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Machine Learning in Linux: Speech Note

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Speech Note lets you take, read and translate notes in multiple languages. It combines the power of Speech to Text, Text to Speech and Machine Translation. Text and voice processing takes place entirely offline, locally on your computer, without using a network connection. Enhanced privacy is always a big advantage with self-hosted software.

Source: LXer – Machine Learning in Linux: Speech Note

[$] The bogus CVE problem

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The “Common Vulnerabilities and
Exposures” (CVE) system was launched late
in the previous century (September 1999) to track vulnerabilities in
software. Over the years since, it has had a somewhat checkered
reputation, along with some some attempts to
replace it, but CVE numbers are still the only effective way to track
vulnerabilities. While that can certainly be useful, the
CVE-assignment (and severity scoring) process is not without its problems.
The prominence of CVE numbers, and the consequent increase in
“reputation” for a reporter, have combined to create a system that can
be—and is—actively gamed. Meanwhile, the organizations that oversee the
system are ultimately not doing a particularly stellar job.

Source: LWN.net – [$] The bogus CVE problem

Morgan Stanley values Tesla's super-hyped supercomputer at up to $500B

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Musk snaps up Nvidia GPUs even as he builds Dojo. Finance bods foresee SaaSy AI, rivers of cashTesla’s forthcoming Dojo supercomputer could add as much as $500 billion to the automaker’s valuation – which currently sits at $875 billion – according to a Morgan Stanley Research note.…

Source: LXer – Morgan Stanley values Tesla’s super-hyped supercomputer at up to 0B