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by nusl 1y ago
Currently unable to do much of anything new in dev/prod environments without manual workarounds. I'd imagine the impact is pretty massive. Asside; seems Signal is also having issues. Damn.
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by nusl 1y ago
Strange. The article says that he made the fire, called first responders, who put the fire out. The fire continued to smolder before reigniting in later winds. If you cause a problem, report it, then the authorities responsible for dealing
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by nusl 1y ago
So who do you call when it drains your account and orders 50 tons of wood, or falls for prompt injection and pays a scammer? Will OpenAI reimbuirse you? No. Considering how vulnerable AI is to this sort of thing, there's no way in hell
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by nusl 1y ago
Years of time, effort, and love poured into something that's being pulled out from under you? Surely you're able to feel some empathy for the situation
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by nusl 1y ago
Years of time, effort, and love poured into something that's being pulled out from under you? Surely you're able to feel some empathy for the situation
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by nusl 1y ago
Ad budgets and convenience/"cool factor." Similar to cigarettes, people think they look cool when doing it and/or do so to fit in with groups that do.
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by nusl 1y ago
A VM would bypass monitoring software installed on devices the person uses. A VPN would obscure their traffic such that it is encrypted and not easily monitored. Even something like SSH is encrypted and not straight-forward to monitor, so a
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by nusl 1y ago
Disposable vapes are an abomination that somehow society has normalised.
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by nusl 1y ago
If you download Brave and run it you'll see; many pop-ups and random things in the UI you don't want
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by nusl 1y ago
As far as I know, yes.
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by nusl 1y ago
I moved away from Claude due to this, recently. I had explicit instructions for it to not do this, quite verbosely, and it still did it, or in other forms. Fortunately GPT5 has so far been really good.
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by nusl 1y ago
It does feel worse. I've swapped to Claude and it's massively better for my tasks. Jules just released so I'll see if that's useful.
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by nusl 1y ago
Yeah, it's hard to measure. Not sure about our expectations, though I recall way better output when I first started using Gemini 2.5 vs now. It seems to be stupider and more headstrong somehow?
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by nusl 1y ago
Via the chat prompt mostly, and sometimes via Copilot. It was quoting me sources and links that didn't exist, and when I told it the links were wrong it doubled down forever, no matter how hard I tried to tell it otherwise. Even sent s
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by nusl 1y ago
Been using Gemini for a few months, somehow it's gotten much, much worse in that time. Hallucinations are very common, and it will argue with you when you point it out. So, don't have much confidence.
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by nusl 1y ago
My sympathy for those in the mud dealing with this. Never a fun place to be. Hope y'all figure it out and manage to de-stress :)
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by nusl 1y ago
They did this :P https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpCrBBj6AWE
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by nusl 1y ago
"servers Proton controls" can mean anything. I can rent any random cloud server and have "control" over it.
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by nusl 1y ago
I dunno why but Proton's offerings turn me off. Their product suite is half-baked and riddled with weird gotchas and you-can't-do-this-completely-reasonable-thing-because-security-but-we-actually-don't-feel-like-implementing-
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by nusl 1y ago
I've installed it to give it a try but it does absolutely nothing in any application I use. I did give it required permissions.
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by nusl 1y ago
Putting the "Larry with Boris Johnson in 2019" photo under the heading of "Relationships with other animals" is hilarious, intentional or not.
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by nusl 1y ago
I mentioned it because you didn't disclose that you're responsible for it. If you had mentioned you're the owner, sure. Though it comes across as a disingenuous recommendation when folk put stock in such things being in good
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by nusl 1y ago
You're promoting your own website based on AI-generated things on a Hacker News post aimed at generating AI slop.
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by nusl 1y ago
I've found that more and more customer support things are being automated to prevent you from actually talking to a human at all, and quite often these tools don't work in any meaningful way. They'll misunderstand, redirect,
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by nusl 1y ago
What is room temperature in this context? The temp of the space it's sitting in or a typical room temp on Earth?
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by nusl 1y ago
Also related; https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/aug/22/google-cs...
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by nusl 1y ago
This is already happening at massive scale. Russia employs it already, and it's very likely they're not the only ones.
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by nusl 1y ago
GitLab's remediation seems a bit sketchy at best.
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by nusl 1y ago
Perhaps a Bitwarden issue. I had them in 1Password and used them without any problems, then moved them out and into my Apple Keychain to separate those concerns a bit better. Both solutions work pretty well. Having to pull my phone out or g
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by nusl 1y ago
The title originally threw me off but reading the link made me quite like the idea. Keep existing skills and use them in other contexts better suited for the application.

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