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Shayeta

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  • Bitwarden New CEO has extensive M&A, Private equity experience, Removes Transparency from its Motto

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  • For the last 10 years I've been using KeepassXC file + nextcloud/cloud of your choice.

    Desktop and mobile apps available. Browsers have extension for it for password fill.

    It's just a password-locked file that's synced between devices. Simple, not dependant on any third party services.

  • Software Engineers Say They're Losing the Ability to Code Now That AI Does It for Them

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  • Clarifying requirements, designing architecture. Also, I dont understand how is someone supposed to be able to "parse code" without being able to write it? It's like being able to read but unable to write.

  • "Unethical use of Azure" reportedly leads to firing of Microsoft Israel execs — Microsoft has been investigating potential abuse of its products in targeting Palestinians

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  • Agreed, this looks more like Microslop complaining they don't have plausible deniability rather than anything else.

  • AOC's answer on running for president leaves political world speechless

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  • At this point I don't care. Trump set the bar so low that a colony of fermenting yeast would do a better job.

    Let alone someone with actual good intentions.

  • Claude Code's creator is sick of the phrase 'vibe coding.' Suggest your alternative here.

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  • We don't do vibe coding here, we do agentic engineering. 😎

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  • What happened to all the profits they would be raking in from AI? Man this is some desparate pivoting...

  • Security Through Obscurity Is NOT Bad - Mo Beigi

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  • Security through obscurity is a good thing to have, but a bad thing to rely on.

  • Inner Peace [SMBC]

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  • Well, this is why you go for global index funds. And if they actually DO fail, you've got bigger problems on your hands.

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  • Bread, nutella, cheese. I guess sweet complements salty savoury cheese?

  • Heat

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  • I guess we could also say that eventually that heat will escape outdoors and be radiated back into space, a tiny fraction of that will end up on the sun, and be sent back again.

  • Heat

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  • 100% of that tiny fraction still returns to heat.

  • Each time the Arch update breaks, I'll eat a snack.

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  • This Scammer Used an AI-Generated MAGA Girl to Grift ‘Super Dumb’ Men

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  • For ilicit dealings crypto absolutely superseeded previous payment methods. Not to mention the adoption of cryptocurrencies in Venezuela due to runaway inflation of the national currency.

    Yes, crypto scams exists. But cryptocurrency is the closest we have to a decentralized currency that can be transfered around the world without anyone being able to dictate who you can send money to.

  • SK Hynix’s New Memory Plant Isn’t Good News for Micron. Why the Stock Is Rising Anyway.

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  • But in 2 years we will all live like kings with 256gb ram kits for 100€!

  • How closely are the feds watching lemmy?

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  • Why do you think its called the FEDiverse?!

  • Is it impolite to ask someone about their roots?

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  • "Tell me of your bloodline."

  • Linux lays down the law on AI-generated code, says yes to Copilot, no to AI slop, and humans take the fall for mistakes — after months of fierce debate, Torvalds and maintainers come to an agreement

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  • AI is a useful tool for coding as long as it's being used properly. The problem isn't the tool, the problem is the companies who scraped the entire internet, trained LLM models, and then put them behind paywalls with no options to download the weights so that they could be self-hosted. Brazen, unaccountable profiteering off of the goodwill of many open source projects without giving anything back.

    If LLMs were community-trained on available, open-source code with weights freely available for anyone to host there wouldn't be nearly as much animosity against the tech itself. The enemy isn't the tool, but the ones who built the tool at the expense of everyone and are hogging all the benefits.

  • Market Volatility or What If it Doesn't

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  • If the investments you're making are beyond your risk tolerance - you fucked up.

  • AI still doesn't work very well, businesses are faking it, and a reckoning is coming

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  • It's like guiding a coked up junior who can write 5000 wpm, has read every piece of documentation ever without understanding any of it.