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by rvz 5mo ago
Exactly. It is entirely a misconception to believe that WASM is this silver bullet on sandboxing and it is not that great security-wise I’m afraid. It is only now being inspected by researchers and attackers who have found sandbox escapes [
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by rvz 5mo ago
Well, as predicted I see many here complaining about how expensive Fable is. [0] It is not just companies that know it is economically expensive, but it is also expensive to companies who have zero-data retention policies and they cannot of
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by rvz 5mo ago
Too late. We now all know that Anthropic CAN do that if they want to. The fact that they told you upfront about it shows that their arrogance on this self-sabotage against their customers is at stratospheric levels. Believe them the first t
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by rvz 5mo ago
Or if your "self-driving" system such as FSD / waymo slowed the car down once it detected you work in cybersecurity or at a rival automaker and you were attempting to reach the train station or the airport to make you miss a
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by rvz 5mo ago
> I mean, that's kind of a stretch given how popular and well-regarded Claude Code is at this point. Popularity here is irrelevant. Just because the software is "popular", it does not always mean that the quality of the en
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by rvz 5mo ago
New homes for AI agents.
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by rvz 5mo ago
When was the last time Claude's C Compiler was updated? 4 months ago? [0] It is written in Rust™, surely it is better than the rest of them. [0] https://github.com/anthropics/claudes-c-compiler
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by rvz 5mo ago
Correct and they have no idea what they are doing.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Again? Last time an incident happened was 48 hours ago [0]. Now the API is having issues. Something every week is falling apart at GitHub and it is slowly self-destructing. Each time there is an incident at GitHub, it is another advertiseme
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by rvz 5mo ago
We need more local open weight models that are performant and just as good (or good enough) as the best frontier ones. Then you will be able to achieve Jevons Paradox and enjoy the same “productivity gains” without paying for these extortio
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by rvz 5mo ago
Some companies just want to torch their own reputation, in rolling out such stupid AI things on top of critical industries without any oversight or thinking because "AI is cool rn". This is not the place where AI should be used
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by rvz 5mo ago
https://nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2026-11645
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by rvz 5mo ago
Seems like all the "best practices" that were preached from these engineers for years are just disregarded and thrown out of the window with this reckless use of LLMs on high profile project. Just creating permanent cognitive debt
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by rvz 5mo ago
Imagine still believing that local models do not have a use-case after seeing policies like this. Anthropic does not care about you.
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by rvz 5mo ago
They will do both. Firefox has zero leverage to do anything and is on life support with Google's money.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Totally not a monopoly on the browser space /s
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by rvz 5mo ago
I told everyone here that Anthropic are not your friends for months. Again, HN fell for the marketing and believed everything they did was for "safety".
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by rvz 5mo ago
AGI has been achieved internally at Salesforce.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Yes.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Given the author already admitted that the implementation was slow anyway, you are no better off of using gitoxide instead and that has support for Windows where-as Grit does not.
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by rvz 5mo ago
> the result is Grit, a from-scratch, library-based, memory-safe, idiomatic Rust reimplentation of Git that passes over 99% of the entire Git test suite. Why not 100%? > It's not actually passing every single test, though that is
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by rvz 5mo ago
The arrogance of Anthropic and their defenders is stratospheric. There is a reason why they did not sign the "pause AI" letter 3 years ago that everyone forgot about. [0] Now they want a pause given that Chinese labs and more AI l
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by rvz 5mo ago
At this point that never mattered and who really cares? These "karma" points are made up and are virtually worthless anyway.
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by rvz 5mo ago
Then you better not complain how expensive it is to use (Just like the other companies are doing) or the next time Claude goes down then. Anthropic does not care about us and isn't going to talk to you either and will extract from you
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by rvz 5mo ago
I don't really consider that a great benchmark anyway and we really need better ones that are objective instead of these mostly performative and cheatable and also available in the training set.
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by rvz 5mo ago
> * On June 23, we’ll remove Fable 5 from those plans. Using it after that will require usage credits. If capacity allows, we’ll extend the included window. Of course, they are a casino as well giving you free spins at the wheel with the
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by rvz 5mo ago
You fell for their fearmongering and marketing fundraising call which was done on purpose. Now they want to pause AI because of "recursive self improvement". Fool me once shame on you fool me twice...
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by rvz 5mo ago
Even when Siri AI is using a locally installed LLM (with optional cloud models with E2EE), the EU still decides that it is not even enough. This is why the EU is destined to lose and run itself to zero.
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by rvz 5mo ago
The (early) investors who have been hyping the IPO have been waiting decades to realize their return. What do you think they will do after the IPO or even when the lock up period is over?
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by rvz 5mo ago
Is this your first bubble? They are doing these IPOs now, because it is their chance to get out before the bubble collapses. Tech will stay the same, with less coasters.

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