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by beefnugs 2y ago
Whats worse is any kind of "business related morality" questions. You don't want me to talk casually about how shitty you are to future people... so why are you asking me about how i dealt with shitty in the past? Do you real
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by beefnugs 2y ago
the whole technology is based on fucking over artists, who didn't expect this exact thing?
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by beefnugs 2y ago
After years of software experience i have done more copy and pasting, implementing protocols, fixing old school ui threading issues, troubleshooting rare and hard to find bugs... never leetcoding. and not a single interviewer has ever targe
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Yesyes, the movie HER actually had it right in that you ran it on your own hardware at home. Cloud or large company AI has no hope, only at home, user chosen censorship, working for my own interests not some advertiser, doing everything tha
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by beefnugs 2y ago
I swear no person on earth ever makes a proper analogy: You can't just gloss over the fact that crypto-currency mixing is a real privacy concern that should exist. If you are a rich m'fer not every person you buy a piece of gum fr
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by beefnugs 2y ago
I don't think the laws of physics allow reusing burned fuel
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by beefnugs 2y ago
This "ai" scam going on now is the ultimate convoluted process to hide sooo much tomfuckery: theres no such thing as copyright anymore! this isn't stealing anything, its transforming it! you must opt out before we train our m
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Well it is not this yet, so lets get a few more bikes out there for now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ZupwFOhjl4
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by beefnugs 2y ago
If you expect to be doing take home assignments, you need to know how to use virtual machines, restrictive outgoing white list only firewalls (or at least open snitch) and wipe everything except the source code you create. Between companies
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by beefnugs 2y ago
black mirror episode for sure also real world horror: like the us->Israel playbook. Sell them murder weapons on one side, and pretend to feed their enemies slowly and ineffectually from the other side
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Any insider knowledge about how this will affect flutter? Like will the 3+year old bug request to work with firefox be more likely now? Or is this just entirely bad and I should not consider new project using flutter?
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by beefnugs 2y ago
I thought it was more often "negative" like you cant stop thinking about some dumbass getting disproportionate affect on the world
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by beefnugs 2y ago
I wish we as consumers had better collaboration tools for this. They always do this "testing the waters" shit where they put out news like this, and if we all just had the will power to not complain, wait until they do it, and fuc
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by beefnugs 2y ago
"Once you post it its out there" sure... but if you piss off huge portions of the platform, then they have just as much right to now become your enemy and flood your system with worse trash than the AI is capable of. Great, so how
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by beefnugs 2y ago
infinite complexity and choice sure is incompatible with security, I sadly can not even comprehend how we could move toward a more secure software future
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by beefnugs 2y ago
As easy as it is to interpret it as "fuck your cherished things! get indoctrinated by tech" It is just because tech's true colors have really exposed themselves as of late to be money grubbing criminals to the extreme. It is
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by beefnugs 2y ago
The most novel thing about this is: popularity has soo little to do with technically good/useful/unique Why is so much effort and money thrown up against these random giants of "popular by chance"? Why not put the same e
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by beefnugs 2y ago
So far thats all it is. But the idea was that they want people to train their "generic app understand and operate" ai, which means they need powers above standard android (super insecure, but they really can not do it as standard
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by beefnugs 2y ago
ITAR is dumb madness: A canadian software company, doing business with french hardware manufacturer for a canadian client has ZERO connection to the US, but still under full control and compliance because of... the nature of the hardware
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by beefnugs 2y ago
If google wasn't evil: then the default for all permissions would be to mock fake data that the app could never recognize as fake. Then you pick and choose which apps get REAL data.
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by beefnugs 2y ago
How could you possibly secure anything when the other half of the company is shoving ads into the start menu and implementing "ai search" to record every keystroke and screen text into perpetuity? Even the good people at microsoft
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Dont forget they already said windows 11 will have complete keylogger and screen OCR for "ai search" Because SOMEONE thought complete privacy rape is worth "when did i tell my friend about that dune movie?" completely ag
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by beefnugs 2y ago
I just ran into this recently: provisioning some older HSMs require creating an executable sent to customers. Windows defender now blocks these by default just because they have some kind of encryption going on in them. Mozilla is correct,
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Yeah the whole point was supposedly you can "train it" by operating a generic "app" and it would learn so in the future other people could operate these apps via voice only. A clearly as yet non-existant feature. But wou
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by beefnugs 2y ago
wholey hell does crime ever pay. I bet upwards of 80% of the working population would gladly do 4 months of time to never have to work another day in their life
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by beefnugs 2y ago
well if jumping to ridiculous conclusions is on the table (such as assuming the ai is trying to make deductions as per the article) then clearly the ai is revealing that this never happened and the gospel is lying to you
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by beefnugs 2y ago
Does anyone have any info on if saltstack is going to be enshittified? That is the situation that would get me to go looking for a replacement such as this
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by beefnugs 3y ago
Without ever practically using this system, my first impression is that this is how mech operating systems would have to be. At a certain complexity of vehicle, you would need all of: manufacturer base features/diagnostics, safe-mode
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by beefnugs 3y ago
yes, who exactly looked at the 70% accuracy of "live automatic closed captioning" and decided Great! ship it boys!
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by beefnugs 3y ago
I hate government authoritarianism, but in my mind the only answer is to force robot labor tied to individual humans instead of corporations. Some kind of coded link so one human operator must be living and healthy and somewhat more than h

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