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Daily Edition · Page 2

THE DAILY INDEX

Technology, AI, software, security, crypto and business

PROGRAMMING, DESIGN & DATA SCIENCE

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MIRROR: AN LLM-POWERED PROGRAMMING-BY-EXAMPLE PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

Programming-by-example is a technique where users provide examples of the outcome they want and the system generates code that can perform it. Mirror is a proof-of-concept AI-powered programming language that only allows programming-by-example. Users define functions through a set of example input-output pairs. Everything must be expressed through examples. This post explains how Mirror works and provides examples and links to resources.

austinhenley.com · 4 min

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T-MOBILE HACKED IN MASSIVE CHINESE BREACH OF TELECOM NETWORKS

A Chinese cyber-espionage operation successfully gained entry into multiple US and international telecommunications companies, including T-Mobile. The months-long operation aimed to spy on the cellphone communications of high-value intelligence targets. Attackers were able to access cellphone lines used by senior national security and policy officials across the US government, stealing call logs, unencrypted texts, and some audio from targets. The hackers were able to access information from systems maintained by the carriers to comply with US surveillance requests.

links.tldrnewsletter.com · 2 min

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APPLE SMELLS BLOOD IN THE WATER

Apple is making moves to take advantage of Adobe's struggling public perception. Its recent strong push back into creative applications is providing users with good alternatives and unbeatable performance. There were rumors that Apple shuttered the development of Aperture to give Adobe Lightroom the space it needed to take over the photography industry. Adobe has recently been courting Windows aggressively, which may be why Apple has decided to increase investment in its creative applications.

petapixel.com · 4 min

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