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by bakugo 1mo ago
Why indeed. How very convenient that their all-powerful AI, which was only constrained by the most basic "sandbox" imaginable, managed to find a way to break out of it and "hack" a bunch of websites in a way that could b
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by bakugo 1mo ago
That has absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand.
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Are you speaking purely out of principle, or do you truly believe it makes sense in this particular case? Personally, I just can't imagine anyone paying a monthly fee just to access metadata for Steam games and nothing else. At least
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Knowing Nexus, I do expect some manner of censorship, though the exact form this censorship will take remains to be seen. I genuinely wouldn't be surprised if they started taking payments from game publishers to hide historical player
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Okay, so go ahead and replace it. Even if we ignore the whole historical data aspect of SteamDB, you may find that accurately tracking and storing as much data as possible for hundreds of thousands of apps on Steam may not be as easy as it
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Yes, it does. None of this information changes the fact that, on a fresh install of Ubuntu Server 24+, the default user can privilege escalate to root using a few LXD commands. https://starlabs.sg/blog/2026/06-old-
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by bakugo 1mo ago
It's absolutely not Omarchy-specific, Ubuntu has the exact same vulnerability out of the box, just with lxd instead.
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Ubuntu has the exact same vulnerability, except with lxd instead of docker, but for some reason, it's considered working as intended. On a fresh install of Ubuntu Server, the first user created is part of the lxd group, can install lxd
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Well, I'm sorry to say, but you've been reading AI slop for a while now. https://www.stephendiehl.com/posts/piranesi/ > Piranesi is the opposite: everything stripped to the bone, every sentence load-b
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by bakugo 1mo ago
> I love Stephen's writing You mean you love Claude's writing.
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Fully AI generated article complaining about the state of the internet. The sheer irony of the word "grift" being used 13 times within it...
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by bakugo 1mo ago
This is the right takeaway. Before the internet went mainstream, these ultra loud and obnoxious minorities were restricted to being obnoxious within their local communities, and their speech was restricted to what they were willing to say t
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by bakugo 1mo ago
> I'm a better programmer than most I don't think so. If you were truly better than most, you'd be proud of your work, instead of trying to avoid doing it at all costs, while accusing others who don't do the same of &
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by bakugo 1mo ago
Probably not what the author intended, but to me, this represents a great argument against the somewhat frequent claim that "AI writing patterns reflect human writing patterns". Rather, AI writing is distinctly not human, and is
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by bakugo 1mo ago
> due to private key copyright infringement issues None of the Switch emulators Nintendo took down had such issues, they all required supplying your own keys. Nintendo takes them down anyway because they can, and because they have enough
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by bakugo 1mo ago
I think it's pretty telling that the only response techbros have to that is some form of false equivalence, every single time.
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by bakugo 1mo ago
I wish I could say I'm surprised that they're still milking this.
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by bakugo 2mo ago
Oh man, this is a blast from the past. Played TF2 with him a few times, he hasn't been online on Steam for a long time, but apparently he just left AI behind before it turned into the dystopian techbro circlejerk it is now, and still c
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by bakugo 2mo ago
> I actually can't read this. I don't think anyone can. At this point, I'm almost starting to believe it's an intentional move to discourage reviewing AI-generated commits by making them extremely unpleasant to read,
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by bakugo 2mo ago
Recently, I was browsing through commits on a tool I use, to evaluate how AI-slopped it had become, and came across this absolutely amazing sentence that took me several passes to interpret, courtesy of Fable: > The wrapper is the try&#x
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by bakugo 2mo ago
The prompt was probably "respond to this issue" (assuming it was even a manual prompt and not fully automated).
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by bakugo 2mo ago
I'd say they read the room perfectly. The entire issue is AI slop, I don't see why their response shouldn't be, too. They have absolutely no reason to take such complaints seriously when the complainers are so dependent on th
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by bakugo 2mo ago
- Three different instances of "The X is Y" in a single short comment - Relatively new account, "AI Engineer building agentic systems" - Most past comments contain em-dashes, more "The X is Y", etc.
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by bakugo 2mo ago
AI slop article based on a flawed premise. It's 2026, the process of correctly securing an SSH server has exactly two steps: 1. Disable password auth, only public key auth should be enabled 2. Block public access to SSH entirely, use a
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by bakugo 2mo ago
> which maybe means you can spot distillations a mile away. I doubt this is the reason. The fact that Chinese labs are all distilling Claude/GPT/etc isn't exactly a well kept secret, they don't even bother removing th
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by bakugo 2mo ago
The obvious next step is to remove the code editor entirely.
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by bakugo 2mo ago
Ironically, this article is rage-bait.
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by bakugo 2mo ago
It still only blocks "well-behaved" bots that have proper User-Agents and respect robots.txt, so it's largely pointless. The problematic bots are all disguising themselves as Chrome and sending requests from millions of resid
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by bakugo 2mo ago
> Name a game whose settings screen added to the gameplay in any meaningful way. Hell, name a game from memory that didn't have the same settings screen with minor styling variations as every other game you played. This mentality is
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by bakugo 2mo ago
He made... a Wordpress SEO plugin? Is that supposed to make him an authority on web standards? If anything, this just gives more credence to the idea that it's just the usual SEO-optimized slop. Actually, it gets better: He originally

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