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by spzb 7mo ago
And I have absolutely no reason to trust that claim.
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by spzb 7mo ago
The core network products seem to be having a run of downtime issues too. Maybe they should focus on their homework before going out to play with the AI kids.
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by spzb 7mo ago
Pfft, security is so last year. We're all about the vibes now. Get on the AI train or be left behind, dinosaur. /s
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by spzb 7mo ago
I had a play with it using mitmproxy and one thing is for sure, it doesn't implement certificate pinning. It happily connected to my self-signed certificate. When you set a master password for access to your Mac it's sent to their
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by spzb 8mo ago
What guarantee is there that the connection is not being MitM? Closed source app from an unknown developer versus OpenSSH is a no-brainer to me.
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Meta Horizons: Our Renewed Focus in 2026(developers.meta.com)
1 points by spzb 8mo ago|0 comments
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How far back in time can you understand English?(deadlanguagesociety.com)
793 points by spzb 8mo ago|415 comments
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by spzb 8mo ago
https://archive.is/26O8l
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The Trump Phone(theverge.com)
9 points by spzb 8mo ago|1 comments
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by spzb 8mo ago
UI design clearly was done by a chatbot.
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by spzb 8mo ago
Am I missing something? All I see is a short X post of acronyms and an eight second video.
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by spzb 8mo ago
I'd be looking at ad networks rather than telcos in this case. https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2026/01/google-settlement-may-...
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by spzb 9mo ago
The client journalism is strong in this one
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by spzb 9mo ago
An ad hominem attack from a newly created account named with a string of numbers? That's my argument conclusively rebutted! smh
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by spzb 9mo ago
Some context: this article is from a right-wing newspaper and is written by a senior member of far right party, Reform. It doesn't seem grounded in any actual facts.
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by spzb 9mo ago
AI's going to be a whole lot less useful when it doesn't have any open source component libraries to crib from.
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by spzb 9mo ago
Ironic to call it a strawman whilst making a strawman yourself. I never said AI was useless, I said vibe coding hasn't produced anything novel.
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by spzb 9mo ago
> Why? People don't ask hammers to do much more than bash in nails into walls. No one is propping up a multi-billion dollar tech bubble by promising hammers that do more than bash nails. As a point of comparison that makes no sense.
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by spzb 9mo ago
That's about as far removed from vibe coding as you can get. It's the result of an algorithm developed for a specific purpose by researchers at one of the most advanced machine learning companies.
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by spzb 9mo ago
Naive junior engineers eventually learn and become competent senior engineers. LLMs forget everything they "learn" as soon as the context window gets too big.
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by spzb 9mo ago
curl in particular is being plagued by AI-slop security reports which are actively slowing development by forcing the maintainers to triage crap when they could be working on new features (or, you know, enjoying their lives) eg https:&#x2F
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'Why should we pay these criminals?' the hidden world of ransomware negotiations(theguardian.com)
4 points by spzb 9mo ago|0 comments
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by spzb 9mo ago
I am yet to see a vibe coded success that isn't a small program that already exists in multiple forms in the training data. Let's see something ground-breaking. If AI coding is so great and is going to take us to 10x or 100x produ
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by spzb 9mo ago
I've got a bridge to sell you
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by spzb 9mo ago
Good write ups: https://doublepulsar.com/merry-christmas-day-have-a-mongodb-... https://blog.ecapuano.com/p/hunting-mongobleed-cve-2025-1484...
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by spzb 10mo ago
It’s bizarre to me that anyone would get confused by this. I can only imagine it’s a USA thing. Indicators flash on the side you’re turning towards. I’d never expect it to be an arrow pointing in any direction.
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by spzb 10mo ago
"Even if you could push through the bitterness, it’s unlikely you’d be able to stomach the bucketfuls of tea required to get enough salicin from willow bark (or similar plants) to ease your discomfort." So, rather than killing pai
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by spzb 10mo ago
Background on Basicode : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BASICODE
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Basicode in the Browser(robhagemans.github.io)
1 points by spzb 10mo ago|1 comments
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Language Translation: An Useful AI(newslttrs.com)
1 points by spzb 10mo ago|0 comments

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