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by ffsm8 16d ago
It's interesting to observe that there seemingly is a very high relationship with groups of people producing garbage and seeking extra protection through other means to "level the playing field" aka force everyone to be on th
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by ffsm8 16d ago
The word "admit" conveys a context of "fault". If you're going to say a similar thing about the landscape admitting to something then I'd be callimg you crazy, yeah. The ai psychosis in this case it's spec
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by ffsm8 17d ago
there is an established term for this behaviour: hallucination. lets me rephrase what i said before as on retrospection the point i was trying to make didnt come across: Asking the model such as question is a pointless endeavor. It will pre
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by ffsm8 21d ago
The same way people have been doing so for years before ai. You may or may not remember, but the parent comment is basically a 1:1 copy of people complaining about how stack overflow provided young devs all the answers. Some people took the
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by ffsm8 21d ago
Sincerely , I think you're blaming the AI incorrectly there. You just got incompetents on your payroll.
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by ffsm8 23d ago
This in the same week that a women murdering her 3 kids is being called innocent by thousands of women on the Internet. Very "interesting" times, indeed.
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by ffsm8 24d ago
From the pitch itself > Weedout is a $1.99 Safari extension for macOS that removes videos YouTube labels “Made with AI” So no, none of that. Blows my mind if someone pays for that
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by ffsm8 27d ago
Meh, almost nobody will want to live in most of Europe post AMOC collapse in 20-40 yrs
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by ffsm8 27d ago
Look at the excerpt. They're not overwriting the sudo binary. The attack vector is real for malware running on a administrator user session which can be escalated to root via sudo. It's a niche, but it's real. Esp. if you&#x2
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
> What's so wrong if something is done to benefit the regular people once in a while? Usually, this is money taken from people that aren't well off either... So it's not a clear cut positive. Wherever your society decides
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Aka vibecoding platform. A software that's optimized for agentic development, varying levels of review necessary depending on the technical choices of the factory developer. Some review may be automated via agents itself etc. Ymmv obvi
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
> This, like almost every typing training system out there, suffers from my pet peeve Did you know about https://zty.pe/ It's a pretty old one at this point, but fantastic implementation
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Fwiw, you may be misunderstanding them. In large corps you usually have separate teams for the UX design to the frontend devs and the people specifying the features. In such a scenario the UX designer can utilize such a bookmarklet to get a
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Mcp predates skills - and has a more granular permission model then skills + bash commands.
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
You're pitching a solution that's incredible brittle and unnecessarily complicated if you think about it in technical terms. For your feature to work you need bi-directional communication between the otel receiver and your applica
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
"caveman speak" skill, need I say more? People aren't particularly bright. That's why the scientific method was developed to counteract our built-in tendency for... Unorthodox approaches
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Thats a very spicy threat model post the age of IoT. Any stray device you may not even be aware of can rip that assurance apart. A fully locked down network can in theory enable this however, very few enterprises actually are strict enough
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
It's also unclear wherever the subscription price is the real cost, or the API. I suspect it's closer to the sub price and anthropic is just milking their API users, but that's something you'd only know from the inside
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
It is the reason why user stories were established, so that the person interpreting the spec knows why . Generally speaking this reduces the likelihood of this gap occuring with humans significantly. At least when they're not incompet
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Right, I was wrong. The best calorie/$ ratio is with a bottle of cooking oil. (7-9k calories/$) But you cannot eat that, so potato chips are a distant second (at least from the products I checked) And no, the calories in chips a
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
If you're going for calorie/$ then nothing beats potato chips
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
at that point, i'd put bash script up as being moderately more secure as its generally easier to audit them vs a binary. but i'Ve also gotta say that random binary download over web is also incredibly rare - usually its either a c
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
in case anyone else is mildly curious (i didnt know that was a thing) > The reason it exists is shell flexibility. Traditionally root's shell is kept as a statically-linked shell like /bin/csh or /bin/sh so that
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
you can detect `curl | bash` server-side and serve a different payload for those (compared to curl -O file, wget etc), hence its an effectively undetectable attack vector. Executables on the other hand can be inspected and prodded, so the l
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
According to it's IPO documents, SpaceX is a 99% ai company, with a tiny offshoot doing space shipping, essentially
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
also, session cookies for eg login and error tracing etc dont actually need a banner. you only need to use it if youre participating in the internet stalking behaviour by integrating eg google analytics and similar integrations
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by ffsm8 1mo ago
Frankly, I would've agreed with your opinion... Maybe 20-30 years ago? I think it's clear that nothing will be done - and initiatives that end at a national level are meaningless from a climate perspective. You should definitely s
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
Youre the one that made the intellectually dishonest argument that scale is about cost and efficiency while the discussion was about scale of the surveillance . from your point , nothing is cheaper and more efficient then mandating an app
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
I mean I don't have anything against go, but frankly - it's not really better then modern Java. Each have their trade-offs, both can support native compiled application code. Some architectures are easier to review and code in g
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by ffsm8 2mo ago
Read the article to find out. Token use didn't seem to be a criteria from my casual reading, but maybe you can illuminate me what section pointed to that, I may have been too superficial in my reading

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