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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Multiple free accounts are also against GitHub TOS
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Weird, there was a good comment about this but it vanished
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
> China fosters it so long as it's not used to dissent from the government
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
> Fermi asked why, given the apparent abundance of planets suitable for life, no evidence of other technologically advanced civilisations had been detected. One disquieting possibility is that intelligent life routinely reaches a technol
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
It's so sad that you've got more downvotes than upvotes
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Is it really likely that a "recursive self-improvement" capability would lead to a great acceleration of AIs capabilities? Isn't the preponderant bottleneck in improving the models the need to train them at scale to verify th
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Intelligence of individuals doesn't automatically translate to a society behaving intelligently
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
> Strikingly, this concern is being openly voiced by the very people who have the strongest incentives to project confidence rather than alarm: the founders of the largest AI laboratories Or to have AI regulated in their favor
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
The request to delete files is sure risky, but it's far from a given that it would be considered a violation of some law. Under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act it might fall under (a)(5)(A), if it happens to a protected computer, bu
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Yeah, maybe for a library more caution is warranted But the author did warn not to use it with LLMs
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Is there a universal "supply chain" now?
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
always true to your name
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Or using GitHub for a couple files
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
It's very likely that in the end it will be the opposite, HN is filled with AI enthusiasts
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
If it did that for a good cause, paying attention to not cause any loss, I'd probably call that benware ;) Less destructive anyhow is e.g. convincing the LLM to stop, or to make junk commits, or to go in a loop for a little, anything i
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
The problem here is that open source projects are plagued by people not using them for something cool. Can developers defend themselves and the projects? Sure, I'd do something less risky, but the author tried to warn anyone reading
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
It wouldn't work (as the author acknowledged) but the software would get pulled as a supply-chain risk and the developer blacklisted, ok. What I would support anyhow is less destructive "attacks" using prompts more likely to
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
Or maybe it's you who has AI psychosis?
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by g-b-r 4mo ago
The jqwik trick is how to prevent AI crap into your pull requests and issues, btw, I hope it gets adopted widely
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
Just wear it in reverse ;) A big step towards a stillsuit anyways ;)
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
And how's the quality of these vibe-coded new foss projects?
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
How is it helping a lot?
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
No one can really mold it, or understand what goes on when you input a prompt
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
Because it isn't, the HN crowd is wildly pro-AI. I don't know how you got that impression, but I have a even harder time believing that you "honed your craft" for 20 years. That can't possibly be the attitude of som
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
I thought it was the spacebar that caused the cpu to overheat
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
> That's a problem for anyone coding a modern app these days, not just npm users I wouldn't really say that > That's a problem too, because Linux is already accepting gen-AI code If it's accurately reviewed it&#x27
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
If "verifying the entire dependency chain" is that difficult for your project, you have a problem in any case (and you're probably using npm). You don't need to have personally hand-coded the OS, of course, you just ne
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
Any dependency on a vibe-coded library, however indirect, makes an application not 100% human made (since the application relies on the library for some of its featutes).
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
I think you know the answer :rolleyes: Hopefully things are not so bad yet that it's an unlikely situation
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by g-b-r 5mo ago
The comments on this are so utterly depressing

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