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by bit1993 6mo ago
All we need is for HDMI to be unlocked so it works on phones, or maybe VGA adapters that work on phones. And a way to "sideload" our own apps. Hackers please make this happen.
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by bit1993 7mo ago
I thinks its the same reason why chess tournaments, where two AIs play against each other are not as popular, compared to when two humans play each other. Maybe its because humans generally compare themselves to other humans and that's
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by bit1993 7mo ago
Ironically RMS is to be blamed for AI coding. https://bit1993.bearblog.dev/blame-rms-for-ai-coding/
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Blame RMS for AI Coding(bit1993.bearblog.dev)
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Blame RMS for AI Coding(bit1993.bearblog.dev)
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by bit1993 8mo ago
> Indeed, investors left to their own devices act in this way. Interesting. Capitalism is often touted to be more decentralized than socialism, but this is an example of how it can centralize.
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by bit1993 10mo ago
Ah. I agree with you. When unsafe is used the borrow checker cannot check for memory safety, the programmer has to provide the guarantees by making sure their code does not violate memory safety, similar to programming in C. But unsafe Rust
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by bit1993 10mo ago
> ... then we can make C safe without any technical changes just by adding some language to the standard saying that C programmers are obliged to ensure that their code maintains a certain list of invariants. In Rust you can use #![forbi
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by bit1993 10mo ago
If the security flaws are in the training data AI will be able to detect them, stuff like OWASP are definitely in the training data. So in a way this is like more intelligent fuzzing, which is a fantastic tool to have in your toolbox. But I
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by bit1993 10mo ago
> Our rats (Todd, Kojima, Gabe)... Missed opportunity to name them Neo, Morpheus and Trinity.
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by bit1993 10mo ago
Patents, trademarks, copyright, deeds and other similar concepts are part of what makes capitalism what it is, without them capitalism will not work because they are the mechanisms that enforce private property.
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by bit1993 10mo ago
Literally reverse engineering.
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by bit1993 10mo ago
This is a socio-economic problem, it can happen with non internet platforms too. Its why people end up living in cities for example. Any system that has addresses, accounts or any form of identity has the potential for strong network effect
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by bit1993 10mo ago
Part of the problem is that Codeberg/Gitea's API endpoints are well documented and there are bots that scrape for gitea instances. Its similar to running SSH on port 22 or hosting popular PHP forums software, there are always auto
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by bit1993 10mo ago
I don't agree with this at all. I think the reason Github is so prominent is the social network aspects it has built around Git, which created strong network effects that most developers are unwilling to part with. Maintainers don&#x27
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by bit1993 1y ago
I agree with the title, but for me the evolution is more higher level and based on Data. No AI without search engines and social networks, No search engines without WWW, no WWW withou TCP/IP and no TCP/IP without the computer.
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by bit1993 1y ago
"Anything trying to be a social network in a properly peer-to-peer fashion would have to be as simple to use..." In practice this issue arise something like this: A decentralized service is launched it is so decentralized the user
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by bit1993 1y ago
Great. I suspect this will push more developers to publish web apps.
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by bit1993 1y ago
The issue is only developers know the benefits of those features. Most people just want to view content or post and get their likes. That is why they use social media rather than post on their own website. I don't think this is a techn
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by bit1993 1y ago
Allot of people have a social media account rather than a website and allot of people use gmail rather than host their own mail. Decentralized means do it yourself, but most people just want something with batteries included that works well
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by bit1993 1y ago
I have the client send a custom header with every request, and block all other request.
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by bit1993 1y ago
We should not forget that LLMs simply replicate the data humans have put on the WWW. LLM tech could only have come from Google search, who indexed and collected the entire data on the WWW and the next step was to develop algorithms to under
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by bit1993 1y ago
> it would be a pity if nobody came to the rescue when China eventually puts its Taiwan plans in motion! Wouldn't that just mean that Taiwan has to choose between two villains, and China can take the advantage of this by changing it
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by bit1993 1y ago
I think what GP is saying is that in most cases generating allot of code is not a good thing. Every line of LLM generated code has to be audited because they are prone to hallucinations and auditing someone else's code is much more dif
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by bit1993 1y ago
Great point. Verifying the synthetic data also has a cost, I wonder if it is cheaper than generating it?
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by bit1993 1y ago
Than I would simply use AI to generate chat histories and get paid (:
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by bit1993 1y ago
Dam! Great tool. Very clean. Thank you.
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by bit1993 1y ago
Its because hackers are fed up of being conned by corporations that steal our code, ideas, data. They start out "open" only to rug pull. "Pissing in the pool of opensource". As hackers we have more responsibility than th
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by bit1993 1y ago
The biggest threat is vendor-lockin at the programming level, far more destructive than SAAS lockin. We already have monopolies in hardware now we are about to have monopolies in software by the same companies who monopolized the hardware.
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by bit1993 1y ago
"Honeypot even when using DuckDuckGo"

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