Geezus_42

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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
Much like your own, and this one!
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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
What makes them any easier to poison than any other language?
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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
Don't you think that is how the majority of vibecoders see themselves?
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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
Right! Lol
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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
Prove it.
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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
The harness is a security threat because it's vibecoded but the code you're having agents write for you isn't? Lol
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by Geezus_42 3mo ago
Pipedream
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Possibly aspirational.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Who gets to decide which crimes are serious enough to warrant the types of actions being advocated for? Who is going to implement and regulate such controls? Our governments have shown their willingness to violate those controls any time th
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
No one is saying we should do nothing. Denying an obviously bad option doesn't perclude others.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Its a grayscale version of the Mastercard logo...
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Seems dead.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
> why not use those incredible skills to use in frugal or humanitarian engineering Because no one is willing to pay them for it and they have bills to pay.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
And just like DMCA, warrants are already over used and can often be overly broad.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
We already have private entities checking IDs everyday for all kinds of things. That is a solved problem.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Our courts are already packed. You'd have to fix that first.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
How is it possible to have something that both proves something about your identity but also does not allow ANYONE to deanonymize you?
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Creating a surveillance state isn't going to solve human trafficing.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
We could try investing in positive infrastructure that improves peoples life's in stead of creating the panopticon torment nexus. Things like third spaces where people can spend time is save spaces where they form communities and publi
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
You can. You just have to ignore all the privileged people being annoyed that they have to see you. They love posting on Nextdoor about how much they hate homeless people.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
There's still a whole DB matching IDs to keys waiting to be leaked. The US government can't even keep it's own personnel records safe and you think this won't get stolen and used to target people?
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Every government has been working on ways to identify and target individuals online since as long as the internet has existed. Governments are incentivized to continuously increase control. Why would you assume this is not yet another escal
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
For who?
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
They still ignore it and scan everything even though you have told them not to scan certain paths.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
The incentive is control.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
So the radio equivalent of Flock cameras...
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
NV isn't going to do anything to help with a thick fog. Honestly, with a thick enough white fog, ultra bright flood lights might be the move. Cause a white out basically.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
Yeah, because then we would know it has a higher likelihood of being maintained.
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
That good 'ole Protestant work ethic. Idle hands are the Devil's play things!
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by Geezus_42 4mo ago
> add a robots.txt Which bots will then ignore.

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