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If you just need a place to host your stuff, GitHub may be good enough. But for an organization that requires a workflow it is utterly inadequate. MS is trying to catch two hares at the same time, which has never worked: Slop hosting for th
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Agreed. This way, they get two for the price of one: Dodging responsibility and pretending their slop generators are some kind of magical unicorn. Win-win!
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2mo ago
Exactly. He and his accomplices don't give a flying fuck whether the whole country goes down in flames, because they already have fuck-you money, and they're only getting richer. That's why arguing about how incompetent, deme
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2mo ago
But no government has reversed that step.
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2mo ago
> And they will use it! Just out of curiosity: Use it for what?
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2mo ago
I wouldn't trust this vibe slop.
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2mo ago
What will change is that the vibe-slopping will introduce a massive amount of security holes. And drivers are among the most sensitive pieces of software.
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2mo ago
Deus Ex will live on in the memory of gamers who were there when it came out. Later generations might not understand just how groundbreaking it was.
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2mo ago
That series was prescient.
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But some are everyone-er than others.
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2mo ago
You're buying supporter status in the National Surveillance Effort. Seats in patriot heaven don't come for free.
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2mo ago
Government agencies love this stuff. Everything that's illegal for them to do (just in case they still care), Meta does it for them.
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2mo ago
Do it long enough, and you start to believe it yourself. And SV investors love those fairy tales.
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2mo ago
> This guy says less than politicians do. Which is apt. His LLMs are slated to replace the work force, and he will replace the politicians.
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2mo ago
I'm already curious what kind of malicious compliance Apple will invent this time. When it comes to that, their creativity knows no bounds.
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2mo ago
I'm completely untangled. From GitHub.
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2mo ago
> Good enough to vastly reduce the need for fine craftsmen and women / software engineers. By your own description: No. Maybe good enough to replace mediocre-and-worse developers, at best. You have to invest disproportionate work to
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2mo ago
There's no such thing. If it can be cracked open, then it's only a question of time until every criminal on earth has a matching crowbar.
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2mo ago
> keeping up with interesting articles Tastes obviously differ, but the ill that I'm suffering under is that interesting articles are so much harder to find now. What's there to "keep up" with?
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The Ad Tech Industry Is a Mess, and DecryptAds Aims to Do Something About It
(decryptads.com)
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Who's Tracking You? Use DecryptAds to Find Out
(krebsonsecurity.com)
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2mo ago
Let's just call it arrogance. There's nothing intellectual about it.
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What is 50c/o? That “℅” is not a percent sign.
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2mo ago
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions." It's angels and saviors like you who make the world a living hell.
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2mo ago
> making the platform safe for everyone No. I don't want to be treated like a child.
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2mo ago
Great, the sun has moon craters now. GenAI at its best.
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2mo ago
I want to take the opportunity to thank the maintainers of uBlock Origin for their outstanding work. The internet would be hell without you. And Facebook just showed (again) they are willing to go the extra mile to be as contemptible and re
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Insane is the new normal these days.
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2mo ago
This barf bag of a company is making the internet a war zone. If at all possible, the best you can do is to never touch their toxic mess.
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2mo ago
Probably training the rage-bait edition of their AI so they can generate future "content" themselves.
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