Google says Carbon scored 88.2% on SEC-bench Pro, a test for detecting vulnerabilities in real programs. The idea is that the model can uncover complex flaws within a large codebase, where looking at a single file is not enough. But finding something suspicious does not yet tell us how urgent
Gemini 4 Carbon is Google’s new model for detecting vulnerabilities, checking whether they can be exploited, and generating software patches. What do the tests say, and who will get access first?
A screenshot can describe a task; the hard part is finishing it.
GPT-6.1 Terra promises to understand what is on screen and act across applications. What can it do, and how much does it cost to use through the API?
What if a capsule returning from space could deliver a survival kit to someone lost at sea?
Here is my counterpoint. In my view, the time it takes to complete an orbit does not let us calculate how long this kit would take to reach a particular shipwreck survivor. If a rocket has to be launched, preparation matters; if the payload is already stored, its location and when it can descend matter. After that, the module would still have to be located
Starfall and SpaceX are testing a reentry capsule to deliver water, a life raft, and emergency supplies to people adrift at sea. Could it arrive in time for a sea rescue?
Does a published proof mean a discovery has already been confirmed? Not necessarily.
Entire introduces Trails, a Git platform for teams developing with AI agents. Discover how it tracks every push, automated evaluation, and merge requirement.
It reports 418 pushes per second, compared with 4.7 for GitHub and 65 for Cursor Origin, under its test scenario. That is where the headline of up to 89 times faster than GitHub comes from. Yes, but it measures pushes in that specific test. It does not mean a team will compile, review, or deploy 89 times faster. Nor is it an
Why does Task Manager also freeze when Windows is slow? Execution priority can help, but it is not always enough to regain control.
The computer almost grinds to a halt. You try to open Task Manager to stop the program causing the problem, but Task Manager is also slow to respond. Raymond Chen asks a very specific question in The Old New Thing: why doesn’t Windows give high priority to that tool and the taskb
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