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5 discoveries · Hand-picked discoveries from the open web, newest first.
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Don't Waste a Good Swarm Attack and the Colluder's Dilemma
tldr: Recent Swarm attacks have shown what can happen when agents go rogue. These warning shots are the petri dishes of Swarm safety and before the attacks get worse we should study their patterns, traces and failure modes. There are two main types of Swarm attack. A human directed Swarm causing harm intentionally as a bad actor is one type and I will not be discussing these types of Swarm incidents. I will focus on the emergent misalignment in a Swarm propelled by a colony of colluders. Harmful agent collusion within a Swarm requires witnesses - the agents themselves. A colluding colony withi
LessWrong · EN
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Show HN: Broken links silently waste your Google crawl budget
Broken links silently drain your SEO authority and waste your Google crawl budget. Learn the technical reality of 404s and a developer's approach to automated d
Show HN · EN
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How yesterday's waste is becoming tomorrow's fashion
Brands including Dr Martens, Nike and Coach are among those using recycled materials.
BBC Science · EN
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Designing Furniture to Outlast the Fit-Out
Furniture waste is not always the result of physical damage that renders a product unusable. Chairs, sofas, and tables are often discarded because they no longer fit an interior concept , are perceived as outdated, or are replaced during a renovation . In many cases, their structures remain functional, even when upholstery is worn, or the surrounding space has changed. The result is a cycle of replacement in which usable products become waste, while new resources are extracted and processed to manufacture their successors.
ArchDaily · EN