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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Yes, but now they can be done at scale :D
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Coding isn't for everyone.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Sounds like the CEO/Marketing team at Replit are on a roll. There's so much AI hype right now it's frightening.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
"I'd wander into my office, check what Claude had built, test it real quick. If it worked, great! Commit and push." Man, I'm going to make so much money as a Cybersecurity Consultant!
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Turtles all the way down--this AI hype is bound to burst soon.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
"It has become less a field of engineering and more of a speculative gold rush, complete with a quasi-religious fervor that is completely disconnected from the reality of what these tools can actually do."
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Oh ${DEITY}, make it stop!
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
"Intel is laying off US workers because it's failing." There, fixed it for you.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
I've noticed this too, not only on HN but the media in general.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Moore's law: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore%27s_law
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Has AI finally Jumped the shark? I hope so.
42.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
"...they bolt AI onto existing interfaces instead of building AI-native experiences." Sounds like Cloud Computing.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
"..laid off tens of thousands as a counterbalance to pandemic overhiring." That's the real issue here.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Sigh
45.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
Yes--but the people pushing AI don't care. They're expecting a 10x productivity increase--when it doesn't pan out, they'll blame the developer.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
vim, gcc, qemu, tmux, python3, ssh, firefox
47.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
Yes.
48.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
What happened to the Metaverse?
49.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
Blasphemy! How dare you say our Emperor has no clothes! AI is becoming a cult and I'm not here for it.
50.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
Sounds like a feature and not a bug. 'Secure' but with enough holes for three letter agencies.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
"...but only when it looks bad." It always looks bad, you don't look younger you look like a lizard.
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Decentralized Federated LLMs Disrupting Edge AI with Neuromorphic Agents(erminpour.com)
1 points by d00mB0t 1y ago|1 comments
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
We're leveraging autonomous synthetic data pipelines via diffusion-augmented transformers fused with quantum-inspired reinforcement learning. By embedding self-supervised generative agents into decentralized edge nodes, we're enab
54.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
"Stay tuned." Oh, we will. I expect a number of new rsyslog CVEs.
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
Amazon seems like a great place to work--why not volunteer full-time?
56.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
Yeah, OK. The same way Windows has been a success I guess.
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Anyone else tired of the AI hype?
20 points by d00mB0t 1y ago|11 comments
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
You sure about that? :)
59.
by d00mB0t 1y ago
Sounds about right :D
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by d00mB0t 1y ago
A malicious user could inject memstop.so into a critical system service and delay execution--Writing a wrapper script would work, along with keeping unprivileged users from using LD_PRELOAD.

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