4 ms·

"Someone" didn't find that, AI found it. So it's not clear what your point is about vibe coding. Would humans have noticed this problem, especially given that i

"Someone" didn't find that, AI found it. So it's not clear what your point is about vibe coding. Would humans have noticed this problem, especially given that it's not remotely exploitable? (you have to plug in a malicious USB device).

miguelbemartin 1mo ago
I think they mean that Omarchy is pretty much vibe-coded. Probably just an assumption.
- dgellow 1mo ago
  It is, DHH doesn’t seem too shy about it
- Fuzzwah 1mo ago
  In a recent long interview with Lex Friedman, DHH explained that he's essentially doing pure agentic dev on Omarchy now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYFGCESmikA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYFGCESmikA
mosura 1mo ago
The fact comments like this get downvoted because what they say is inconvenient is one of the major signs AI has fundamentally broken HN. It was already hard to have technical conversations in public, now there is a contingent determined to make it utterly impossible, and they are succeeding.
- dgellow 1mo ago
  By the HN guidelines, it’s better to avoid discussing downvotes on HN
  - mosura 1mo ago
    You are one of the people I am on about. Here you are just wanting to appeal to the guidelines to shut down inconvenient but true statements, again.
- mike_hearn 1mo ago
  HN has been fundamentally broken for a long time, there's nothing new or special about AI. It just joins a loooong list of topics where people abuse downvotes and flagging to punish people they disagree with. Ironically, the right fix is to replace human moderation with AI. Every so often I think about creating an HN or old-Reddit style discussion website that gets rid of user driven moderation entirely in favour of "polite but free speech" rules, assessed by LLMs on the fly, along with ways for users to label comments with various adjectives for both their own filtering and training a RecNet. A bit like a mashup of Reddit, HN, Slashdot and new ideas. Doing that from Europe is tricky due to the lack of the first amendment, but could be worth a try anyway. It could probably be sold to an American if local laws become too difficult. Any interest in such a site?
  - kibbi 1mo ago
    Yes. An additional reason is that both X and Reddit are no longer viewable without logging in. This might attract readers, though perhaps not posters, who need to log in anyway. But your free speech rule might make the forum one-sided over time because users whose views are excluded elsewhere would concentrate there.
teekert 1mo ago
It’s that age old “start a docker container with the docker socket in the container and you are effectively root”. What are we talking about here? This is not new?
- aforwardslash 1mo ago
  Apparently is for some people. Not sure why.
- mike_hearn 1mo ago
  No. We're talking about USB device names being parsed as Lua due to some window title injection issue in Hyprland.
deleted 1mo ago
[deleted]

miguelbemartin 1mo ago

I think they mean that Omarchy is pretty much vibe-coded. Probably just an assumption.

dgellow 1mo ago
It is, DHH doesn’t seem too shy about it
Fuzzwah 1mo ago
In a recent long interview with Lex Friedman, DHH explained that he's essentially doing pure agentic dev on Omarchy now. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYFGCESmikA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYFGCESmikA

mosura 1mo ago

The fact comments like this get downvoted because what they say is inconvenient is one of the major signs AI has fundamentally broken HN. It was already hard to have technical conversations in public, now there is a contingent determined to make it utterly impossible, and they are succeeding.

dgellow 1mo ago
By the HN guidelines, it’s better to avoid discussing downvotes on HN
- mosura 1mo ago
  You are one of the people I am on about. Here you are just wanting to appeal to the guidelines to shut down inconvenient but true statements, again.
mike_hearn 1mo ago
HN has been fundamentally broken for a long time, there's nothing new or special about AI. It just joins a loooong list of topics where people abuse downvotes and flagging to punish people they disagree with. Ironically, the right fix is to replace human moderation with AI. Every so often I think about creating an HN or old-Reddit style discussion website that gets rid of user driven moderation entirely in favour of "polite but free speech" rules, assessed by LLMs on the fly, along with ways for users to label comments with various adjectives for both their own filtering and training a RecNet. A bit like a mashup of Reddit, HN, Slashdot and new ideas. Doing that from Europe is tricky due to the lack of the first amendment, but could be worth a try anyway. It could probably be sold to an American if local laws become too difficult. Any interest in such a site?
- kibbi 1mo ago
  Yes. An additional reason is that both X and Reddit are no longer viewable without logging in. This might attract readers, though perhaps not posters, who need to log in anyway. But your free speech rule might make the forum one-sided over time because users whose views are excluded elsewhere would concentrate there.

teekert 1mo ago

It’s that age old “start a docker container with the docker socket in the container and you are effectively root”. What are we talking about here? This is not new?

aforwardslash 1mo ago
Apparently is for some people. Not sure why.
mike_hearn 1mo ago
No. We're talking about USB device names being parsed as Lua due to some window title injection issue in Hyprland.

deleted 1mo ago

[deleted]