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ikiris
8mo ago
And I wish them luck, because the thought of current ai bots doing SRE work effectively is laughable.
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ikiris
10mo ago
I think the point the original guy is hand wavingly getting at is the point of something like this is to avoid the possibility of say a FBI raid or Nuremburgish trials for a vast AI surveillance processing facility hub for other down lookin
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ikiris
10mo ago
Don't be coy, please indicate the math that works differently in silicon in a zero g environment if its not some regulation dodge.
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ikiris
10mo ago
Doubtful. The issue is probably the service needs to be moved to some framework that isn't deprecated and being turned off, and no one can justify side projects these days that don't sell an AI product.
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ikiris
10mo ago
Demand for what? A sealab like head in the sand view of lack of data regulation requirements?
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ikiris
10mo ago
Not everything you think you know is right. https://github.com/sirupsen/napkin-math
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ikiris
10mo ago
It doesn't matter when there's an entire amazon staff keeping it running.
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ikiris
10mo ago
Everyone's on team "temporarily embarrassed billionaire founder"
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ikiris
10mo ago
Because its stupid, not that its hard. You want to push things out of orbit not turn a massive structure into a supersonic shard field for 20 years
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ikiris
10mo ago
Or just blast it with a laser...
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ikiris
10mo ago
Ahh yes, classic HN: "People only succeed/work hard if their only other option is death"
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ikiris
11mo ago
ssh has supported signed certs for literal years
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ikiris
11mo ago
Its worth noting that this is the likely NSA backdoored curve under the hood and probably should not be used.
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ikiris
11mo ago
Why do you think the build out will stop instead of electricity prices soaring? They can afford to pay more.
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ikiris
11mo ago
Ok let’s take this at face value. Not being able to use child labor is a 40%+ tariff. What have we gained by framing it as such other than an extremely biased take pro unregulated business?
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ikiris
11mo ago
This is just insulting your audience, none of us were confused.
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ikiris
11mo ago
That's generally how actual APT attacks go, yes.
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ikiris
11mo ago
The English are deathly afraid of food with flavor.
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ikiris
11mo ago
Aka "yep there's a sso tax"
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ikiris
11mo ago
Yeah that’s very disappointing and basically kills my interest in the product.
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ikiris
11mo ago
Trivially
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ikiris
11mo ago
Maintainers rarely understand or agree with the severity of a bug until an exploit beats them over the head publicly in a way they are unable to sweep under the rug.
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ikiris
11mo ago
No, it is a notice to others that your software as-is is insecure in some way. The pre notice is again a courtesy if you want to fix it. What you do with the notice as a dev is up to you, but responsible ones would fix it without throwing a
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ikiris
11mo ago
No, publishing the vulnerability is the right thing to do for a secure world because anyone can find this stuff including nation states that weaponize it. This is a public service. Giving the dev a 90 day pre warn is a courtesy. Expecting a
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ikiris
11mo ago
The lowered lead times are because devs have an entitled additude that others fix their code when they discover bugs in it. The 90 day period is the grace period for the dev, not a demand. If they don't want to fix it then it goes publ
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ikiris
11mo ago
That is not the definition of slop.
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ikiris
11mo ago
No one is demanding anything, the report itself is a 90 day grace period before being publicly published. If the issues are slop then what exactly is your complaint?
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ikiris
11mo ago
Its a special kind of irony to post AI slop complaining about someone's ai slop that isn't actually ai slop just devs whining about being expected to maintain their code instead of being able to extort the messengers to do the wor
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ikiris
11mo ago
Do you have evidence of ai slop, or are you just spreading fud? The linked bug was acknowledged as real.
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ikiris
1y ago
How often does "thou shall not kill" need an update?
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