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But you also have handed over your secrets, dotfiles and API keys alongside with your source code to xAI. I'm afraid you have been scammed.
by rvz 4mo ago
But you also have handed over your secrets, dotfiles and API keys alongside with your source code to xAI.
I'm afraid you have been scammed.
- dimgl 4mo agoA bit hyperbolic, no? A majority of code is now written through Claude and similar services.
- Catloafdev 4mo agoHow is it hyperbolic when it's literally the subject of the post? Did you not read the OP?
- dimgl 4mo agoThe "scam" part is the hyperbolic part
- hansvm 4mo agoIf I buy one thing and get a worse alternative, I usually call that a scam. $30k for a car, and it feels the need to summarize my location patterns and sell that to adtech agencies without bothering to even notify me? That's a scam. $X for a code generation tool, and it feels the need to ship all my passwords and other sensitive information to a known user-hostile entity? Also a scam. The fact that I can ~clip the antenna~ sandbox the malicious code doesn't make it not a scam; it might be a practical stopgap, but the offenders still basically got away with it.
- dools 4mo ago$3b for a splashdown in the ocean instead of a lunar landing of a lunar lander?