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hirihit640

@ hirihit640 @sh.itjust.works

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  • GrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding

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  • Reading the comments, wow AI is polarizing. Neither side will budge.

    I guess only time will tell, to see if all the AI code will actually come crashing down.

  • GrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding

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  • Not the person you are replying to, but if there is no copyright there is no IP "theft".

  • GrapheneOS defends use of AI for coding

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  • ‘The People Building AI Earnestly Believe That It Could Kill Us All’: Anthropic Researcher Quits Dramatically

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  • Everybody is in competition with each other. We can only stop if we can convince everybody else to stop too. If these truly are weapons of mass destruction, no country wants to be the only one without it.

  • What do people even mean by "If you don't use AI, you'll fall behind"?

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  • I don't think he does any programming but he sure is a good businessman. Finding loopholes and manipulating the market is part of business after all

  • LG TV shown scanning LAN for third-party phones and other devices

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  • Fair enough. I also recommend Apple when Linux isn't an option

  • LG TV shown scanning LAN for third-party phones and other devices

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  • it's a trojan horse for Apple though right? Apple still collects tons of telemetry they've just never been caught selling it

  • What do people even mean by "If you don't use AI, you'll fall behind"?

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  • it's a good enough signal for most people

  • No Thanks [PizzaCake]

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  • here you deserve this (lemmygold)

  • What do people even mean by "If you don't use AI, you'll fall behind"?

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  • Good open source projects often last years or decades

    This sounds like a no-true-scottsman argument. Go check github, literally a graveyard of dead open source projects, most made before AI. The harsh reality is that most projects don't gain much traction, and so the owner moves on.

    if you don't directly write code debugging is hell and all the gains vaporize

    Imo this depends on how you use it. I'd agree with you that I bet a lot of vibe coders didn't take formal classes in CS. So they probably aren't writing great code. But without AI, they probably wouldn't have any code at all. So compared to their non-AI non-CS buddies, they will feel "ahead" and might very well be, if they capitalize on their initial success correctly (like using the initial traction to get investers, and then going on to hire an actual engineer to re-write the project). Many start-ups start with an initial throwaway prototype. Not being constrained by "best practices" is great for prototypes.

    those who did study and are forced to use it by their boss always describe it as bad

    I'd add a caveat that those who are forced to use it, and don't make personal projects in their free time, describe it as bad. Part of the reason professiomals don't like it is because they are forced to use it. But when they have a choice to use it, and they actually do, then in my experience a lot of these professionals begradgingly accept that it does speed things up.

  • What do people even mean by "If you don't use AI, you'll fall behind"?

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  • Call me back when most of these projects actually are useful (a lot of stuff posted in various selfhost community are actually rehash of existing things, or provide no actual useful features), live more than a few months without being abandonned, and are not stagnating messes impossible to fix with issues growing faster than a magic bean.

    This was true before AI. Open source projects have always had short life spans. Using AI means that you don't spent forever on a project that might only last a few weeks.

    Using LLM to produce something decent requires a fair amount of work

    Which is why I said you have to be careful when and where you use it. But it does boost productivity if you use it wisely.

  • US police fear Meta smart glasses could be used to secretly record them

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  • The joke is about tying the toast to the cat to make a flying machine. If the toast is on the cat it has already landed. If the toast falls off the cat then the cat can land on its feet and the toast can land butter side up, no paradox

  • What do people even mean by "If you don't use AI, you'll fall behind"?

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  • Because the reality is that you'll ship projects faster. Check out lemmy selfhosted community. I just checked and 8/10 of the latest projects were AI assisted.

    It's not a panacea. For example, don't rely on it for security focused applications. But most evidence suggests that if you are careful about where and how you use AI, you will move faster.

    Yes there are ethical concerns too. We all know them at this point. So the question becomes whether or not those concerns outweigh the human desire to make an impact on the world.

    A lot of activism is bragging rights. Hence the meme about vegans always talking about veganism. But with AI, it's bragging rights on both sides. If you don't use jt you can brag about your environmental concern. If you use it you can brag about all the cool projects you made. Which do you want to brag about?

  • What do people even mean by "If you don't use AI, you'll fall behind"?

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  • Well if you're able to trick the world into paying you 250k, it doesn't matter if you're a shitty dev or not, the world clearly thinks you're a great one

  • US police fear Meta smart glasses could be used to secretly record them

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  • Even if the adages were correct, the toast would not prevent the cat from landing on its feet because the toast has already landed. It's landed on the cat's back.

  • LG smart TVs caught logging audio with screen off and snooping on local devices

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  • how will you deal with Amazon Sidewalk?

  • LG smart TVs caught logging audio with screen off and snooping on local devices

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  • You'll also have to make sure to properly destroy it afterwards. If you re-sell it, the next owner might connect it to the internet and all the stored data will get uploaded.

    Also there's tech like Amazon Sidewalk that allows devices to talk to other devices nearby in a mesh, bypassing your router entirely.

  • "We Could Get Sued for This" - GamersNexus goes deep with the privacy violations and overreach of modern consumer electronics, including Smart TVs, other devices, and how they record your voice.

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  • Awesome thank you

  • "We Could Get Sued for This" - GamersNexus goes deep with the privacy violations and overreach of modern consumer electronics, including Smart TVs, other devices, and how they record your voice.

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  • To be fair the actual video is just a 30 minute ad for their upcoming videos, I would have preferred a summary over wasting those 30 min

  • Privacy @programming.dev
    hirihit640 @sh.itjust.works

    YSK: you can still view Reddit posts anonymously

  • Linux @programming.dev
    hirihit640 @sh.itjust.works

    Datahoarders, how many Linux ISOs do you actually have?

  • Privacy @programming.dev
    hirihit640 @sh.itjust.works

    What do you think is the CAPTCHA endgame?

  • Technology @lemmy.world
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    Github compromised by supply chain attack on a VS Code extension

    www.bleepingcomputer.com /news/security/github-confirms-breach-of-3-800-repos-via-malicious-vscode-extension/