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@Ali_Homsi 😂

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@0xglitchbyte If you can't prompt AI to write better code than you, you have skill issues.

Its that simple.

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@nowakmr1 @TheDavidHasbun @maddb3457 Yes

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@nowakmr1 @TheDavidHasbun @maddb3457 Then you don't have a serious job, and if you do your company is doomed.

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@drgoatofficial @TheDavidHasbun @maddb3457 True, and physics research brought us the nuclear weapon which could end humanity. Better throw it all away.

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@TheDavidHasbun @YeshuaisSavior But VLAs wouldn't be used for "be my eyes" type things? That would just use an LLM with native vision capabilities, like Gemma 4 for example. Or am I wrong?

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@drgoatofficial @TheDavidHasbun @maddb3457 Making the software that the world relies on safer. You're in denial.

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Here's a few:

- Linux kernel (OpenAI agents, Oct 2026): 948 distinct local privilege-escalation (root) vulnerabilities with working exploits + 291 info-disclosure PoCs. Scanned ~7% of the kernel in one run.

- Linux kernel CVE-2026-98432 (Anthropic Claude, Oct 2026): CVSS 9.8 use-after-free in IPv4 TCP handshake (present since kernel 4.4). Claude produced a remote unauthenticated zero-click root exploit (KASLR leak + command execution).

- Firefox (Anthropic Claude Opus, Jan–Feb 2026): 22 vulnerabilities (14 high-severity) in two weeks — more high-severity bugs than typical human reports in two months (~20% of all high-severity Firefox fixes that year).

Specific enough?

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Here's a few:

- Linux kernel (OpenAI agents, Oct 2026): 948 distinct local privilege-escalation (root) vulnerabilities with working exploits + 291 info-disclosure PoCs. Scanned ~7% of the kernel in one run.

- Linux kernel CVE-2026-98432 (Anthropic Claude, Oct 2026): CVSS 9.8 use-after-free in IPv4 TCP handshake (present since kernel 4.4). Claude produced a remote unauthenticated zero-click root exploit (KASLR leak + command execution).

- Firefox (Anthropic Claude Opus, Jan–Feb 2026): 22 vulnerabilities (14 high-severity) in two weeks — more high-severity bugs than typical human reports in two months (~20% of all high-severity Firefox fixes that year).

Specific enough?

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@TheDavidHasbun @maddb3457 Llms are finding bugs in major software projects that have been there for decades. You think handwritten code was ever good? Nobody is going back to writing software by hand.

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@TheDavidHasbun @YeshuaisSavior Vision llms interpret pixels of an image or video directly no?

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@theo The real t3os was the agents we ran along the way

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@voidfreud Sounds like it's in your head 👍🏻

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@RickDev3000 @dakdevs Oh you learnt a lot about that making your Omarchy clone did you?

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@RickDev3000 @hooftly @HRA42187954 @msw_pl @dakdevs @grok Jfc arguing about which language is best in 2026...

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@RickDev3000 @msw_pl @dakdevs You think this is handcrafted Rust?
https://t.co/VrwVkf9JZJ

[Stanislav @svishnevskiy]

We've been early adopters of Rust since 2018 and a lot of our infra, voice tech, and even some of the current client is already Rust, the holy grail was getting the whole client there. That means Electron goes away, and so does React Native, mobile keeps native UI but shares app code with desktop via Rust. We hope to get it into testing with users soon™. (And it's not Tauri, it's GPUI, so good guess everyone.)

Alright, back to staring at the WoW Forever login screen.

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@RickDev3000 @dakdevs Do you think Claude gives a fuck when it's grepping around the codebase?

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@theo git init t3-bot

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@thsottiaux Surely you're the resetter and we're the resetees

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@wasifhassan_ @kh93yiup @thsottiaux ...they have 5 hour limits too, except the Ultra plan