Quite the opposite, Google actively featured this hallucination. Hilarious.

But what can one do now? It's no longer inaccurate :-)

IBM AIX's Unix domain datagram socket implementation could potentially expose applications using Unix domain datagram sockets with SO_PEERID operation and may lead to privilege escalation. CVSS Base score: 8.1

In-depth explanation how Windows 11 improves interoperability of x86_64 and arm64 code under emulation.

The research paper has shown the existence of a vulnerability in the German eID scheme, posing a significant risk to all services relying on the eID, especially those handling sensitive data such as insurances, banks, and government services.

The vulnerability has the CVE-ID CVE-2024–23674 and a CVSS rating of 9.7 (Critical)

A bank account has been successfully opened in the name of a victim at a major German bank.

Without the next element of the "Look-and-say sequence", 312211, for the example in the title there can also be rules that yield 111111211, or one of: (221211, 111211, 121211, 211211)

Atwood's Law at its finest.

Adding GraalVM native-image support required a little more hand-holding than expected, but is now available with version 1.1.0.

The project can now also compile itself. Exciting times.

Thanks! I will try experimenting with release 1.1.0 sometime.

I've just released version 1.1.0 with support for JDK21 (run with Java 11 or newer) as well as GraalVM native-image. Give it a try.

I have the JDK21 compiler working now (it's on github, but not released yet).

Funny enough, you can compile Java 21 code from Java 11 now :)

If you're interested in testing this, please let me know by opening a ticket on Github. Cheers!

That's a great idea! I also ran into errorprone problems myself.

Working on a JDK21 compiler port right now...