beefnugs

12 ms·

151.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Actually all the illegal and immoral shit is absolutely standard for all the rich bastards of the world... the weird thing is that this is somehow in reach of the plebs now? They somehow don't understand how they are breaking their own
152.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Well, its like giving more money to the guys shoveling the money off the ship as it sinks. They will tip their hat or something as they continue shoveling.
153.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Yeah and it turns out if you lie to enough little disparate groups you can become supreme ruler! Maybe dump isnt really a racist, or a crystal rubbing brain worm yoga mom... but he sure tricked them into voting for him. He actually did more
154.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Too bad companies love to smash that authoritarian hammer down as quick as possible, and try to dictate everything based on baseless bullshit from other ceos at the country club. Instead of just making sure their employees have access to th
155.
by beefnugs 1y ago
It just takes more creativity (which is also harder to automate) but just run it twice, asking for both the affirmative and the negative, and use your human brain to compare the two qualities of bullet points
156.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Seems like the age old ease of using a website, vs running your own copy of open source software after reading and understanding it in its entirety (unsolvable mess)
157.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Sorry but it is actually a completely wrong solution. This is not a "make it expensive for spammers" problem. They only need to download the source code once, with a background process that doesn't matter if it takes hours. B
158.
by beefnugs 1y ago
This appears to be a new level of "missing the plot" to me. The push to make "ai for everyone" is now just blindly intertwined with hyper specialized "for ai engineers only" releases. Or am I so far behind that
159.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Remember when microsoft changed real useful searchable error codes into "your files are right where you left em! (happy face)" And my first thought was... wait a minute this is really hinting that automatic microsoft updates are g
160.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Real security is nonsense to vibe coders
161.
by beefnugs 1y ago
or you know, more false bullshit leads to way more people talking about it, and less stigma about it
162.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Actually now that they have all pervasive surveillance, there is real evidence to be used against them in incompetence and allowing crimes to occur. This is not going to go the way they hoped
163.
by beefnugs 1y ago
What more damage can they do besides train AI on all code without consent? Oh wait i guess fisting ads into other peoples code somehow...
164.
by beefnugs 1y ago
This is "The Dream" vs whatever actually happened
165.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Sure sure, but really, if it found data about debugging really low level stuff and removing the linker is necessary to help narrow down the problem... it is just making use of its context. This is why jobs will only be going away on the dum
166.
by beefnugs 1y ago
I think its more capitalism problems. The constant squeeze for everyone to output more for less pay or die of starvation. No one could ever choose good in these circumstances. It is hilarious though that humans are just ready to slurp up an
167.
by beefnugs 1y ago
The way it works is they do a hundred illegal things all at once, and see what gets through, see what people band together and spend time on. To accomplish that they demand 100 changes all over the place to official words/documents. Th
168.
by beefnugs 1y ago
No good pictures, and bad quotes from the "expert" what kind of reporting is this?
169.
by beefnugs 1y ago
So are there just 100 developers sitting in the edge of their seats constantly refreshing all the spy reports from other AI companies, waiting to copy the exact same idea and shit it out at top speed? Or is it more of a vibe code thing wher
170.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Damn this has everything: universally interesting, wild speculation shoehorned into real science, misunderstanding that all things happening in interstellar scale are unlikely, casually dropping cool big rare terms for space shit (but why w
171.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Half the benefit of ai screening is upper management being able to put in race/religion/private-data-purchased restrictions without the HR knowing about these illegal settings
172.
by beefnugs 1y ago
I mean if these words are true, then all their candidates will work hard to game the system with their own AI-abusing AIs of their own. So hopefully they will be inundated with a thousand applicants and only one or two respond at all and sa
173.
by beefnugs 1y ago
This is what they want though, reduce applicants. They dont want the best or smartest, they want exactly smart enough to use the exact tools, not smart enough to unionize or think independently in any way, especially not hesitate to direct
174.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Speaking of teaching: time to teach everyone in the uk how to purchase cloud computing time and how to create ssh tunnels. Good luck on that economy after you ban all https and cloud computing
175.
by beefnugs 1y ago
What was his actual job description? Was he just the guy putting numbers into an excel sheet? Or was he supposed to enact policy to make these results better? Or was he suppose to portray objective truth? Or is he suppose to make up whateve
176.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Dumbest thing they could do, why would you cut off insight into what your competitors are doing?
177.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Isn't the problem that the government made "woke illegal" without actually defining it, and everyone is shitting themselves over what to do or not do?
178.
by beefnugs 1y ago
like being president, and getting crypto tips from supportersuckers
179.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Where is the person B exploits person A to the max stealing all their recipes and pays them as little as possible where they can barely afford to live within 30 minutes drive to the underpayed job
180.
by beefnugs 1y ago
Dont worry about it, the house of cards will be propped up with those truck-trailer-nuke-reactors. Only charging your phones if you have 3+ AI subscriptions and comply with all anti encryption laws of course

More ›