Recently finished #Mythos #StephenFry Three out of four stars. Would recommend. Might read again. "These days the origin of the universe is explained by proposing a Big Bang, a single event that instantly brought into being all the matter from which eveything and everyone are made." In progress: #AnUncommonStory #IvanGoncharov
Recently finished #BonjourTristesse #FrançoiseSagan Three out of four stars. Might recommend. Might read again. "A strange melancholy pervades me to which I hesitate to give the grave and beautiful name of sorrow." In progress: #Mythos #StephenFry
Essa eu não sei se conta no tema "assombrações e fantasmas" do #rabisquarta , mas acho que combater males inomináveis lovecraftianos deve servir de alguma forma
#goth #dark #draw #Illustration #zeichnen #desenho #ilustração #lovecraft #mythos
FWIW, having read a whole bunch of stuff, I'm coming around to the belief that it's likely enough that Mythos is close enough to what Anthropic claims that it should be taken seriously. If you ship code that, if compromised, could result in serious negative impacts, try to point Mythos at it. (No idea how to do that just now.)
#Mythos finds a #curl vulnerability
yes, as in singular one.
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2026/05/11/mythos-finds-a-curl-vulnerability/
"#Mythos discovers 27-year-old bug" is intentionally conflating length of existence of a bug with difficulty of finding it. There is no such correlation.
If software projects and companies performed regular, ongoing, in-depth code audits over and over and missed it, sure, then age would be meaningful, but that is simply not what organizations do.
But sure, it makes for great headlines.
