lifetimerubyist

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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
It’s worse. They’re proud they don’t know.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
Yes it absolutely is still a burglary. Classic victim blaming.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
I asked Claude to rewrite my Rails app in Brainfuck and it refused. What are we even doing here?!
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
Just one more new model bro the next one is AGI bro just give me a trillion dollars and I’ll build the datacenters and everything will be perfect bro I promise bro please
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
> a crazy ask of even very computer savvy users Why? When Mozilla updated Firefox with the AI chatbot feature the first thing I did was look in settings in how to remove it. When that failed I just googled it, which pointed me to about:
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
It's absolutely absurd.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
We are at the stage where we can engage in AI warfare with bespoke AI generated weapons. Nice.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
Using the government propaganda press release is certainly a choice. China has been engaging in "unfair, non-market policies and practices and intentional, state-directed policy of overcapacity and lack of rigorous labour and environme
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
> company claims they "built a browser" from scratch > looks inside > completely useless and busted 30 billion dollar VS Code fork everyone. When we do start looking at these people for what they are: snake oil salesmen.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
It's not hard to search for a few keys in the about:config menu or to set a group policy. If you can't be bother to do this you have zero business running random scripts that update your system configuration that you have no idea
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
> I feel Canada only set tariffs on cars out of some deference to the US auto industry That is exactly what they did. https://financialpost.com/commodities/energy/electric-vehicl... > The tariffs follow a Ma
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
They don't care about improving the browser anymore. They just want to make it into an AI browser.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
Seems like this is for the people that need to execute random powershell scripts they don't understand in order to turn of telemetry and copilot on Windows because reading about the registry and group policy is too much for them.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
So this is what happens to open source now? It runs out of money and one of the big corpos gobbles it up. Lovely. I think donating to the Apache Foundation is preferable.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
At first I aggressively banned anyone that submitted slop to my projects. Then I just took my hosting private. I can’t be arsed to put in the effort when they don’t.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
I am fairly aware of what I don’t know and incrementally try to fill in the gaps when I can. Vibe coders are proud of what they don’t know.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
They will be in for a rude awakening.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
The also brag that Claude Code wrote all of the code. Not a good look.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
Instead of vibing out insecure features in a week using Claude Code can Anthropic spend some time making the desktop app NOT a buggy POS. Bragging that you launched this in a week and Claude Code wrote all of the code looks horrible on you
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
They are free to have a sense of entitlement or to try and engage with the project maintainers/owners but there is nothing that obligates them to reciprocate anything at all.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
The Brits should be grateful that a government with such horrible ideas is comically incompetent. Sometimes just keeping the status quo is a good thing. Having a government that just constantly enacts legislation isn’t necessarily good. A
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
This is what the APIs are for. You pay for what you use, just like water.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
You run the agent in a rootless container, all files are mounted via read-only filesystem mounts and you give the database user only select privileges. You secure your LLM the same way you’d secure any other user on your system.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
No the expectation of FOSS is that code is provided AS-IS with NO WARRANTY because that’s what it says in the license.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
Never because the AI companies are gonna buy up all the supply to make sure you can’t afford the hardware to do it.
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
How's that piece of paper working out for you guys right now?
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
and here I am with my main PC with CPU mitigations off and SE Linux completely removed come at me bro
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
never in a fucking million years never crickets, definitely never maggots
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
You mean a technology primarily created by stealing content without attribution is being embraced by people that want to steal without contribution? Shocking!
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by lifetimerubyist 9mo ago
won't somebody think of the poor trillion dollar company!

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