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by rvz 6mo ago
> “This is as anxious and stressed as I have ever been at a job,” a longtime employee at Meta tells The Standard. The music has stopped and is now leaving people playing the musical chairs game without a chair (job) to sit on as the comp
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by rvz 6mo ago
Given that is where everything is going, why not just get there faster by open-sourcing Seedance 2.0, Happyhorse, Veo 3 and all the others.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Probably will happen after he leaves office.
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Malicious node-IPC versions published to NPM(stepsecurity.io)
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by rvz 6mo ago
> Forgive me but I don't find this very convincing. I don't really need to convince you. I just look at how it's being tested and which companies are using it today. But the main point I'm bringing is that stablecoi
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by rvz 6mo ago
USDC operates as a fiat-backed stablecoin and is fundamentally different [0] to an algorithmic stablecoin such as UST which was the one that collapsed in 2022. [0] https://www.usdc.com/learn/fiat-backed-vs-algorithmic
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by rvz 6mo ago
Well a 2008 and a 2000 level financial crash is required for this. It is always during euphoric levels of delusion such events then occur. ...and it also needs more so-called AI companies present in the wreckage in this crash. AI psychosis
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by rvz 6mo ago
So that is what the AI boosters were talking about "abundance". An "abundance" of security issues and vulnerabilities being found using LLMs where a Linux flaw is discovered almost every day.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Except not all stablecoins are the same.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Finally someone gets the point of this.
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by rvz 6mo ago
But LLMs are like humans! Nothing wrong about with giving them access to your bank or savings accounts /s
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by rvz 6mo ago
Very tough question. Stablecoins?
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by rvz 6mo ago
There are many cryptocurrencies that allow anyone to move money quickly, cheaply, and on the same day in less than a minute and requires zero bank accounts. At this point there isn't an excuse.
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by rvz 6mo ago
When a measure becomes a target....
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by rvz 6mo ago
"Always free" was never sustainable for a password manager that took VC money and now needs growth at all costs [0]. Obviously predictable. Bitwarden is now in the extraction phase and it is now time to pay an expensive... ...$1.6
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by rvz 6mo ago
> Is that how AP is funded? Are these not foundations owned by billionaires funding the AP? [0][1] > The NY Times, WSJ, FT and many others are now funded by subscriptions. That doesn't seem to be "at no cost" does it?
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by rvz 6mo ago
What matters is when websites put this new version of reCAPTCHA on their site, just like archive.is has done. Then the scrapers will have a hard time getting around that.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Other than it (whichllm) being written in Python, nothing else. I just use llmfit.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Unbelievable. This is the silent de-skilling of this industry. Imagine saying that you don't need to look at the roads or have no hands on the wheel whilst driving because someone-else said that the car can 'drive' itself; th
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by rvz 6mo ago
I am going to assume that this also destroys millions of AI agents and bot scrapers this time which is why some “AI Engineers” were complaining about this recently. Well, this is how Google will kill all the scrapers on its search data.
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by rvz 6mo ago
How does this work against sites that use Google's next-gen reCAPTCHA that uses hardware attestations?
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by rvz 6mo ago
This whatever '-maxxxing' nonsense is really 'cringemaxxing'. The people using it need to look at the origins of it first before using it everywhere.
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by rvz 6mo ago
This time, no bribing the regulators or politicians as "advisors" like the last time.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Only $300 a month. (Or $3,000 a year.) The xAI casino wants all of your money even if you don't use it for a month.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Not again and it is NPM once more. > Any project that installs one of these versions, directly or transitively, will pull the compromised release. Hope you have pinned your dependencies in your package.json. What a disaster.
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by rvz 6mo ago
Exactly. AI psychosis is real . Never let an AI tell you that you cannot do something practical for your own self for research, discovery or for fun. The only thing that is close to impractical is expecting your non-technical friends or
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by rvz 6mo ago
Most of Europe is behind because the money there has dried up. (Except for Norway) > You have to make a lot more fuck ups for us to catch you. The main issue is the 40TN debt that the US has which will soon matter. But the expected actio
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by rvz 6mo ago
The robots need your help, until they don't.
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by rvz 6mo ago
They are already hiring for (experienced) Rust and C++ developers to clean up the slop that used Claude to create. But then again, this is all marketing content for Anthropic for large scale production-grade rewrites such as this.
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by rvz 6mo ago
It has been 3 hours already since your comment and I have just installed a WhatsApp update and it took around 10 seconds. We're still waiting for tptacek's DIY WhatsApp alternative since he believes that it's "easier to

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