So you Omarchy nerds got millions USD of donations and work on optimizing the screensaver and enthusiastically join the propganda of Anthropic?
And isn't this a sign of being a puppet of AI model vendors?
This ain't making Linux Desktop great.
@Ben_M5rtin@dhh has become the Donald Trump of Open Source.
He reels in a bunch of simp followers by spewing culture war stuff, gets money, all while dumping a giant steaming turd of a system onto the world: insecure slopcoded garbage.
Every software developer should own a potato PC. It's the easiest way to ensure your application is fast enough. Put your agents to work within it and watch the weight drop. There's no reason a machine from ten years ago shouldn't fly like superman.
AI is cool and badass. I like it.
No, it's not the end of the world. We can "contain" it.
Now I will rant for a moment about what I dislike about AI.
I strongly dislike when large corporations try to inject AI into every product, essentially forcing us to use AI.
I also strongly dislike when people use AI for every small little thing in their life, such as leaving comments on websites like Xitter, YouTube, Reddit, etc. It defeats the entire purpose of leaving a comment on something... you're supposed to share YOUR thoughts, not an AI agents generated string output. It's goofy.
I also strongly dislike the nonsense blabbering of AI propaganda, how it will destroy the world, or how companies need to "contain it", essentially acting as means to corner the AI model market, trying to strip it away from individuals who may want to host it locally. It's a facade of "Only WE can do AI, not YOU", whilst charging absurd fees for usage.
I also dislike AI nerds who try to tell me to use AI to do things I do simply because I enjoy doing them. Yes, maybe an AI agent could reverse engineer faster than me, or code faster than me, but I do it because I enjoy it.
AI is an excellent tool to enhance work flows, or learn (assuming it doesn't hallucinate).
Okay, that's all I want to say about AI for today.
This is completely unacceptable coming from an OpenAI employee. Your own company is causing these security incidents. But you’re optimistic because you’re getting the reaction you want?
With that attitude, these incidents aren’t going to stop.