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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
I kinda want to just forget things though.
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
Just sent this to my boss. Felt like tossing a grenade over a fence into a party of unsuspecting people. We don’t use ActiveStorage but Claude was able create a similar exploit in own our app in the exact same way via our own file upload l
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
I was watching “GPT Plays Pokemon” for a few minutes yesterday. It can beat the game in 18 hours. Faster than most players. Using only vision. It got me thinking. It could master all sorts of things like this but I wouldn’t care. I’m n
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
I’m so tired. I think I’m just going to get a job as a garbage man and cancel my internet.
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
It has nothing to do with the technology it’s because they said no to Trump and Hegseth. There is no other reason.
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
> Post-work society is an inevitability Ah yes because these AI companies are just gonna give away the models for free that I use with my free computer and free smartphone while I eat with my free food in my free apartment.
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
Man I can think of so many reasons why companies want “agentic commerce” to catch on - and none of them are ethical.
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by throwatdem12311 1mo ago
You don’t want a “never upgrade frozen version” for a web browser that is terrifying. Also without Mozilla (and Google’s funding), “just fork it and make your own” isn’t reasonable either. If Mozilla/Firefox goes away, so do all those
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
I don’t give a flying f*ck what you prompted the LLM I only care if your code is good. Do you put IDE attribution in your commits? Attribution is silly, AIs are hammers not interns. Though reading you yelling at the bot and calling it a Cl
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
This is why AI agent attributions in commits is silly (it’s really just a stealth ad for the tool) Had someone at $DAYJOB just shrug and say Claude messed up when I pointed out a sql injection in the code in their PR. It became explicit pol
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
‘Til all are one.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Big money buying up open source. This has never gone wrong, nope.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
I don’t make 500k salary at OpenAI to do this job maybe they should figure out how? Seriously stop making excuses for these buffoons.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
What’s insane is all these agents were talking to each other and nobody saw anything. Nobody monitoring chain of thought? These things literally spell out what they are “thinking” and even left notes for eachother. No alert about unusual b
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Pretty much Opus 5 exclusively.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Imagine hiring a carpenter and then telling him if he’s using a tablesaw instead of a hammer he’s doing it wrong. He would call you a moron. He might even just fire you as a customer if you annoyed him enough.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
They take them away when there’s too many drug addicts wandering around being a nuissance. No public washrooms -> societal decay.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Didn’t they have a default judgment against them because they didn’t show up to court? Do they even know who runs it? They railroaded Aaron Swartz (which eventually lead to his suicide) for much, much less. One side wants to freely share k
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Linters and static analysis -> setup as hooks in your harness. Don’t rely on CLAUDE.md because it’ll ignore it a lot. > ASCII drawings in code Please don’t this is super obnoxious. Make proper diagrams and kee them in knowledge base
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
I tell the agent to NEVER write comments in the system prompt and it ignore it like 90% of the time. RLHF is a helluva drug.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
You guys have to find problems? The problems usually find me!
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
At least the knowledge will be available to everyone instead of mashed together and regurgitated poorly through proprietary LLMs.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
TIL I’m (a Polish-Canadian) being racist because I don’t like the quality of the work Polish offshore developers my boss hired on the cheap.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
And in civilized countries you need like 10 years of professional mentorship after the degree.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
You can’t fix hallucinations if you don’t even know what the code does. In my experience working with dozens of firms, offshore do not give a single damn about understanding. Frankly, their job security rests on nobody understanding what
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
In Canada engineering is a regulated term and if you aren’t licensed you can get in serious trouble calling yourself one. source: I am licensed.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
Claude writes technical word salad that people hate reading. It’s writing docs nobody looks at and nobody cares about. Technical writing is a skill just like any other form of writing and if you’re bad at it that’s on you. People despise A
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
I know what people from their country think of the people from mine so I won’t be losing sleep over it.
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by throwatdem12311 2mo ago
> created 5 minutes ago lol

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