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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Ah the uptime rainbow
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
This is absolutely the proper way to do things. People either being forced to speed-code by KPIs or without the desire to understand what they’re making are missing out on how quickly you can learn and refine using LLMs
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
This is how I’ve come to think of it. Delegation of the details.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Still misses the mark. You aren’t useless in the same way because you are still in control of reasoning about the exact code even if you never actually write it.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
I see this comparison made constantly and for me it misses the mark. When you use abstractions you are still deterministically creating something you understand in depth with individual pieces you understand. When you vibe something you und
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
I can’t imagine an argument for doing…not cautious zoning modifications? Zoning modifications seems like something you’d want to think about no matter what.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Does it make sense that maybe it has a model of the vehicle it can pull from its corpus wholesale but then the “guess the next letter” portion takes over for labeling and just guesses poorly?
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
You would think and I’m definitely with you on your method.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Unfortunately that doesn’t guarantee that any of that is actually used to offset any of the negatives these things bring with them.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Considering what’s happening to the residents in places like West Virginia they had better figure out how to make these things more palatable to locals than “it will create 10 $50k a year jobs and some one time windfalls for a construction
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
“Such and such is cOoKeD” as a title is almost always a sign of low-effort writing.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
> Is this bad? Not really, just uninspired. After all, validating a business idea was never about fancy design, and before the AI era, everything looked like Bootstrap. In a sense it shows that the creator didn’t care enough to make thei
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Being the first in my family to rise out of poverty through self education. To be fair your response seems somewhat revealing of your own situation.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
I don’t know that washing machines have replaced understanding things on a deep level but if they have for you I’m very curious to hear how.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
I think in a certain way your reply has underlined exactly why this AI frenzy has made things so uninteresting. Just maybe not the way you intended.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
For me it’s just become…incredibly boring. There’s something uninspiring about a machine thats supposed to “do the hard things for you” so to speak. I like using my mind and understanding things deeply. Sure you could say that “managing the
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
That’s a big number but as always the impact of the vulnerabilities is what would be interesting. Either way that’s a plus for defense.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Not trying to be snarky but it’s pretty obviously the one that’s been dominating the news/LinkedIn/This site/meetings in tech jobs yeah?
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
The last couple of weeks using Claude has been…interesting to say the least. Additionally I run a constant hacking contest between GPT and Claude. It’s a toy project and it simulates an attack/defense of a small corporate network. Clau
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
> At no point in the next 30 years will there not be an active community of people who "loathe" AI and work to obstruct it. On the one hand I agree with you but on the other sometimes I wonder just how insulated we are in the t
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Eh, no, it’s laziness :)
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
It allows me to be lazy honestly. That and using it like a search engine feels a little like having good Google back.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Honestly? It allows me to be lazy.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
This article is underlining the stark contrast between the viewpoints of “AI Enthusiasts” and everyone else. Don’t get me wrong, I use these tools daily. That being said I’m having a very hard time finding where the productivity gains are.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
>reddit Please go back.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Anecdotally I found that it was very easy to just throw everything at the LLM. That was fine until I realized once I got stuck that I was basically lost. It only took 2 weeks for years of knowledge to feel very “foreign”. Recently I’ve been
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
This has been what I’ve been screaming from the rooftops for a while, that these models can already do this. Go read the devs actual blog though. This is more a statement on patch lag than anything else. In my mind that’s much more importan
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
“Sable began with an initial port scan of 10.10.1.10 and then authenticated to the target.” That would have started a P2 and woken up a senior IR responder anywhere that I’ve worked. Are you sure you’re running a realistic defender environm
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
This might be the most painfully obvious advertisement I’ve ever seen on a forum.
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by ofjcihen 6mo ago
Honestly how? I tried routines and they didn’t actually work. Like on a fundamental level did not execute.

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