krater23

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by krater23 6d ago
I expect that using Rust is in some years just the sign for vibe coded shit that only doesn't crashes every two minutes because the compiler is stopping the AI from doing the really dumb things.
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by krater23 6d ago
Would one of this users tell their opponents what he is doing? And if yes, would anyone wonder when the opponent would use this information. Be dumb, win dumb prices.
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by krater23 6d ago
When you put a unpublished sizeable portion of your life in a ChatGPT window, then it's your own fault. I trust these AI companies as far as I can throw one of their data centers. When your work is unimportant enough for you to not set
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by krater23 6d ago
When you want your unpublished work unpublished, don't store them on other peoples computers. Especially not on people their job it is to use data to create money. Would this data moved through a hack to ChatGPT, this would be another
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by krater23 9d ago
Rebuilding from clean source on a infected device. Whats the point? Could be every computer virus from 30 years ago.
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by krater23 9d ago
When I understood correctly, this one is crippled, because only strip can infect other files.
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by krater23 9d ago
27 years ago we named this link virus. It worked well on DOS, Windows and on every other OS where the user who executed a infected file had enough access rights to change other executables. But this one is crippled because there is only one
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by krater23 11d ago
What tells us that OpenAI had no idea about it? Only OpenAI tells us that. What when this agents got the order to do so, just to provide us with new information how far OpenAI models are beyond what we supposed? I see no evidence that this
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by krater23 12d ago
It's the reason why it happened in may and we hear now about it. It was not hacking and not important enough for marketing. And just using a wiki and trying to embedd javascript is not hacking for me.
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by krater23 12d ago
Reading the headline: WTF?! This is how Skynet started! Next year the mankind will die! Reading the article: Oh, AI have learned to communicate over a wiki. OK.
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by krater23 13d ago
Is this article really about medieval? Sounds very familiar to todays food culture. Everyone makes claims without having a solid justification, yet the observations indicate that it is true. Nothing has changed, but nowadays we have papers
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by krater23 15d ago
Fuck it! I sail away under the flag of jolly rogers...harrrrrr!!!
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by krater23 18d ago
Self changing RAM and a complex way to interact with it in software. A new security nightmare is emerging.
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by krater23 22d ago
It’s sad; on the one hand, it’s true, and on the other, this story is also about AI. (translated from german by AI)
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by krater23 1mo ago
Burn Venture Capital, Burn! In the best case, it's not your trillions of dollars. Just make sure that your Government doesn't invests.
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by krater23 1mo ago
Is today Opposite Day? Or April 1th?
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by krater23 2mo ago
They really think that their data is not already part of the models. Silly...
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by krater23 2mo ago
Walmart?! Do you think we had a mall?! The only thing we had to do was drinking beer and smoking weed.
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by krater23 2mo ago
Are you old enough to remember the time where the internet doesn't existed? Sounds like not.
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by krater23 2mo ago
We don't talk about age verification like in a bar. We talk about age verification like in the internet, where every of your step generates data. So you don't verify your age, you verify your identity. It's like you step in
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by krater23 2mo ago
Would you think the same thing if you happened not to be there, came home half an hour later to find your apartment ransacked with the door smashed in, and had to wait a few months for compensation for the repairs?
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by krater23 2mo ago
I don't understand why Snyk is IN business in any way. Who really wants to upload his own code to a company that is specialized at searching security issues? How can I trust that they show me all findings they have instead of selling t
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by krater23 2mo ago
That is, assuming you believe "vibe coding" is actually more efficient than hand-coding. If your users simply accept bugs that can't be fixed because doing so would lead to a day-long discussion with your AI, then it is true.
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by krater23 2mo ago
The fear that I have that I end up in a team that don't care that I hand code my stuff and let their shit everywhere in the code, so that hand coding isn't possible anymore in a team. It's the same with frameworks. Building a
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by krater23 2mo ago
This website and topic is protected by a SEP field. Who cares about U.S. problems?
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by krater23 2mo ago
I've seen similaer videos in the pre AI time where someone stiches stock fotos together that fit to the lyrics. Absolute shit, and this is the advanced way to do that. It's a costly gimmic for illegal youtube uploads. The videos h
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by krater23 2mo ago
They have the same sentiment also now. I expect when you not write code at all you aren't more productive than before or producing unmaintainable shit. Sorry bro, most of the time it needs more text to explain the AI which small fault
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by krater23 2mo ago
Just stay awake, you're sleepy all the day anyway... Not meant as joke, but I've learned that trying to sleep when I'm not sleepy is senseless. When I really have a month where I get every day my 7h sleep, I need one night wi
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by krater23 2mo ago
Downloading this attachement doesn't executes it. Checking out a branch in this case executes the file in the branch. Thats a big difference.
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by krater23 2mo ago
I could imagine that in near future when token prices are as high as they really are, programmers that can't imagine or remember how to write code anymore will clean our streets, drive our taxis and water our plants.

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