elmer2

8 ms·

121.
by elmer2 3mo ago
"the wealth it generates must benefit humanity." Currently, it's very expensive and most companies are running at a loss to grab market share. Should tax payers fund these losses as well? People like Bernie Sanders only want
122.
by elmer2 3mo ago
"Many LLM maximalists say they use the tech to learn new things, but to what effect? Are you going to apply that knowledge of physics or computer science yourself, or will you just prompt the LLM again?" Many of the LLM maximalist
123.
by elmer2 3mo ago
We are heading toward less technical solutions, because too many people are trying to cheat the system using AI. in-person interviews only and in-person testing only in college.
124.
by elmer2 3mo ago
I would agree here. I've been working on computers since I was 13 and started coding when I was 15. Many of the old coworkers I had treated it like a job. They just wanted to get it done and go home. It was very rare to find someone ge
125.
by elmer2 3mo ago
"Now it’s not about who can write the most code," he said. Instead, focus is on defining problems, designing systems and directing AI tools effectively, he said. “It shifts the skills around, so suddenly that’s where the value is.
126.
by elmer2 3mo ago
At the elementary school level, it's just tablets. Many of the kids we know that are heading into middle school don't even know how to type on a keyboard.
127.
by elmer2 3mo ago
This is why it's going to be a long time before companies will trust AI to scan their networks or apps for security vulnerabilities. Our company audited a few AI-based pentesting companies and requested logs. In more than one case, it
128.
by elmer2 3mo ago
I suppose using this logic, murder is legal, because of self defense. Theft is legal because of tax laws. Prisoners aren't 'slaves'. They are being punished for crimes they committed. Very dofferent than being born into it an
129.
by elmer2 3mo ago
Don't we want the cops called in situations like this?
130.
by elmer2 3mo ago
"most people don't want to admit most of their lives have been wasted in front of a computer." On the contrary, because I spent so much of my youth in front of a computer, most technical things are second-nature to me. While
131.
by elmer2 3mo ago
I partially disagree with the author here. I've been active in the bug bounty community for 8 years and spend time with the top hackers. I have also found a substantial amount of bugs over the years. Agentic bug bounty hunting just isn
132.
by elmer2 3mo ago
If it's so bad that it's obvious it was vibe coded, it will be rejected. If it's seamless and works as intended, I don't see why any project would have a problem with how it was created.