Andrej Svenke
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Andrej Svenke gefällt dasAndrej Svenke gefällt dasSSH'd into one of my servers today and was greeted by Ubuntu's customary login banner: "0 updates can be applied immediately. 22 additional security updates can be applied with ESM Apps." Translation: "Your machine has 22 known unpatched vulnerabilities. We have the patches. We will not give them to you until you create an account, generate a token, and run pro attach. Yes, the account is free for personal use up to five machines. No, that doesn't make this less weird." @Canonical has effectively built a security disclosure model where they sit on patches for software you're already running and use them as a lead-gen channel. The externality (your unpatched box potentially scanning ports, brute-forcing SSH, or relaying spam) lands on the rest of the internet, not on Canonical's quarterly numbers. Debian's team, meanwhile, just ships the patches. No account, with no nag. So "maintaining old software costs money, someone has to pay" isn't a defense of the model, it's a description of one specific company's choice. I don't have a clean answer. But "we know how the lock is broken, please subscribe to learn more" is an interesting business model for a Linux distribution to land on, and I'd love to hear someone at Canonical defend it without using the word "sustainability."
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Andrej Svenke gefällt dasAndrej Svenke gefällt dasMes kviečiame smalsius studentus dalyvauti vasaros stovykloje. Tai 5 dienų intensyvi inžinerinė - kūrybinė stovykla, kurioje dirbsi su realiu technologiniu iššūkiu - nuo idėjos iki veikiančio sprendimo. Dirbsi tarpdisciplininėje komandoje kartu su IT (programavimo), elektronikos, mechanikos ir fizikos studentais, padedamas Light Conversion inžinierių. https://lnkd.in/dhebc-jk
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Andrej Svenke gefällt dasAndrej Svenke gefällt dasNormally I don't post serious stuff on Linkedin, because normally I don't have anything significant to share. But this story really got me to the point I want to share. #AI #Anthropic #Claude #GDPR
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Andrej Svenke gefällt dasAndrej Svenke gefällt dasThanks Hermitage Solutions Baltics for giving me an opportunity to present at #CyberSecRoadshow in Vilnius. Congrats on the 20 year anniversary Hermitage Solutions Baltics, keep it strong !
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Andrej Svenke gefällt dasAndrej Svenke gefällt dasGoodbye Delivery Hero , it was a good 4 years full of challenging projects, getting to know smart and interesting people from all over the world and, most importantly, having the chance to impact their lives I wish all the best to both the Global Search Tribe and the Global ML Platform team. I feel especially thankful to Boris von Loesch Dr. Tillmann Neben Hasan Burak YEL Liliane Olmos Akash Sethi Breno Costa Dima Shusharin Aybüke Kayacı Miguel R. Aleksandar Angeloski . The Berlin IT world is small, so, see you around!
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Andrej Svenke gefällt dasHey! I'll be at NeurIPS in San Diego this week presenting our SWE-rebench paper. I'm also giving a talk on the infrastructure behind SWE-rebench on Wed, Dec 3 at 12:30 next to the Nebius booth. Let’s connect in person. I'll be happy to chat about: - scaling of RL envs, especially SWE envs - code sandboxes - RL training stack - training orchestration, recovery, schedulingAndrej Svenke gefällt dasSoftware Engineering (SWE) agents are pushing the limits of what LLMs can do, but researching them at scale requires building and running thousands of containers. At #NeurIPS2025, Simon Karasik, Infrastructure Lead, AI R&D at Nebius, will share insights on the infrastructure powering large-scale experimentation with SWE agents. 🧩 Session: Behind SWE-rebench: infrastructure to build massive datasets of SWE tasks 📅 Wed Dec 3 at 12:30 pm PST 📍 San Diego, CA Discover how Nebius scaled beyond single-host limits to orchestrate thousands of containerized SWE tasks in parallel, enabling the creation of datasets like SWE-rebench and SWE-bench-extra. Don’t miss this look behind the infrastructure shaping the next generation of SWE agent research. #NeurIPS #AIResearch #SoftwareEngineering #LLM #Agents
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Learning How to Learn: Powerful mental tools to help you master tough subjects
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Introduction To Computer Science: Building A Search Engine (highest distinction)
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