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boring-human
8mo ago
Could this be countered by wearing wire-mesh patch clothing, perhaps in randomized stylish arrangements?
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boring-human
8mo ago
I agree that there's not a lot of value in your example, but it's the wrong example. AI writing code and humans refining it and maintaining it is probably an inferior proposition, more so if the project is FOSS. The model I'm
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boring-human
8mo ago
> In my opinion this is equivalent to telling people not to learn to drive five years ago because of self driving Self-driving has different economics. We're reading tea leaves, true, but it's also true that software has zero m
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boring-human
8mo ago
People focused on the flaws are missing the picture. Opus wasn't even trained to be "a member of a team of engineers," it was adapted to the task by one person with a shell script loop. Specific training for this mode of oper
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boring-human
8mo ago
Can a hacked phone (such as one that was not in Lockdown Mode at one point in time) persist in a hacked state? Obviously, the theoretical answer is yes, given an advanced-enough exploit. But let's say Apple is unaware of a specific roo
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How Foursquare scrapped engineering manager titles
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boring-human
8mo ago
En-shoring?