@vu0tran A few years ago I probably would’ve laughed this off as sci-fi. Now OpenAI is calling Astra its first model to hit the Critical cyber threshold. Taking down a whole country in a day still feels like a huge leap, but I can’t really laugh the rest off anymore.
@matthias_mrc I think I accidentally outsourced the addictive part 😅 I built a product-manager agent around Codex, so now I just tell it what I want and roughly how it should look, then I lean back and scroll my phone while it keeps going.
I’ve been running into this while learning HarmonyOS. I’ll follow an older DevEco/ArkTS tutorial, then try basically the same code in a newer setup and start getting compiler errors. AI usually fixes it pretty quickly, but a lot of the time I’m just using it to get old tutorial code working again. So even with better coding tools, the rest of the development experience can still be pretty messy.
@thdxr If someone genuinely thinks the risk is that extreme, I’d expect it to change what they’re willing to give up. Staying long enough to vest and then sounding the alarm makes the warning a lot harder to take at face value.
@npashi I’m more curious about cutile-rs here, especially since NVIDIA itself recommends starting with Tile. I’d like to see how far you can get before you need the extra control SIMT gives you.
@poteto Yeah, I think it’s less about English and more about taking a fuzzy idea and breaking it into clear enough pieces that the model can actually do something useful with it.
@moshhamedani Yeah, when getting something out gets this fast, actually sitting down and testing the boring stuff is probably the first thing people start skipping.
@elshayib_ I've had posts disappear from my profile before, so seeing all these rejections makes me wonder what X is actually seeing when it reviews an account.