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by nicce 3mo ago
Very related: https://f-droid.org/2026/07/01/adv-malware.html
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by nicce 3mo ago
I guess it depends whether vibe coding means that human did not even review the code. If reviewed and fine-tuned, there shouldn't be a problem IMO.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Is there some caching currently? And how login is handled? Are credentials routed through your own infrastructure?
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by nicce 3mo ago
If it is not the data collection, then it is always the UX. Seems to be UX on this case. But highly opinionated, some people like the old feel here.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Older Opus models will likely get deprecated and then over time this is the cheapest model. That is how prices are currently increased.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> Opus always performs better for a given cost. Assume it to get deprecated sooner rather than later.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Or vibe code it completely differently. After all, they have basically unlimited access to best models with maximum speed if they just wanted to.
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by nicce 3mo ago
It is just saying that if you don't pay for something, you are the product. I think it still fits well here.
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by nicce 3mo ago
There isn't better analogy. I hope it spreads and we will see the same effect and social pressure as smokers faced.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> But, at this point, I have come to wonder it it would be best to always have your real-life personality attached to all you do. At least to any action that feeds an algorithm or creates something someone else can see. If attaching your
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by nicce 3mo ago
That would likely result for just adding the geofencing so that EU countries can’t access directly.
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by nicce 3mo ago
My complaint was about paid API. It was so bad that not using it anymore.
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by nicce 3mo ago
I don't know numbers, but their APIs have a bad uptime in my experience for some models. Too often failure because of "traffic too high".
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by nicce 3mo ago
> I imagine this isn't resolved primarily because people expect it to apply to bash tool use, not just the "read" and "edit" tools, and people also expect those files to still be accessible i.e. if the agent invo
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by nicce 3mo ago
People have always used tools. Some people have better tools than others. I guess the line is thin whether they found on their own or not.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> Others like OpenAI, Anthropic and Google are mostly just competeing with each rather than keep innovating around the clock. The strategy for the most companies in the US has been for a long time to capture the social audience, whatever
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by nicce 3mo ago
With Mullvad the threat space is also different. Most of the data is end-to-end encrypted anyway with proven methods. With LLMs you can't do that yet.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Only reliable way to have zero data retention is to self-host.
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by nicce 3mo ago
This applies to every provider. OpenAI seems to be the worst hoarder.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Hopefully that is the case and hardware does not get impossible to get.
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by nicce 3mo ago
How do you know that Chinese don’t have powerful private models already? Maybe they just allow opening the ”bad” models…
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by nicce 3mo ago
Have we already agreed that AI is already equal to human life and not machine?
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by nicce 3mo ago
Yet you can get jailed?
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by nicce 3mo ago
In a different world it is not fair use. The benefits of the crime should be always taken off. If you isolate the training and pirating, you may say that it was fair, but that completely misses the point. The sole purpose of pirating (aka c
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by nicce 3mo ago
Yet they did not need to destroy the models which were trained with them?
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by nicce 3mo ago
> These resellers operate tens of thousands of bot accounts, which is also why Anthropic introduced identity verification, to slow down the onslaught of bots. Don’t put that on Chinese.
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by nicce 3mo ago
When you are writing completely new prompt - it sends every character to server when writing and tries to make suggestions based on that. And keeps doing it in intervals in /prepare endpoint, during each prompt. So if you are working w
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by nicce 3mo ago
Codex CLI is the main Rust code. There is Codex Desktop separately, using Electron and the same Codex CLI.
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by nicce 3mo ago
> As far as I know there no web engine that use native OS UI for rendering. That sounds like a monster I would be afraid to touch.
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by nicce 3mo ago
Not only Codex, but I can't leave ChatGPT app in macOS open for few hours, because it will consume 60 gigabytes of RAM over time and crashes all the apps. Mindboggling. Or can't use Google's AI Studio in browser because it ta

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