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everything is a container these days, and yet somehow collective-we don't manage to have AI agents run in a container layer on top of our current work, so we ca
by eqvinox 9mo ago
everything is a container these days, and yet somehow collective-we don't manage to have AI agents run in a container layer on top of our current work, so we can later commit or rollback?
- Neywiny 9mo agoI feel like if I ever used an agentic AI that's how I'd need it to be done. Too many cases of AIs getting access to files that it shouldn't. But then then, how do I allow it to look things up online without sending all my code to some scammer that prompt injected on a tutorial? I don't think I'll ever trust it with anything proprietary or otherwise less than publicly available.
- iberator 9mo agoWhat do you mean?! Where? I would claim otherwise: 99% of software is not in the containers. Like 100% windows or debian software
- slipheen 9mo agoI don't know much about how windows software is packaged, but I find that a solid majority of desktop software I use is in flatpack and server software in OCI images