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"I turned off the safety feature enabled by default and am surprised when I shot myself in the foot!" sorry but absolutely no sympathy for someone running Antig

"I turned off the safety feature enabled by default and am surprised when I shot myself in the foot!" sorry but absolutely no sympathy for someone running Antigravity in Turbo mode (this is not the default and it clearly states that Antigravity auto-executes Terminal commands) and not even denying the "rmdir" command.

eviks 11mo ago
> it clearly states that Antigravity auto-executes Terminal commands This isn't clarity, that would be stating that it can delete your whole drive without any confirmation in big red letters
- sunaookami 11mo ago
  So that's why products in the USA come with warning labels for every little thing?
  - eviks 11mo ago
    Do you not realize that Google is in the USA and does not have warnings for even huge things like drive deletion?? So, no?
    - sunaookami 11mo ago
      There is literally a warning that it can execute any terminal command without permission. If you are STILL surprised about this you shouldn't go near a computer.
      - eviks 11mo ago
        If you don't understand such simple differences in communication, you shouldn't go near one.
    - criddell 11mo ago
      They don't get that specific, but they do tell you: > [Antigravity] includes goal-oriented AI systems or workflows that perform actions or tasks on your behalf in a supervised or autonomous manner that you may create, orchestrate, or initiate within the Service (“AI Agents”). You are solely responsible for: (a) the actions and tasks performed by an AI Agent; (b) determining whether the use an AI Agent is fit for its use case; (c) authorizing an AI Agent's access and connection to data, applications, and systems; and (d) exercising judgment and supervision when and if an AI Agent is used in production environments to avoid any potential harm the AI Agent may cause.
      - eviks 11mo ago
        and how is this bunch of legalese relevant here?
  - lawn 11mo ago
    "Don't put a cat in the microwave". Person proceeds to put a dog inte the microwave and then is upset that there wasn't a warning about not microwaving your dog.
polotics 11mo ago
I really think the proper term is "YOLO" for "You Only Live Once", "Turbo" is wrong the LLM is not going to run any faster. Please if somebody is listening let's align on explicit terminology and for this YOLO is really perfect. Also works for "You ...and your data. Only Live Once"

eviks 11mo ago

> it clearly states that Antigravity auto-executes Terminal commands This isn't clarity, that would be stating that it can delete your whole drive without any confirmation in big red letters

sunaookami 11mo ago
So that's why products in the USA come with warning labels for every little thing?
- eviks 11mo ago
  Do you not realize that Google is in the USA and does not have warnings for even huge things like drive deletion?? So, no?
  - sunaookami 11mo ago
    There is literally a warning that it can execute any terminal command without permission. If you are STILL surprised about this you shouldn't go near a computer.
    - eviks 11mo ago
      If you don't understand such simple differences in communication, you shouldn't go near one.
  - criddell 11mo ago
    They don't get that specific, but they do tell you: > [Antigravity] includes goal-oriented AI systems or workflows that perform actions or tasks on your behalf in a supervised or autonomous manner that you may create, orchestrate, or initiate within the Service (“AI Agents”). You are solely responsible for: (a) the actions and tasks performed by an AI Agent; (b) determining whether the use an AI Agent is fit for its use case; (c) authorizing an AI Agent's access and connection to data, applications, and systems; and (d) exercising judgment and supervision when and if an AI Agent is used in production environments to avoid any potential harm the AI Agent may cause.
    - eviks 11mo ago
      and how is this bunch of legalese relevant here?
- lawn 11mo ago
  "Don't put a cat in the microwave". Person proceeds to put a dog inte the microwave and then is upset that there wasn't a warning about not microwaving your dog.

polotics 11mo ago

I really think the proper term is "YOLO" for "You Only Live Once", "Turbo" is wrong the LLM is not going to run any faster. Please if somebody is listening let's align on explicit terminology and for this YOLO is really perfect. Also works for "You ...and your data. Only Live Once"