so maybe you can give it like a little bit more guidance there.
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21:16Ed BayesGUEST
Or sometimes it kind of strays from our token system.
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21:19Ed BayesGUEST
Again, maybe you can kinda give it a, a bit of guidance there.
What’s Up Docs? w/ PJ Onori | Wireframe Live
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50:45Don D'AmatoHOST
Like I mentioned the, uh, the JSON LD thing in particular, uh, as a direction to potentially help me out in like asset management.
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50:57Don D'AmatoHOST
Uh, so like, you know, just, you know, putting up fonts somewhere in a CDN, putting up SVGs, putting up, uh, you know, images and stuff like that on the CDNs for them to get, to, to, to be able to be grabbed.
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51:08PJ OnoriGUEST
Yeah.
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51:08Don D'AmatoHOST
And you would want some standard out there that says, "Hey, here's the manifest of stuff that's up there-
One Empty Field: The Email Security Bypass Letting Attackers Impersonate Your Executives
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10:04John DilgenHOST
Document and file sharing notifications were really the most common we saw, followed by things like payment requests, procurement invitations, loan and investment offers, and some meeting invitations as well.
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10:16John DilgenHOST
Another important thing to call out is that multiple cases we observed used an SVG attachment or really just a graphic file, and this was presented as a voicemail recording.
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10:29John DilgenHOST
And the reason why it's notable is because the SVG files render in the browser, so it's difficult for many security products to handle them and detect on them consistently.
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10:40Alexandra MooreHOST
Yeah, and I think another important aspect that we should just touch on at this point is the targeting, right? So I think in the report we mentioned that in this recent campaign they were targeting executives also, and, and that's similar to what we've seen before with this type of technique.
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10:55John DilgenHOST
Yeah, it certainly was.
S1E41: Make Wednesdays Weird Again
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17:58Will KingHOST
And so I've like been building an app that does like turns gradients and like designs and stuff into like print ready patterns, like halftone or dither or like other like cross hatching patterns and such.
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18:15Will KingHOST
To where like I can upload an SVG of a design and I can like create custom like screen printing designs that like export directly to like files that can be sent to a printer.
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18:30Will KingHOST
So like that's been a fun project to work on because it's just like one of those perfect examples in my mind of, hey, like you can do a lot in all of these main projects.
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18:41Will KingHOST
like mainstream design tools, but there are these like little edge cases like this where it's like, okay, well now that I want to turn this like SVG pattern that I've come up with into something that can be done in this very specific manufacturing process, like, I don't have to try and do that with these like tools within, like, I can just like vibe an app and just say like, Hey, give me the tools I need to like do this.
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19:08Will KingHOST
And it just can make it for me.
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19:10Will KingHOST
It's so great.
#99 Robin: Fable 5.1’s Price Trap, Gemini 3.8’s Coding Upset, and the Dark Side of OpenAI Astra
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6:58RobinGUEST
The pure output quality in the tests was undeniably excellent.
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7:02RobinGUEST
The model generated a structurally brilliant SVG image from scratch, but generating that single vector image cost $4.35. And
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7:10speaker_0HOST
it took 18 painful minutes to fully generate.
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7:13RobinGUEST
Yeah.
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10:33RobinGUEST
Exactly.
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10:34speaker_0HOST
The independent hands-on tests completely back this up too.
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10:37RobinGUEST
For that same SVG image test, it was incredibly efficient.
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10:41RobinGUEST
The API call cost just nine cents to run.
531: How AI Saved Our Lost Podcast Recording
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31:56Frank KruegerHOST
You know, HTML has canvas.
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31:58Frank KruegerHOST
It has SVG.
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32:00Frank KruegerHOST
It can has logic.
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32:01Frank KruegerHOST
Um, sure.
The AI Race Has a Leaderboard | Arena CEO Anastasios Angelopoulos
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12:55Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
And so they're creating all of these like wacky ways of measuring them.
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12:58Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
We were all like for the last year on Twitter looking at pelicans riding bicycles because people were making benchmarks around SVGs.
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13:06Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
You know what I'm talking about, right? The pelican riding the bicycle? No.
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13:10Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
Well, there was this common benchmark that was made, you know, as a particular individual who likes benchmarking things, and made a pelican riding a bicycle.
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13:56Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
Now I think that benchmark has been saturated because it's made us wait.
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13:59Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
It's the training data.
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14:00Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
Now people know how to generate SVGs and Pelicans riding bicycles, but people will create all sorts of like random little tests and toys examples.
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14:08Anastasios AngelopoulosGUEST
But what it doesn't speak to is real user value.
9.5.26 | OpenAI agent message board, Fermat's Last Theorem formalized, Chromium sandbox RCE exploited
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12:51denolfeHOST
In the comments, the community mainly expressed skepticism about Astra's value given its cost, with many pointing out that its higher price does not always translate into better value for typical tasks.
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13:01denolfeHOST
There was a notable focus on benchmarking differences, SVG generation quality, and AI model behavior in rendering images and designs.
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13:10denolfeHOST
The dominant view was that Astra was more expensive and not clearly more effective than cheaper alternatives like Sol, with some users questioning whether its improvements outweigh the costs.
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13:20denolfeHOST
The discussion also emphasized concerns over model training specifics and the transparency of security and data policies.
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