Why does it matter? "Tainted by AI" seems like a cool proxy measure for something that is already measured by some existing measures.
What is purpose of private messenger if your OS (Android) and hardware is likely compromised.
So many problems, beautifully entangled and solved together. I prefer KeePass: it does one thing and does it well. Sharing passwords across multiple devices was never really a problem for KeePass itself to solve, but…
If and only if that is actually true, then perhaps nothing matters. Until then, calling out shenanigans remains a noble art.
Isn’t an estimate supposed to be off? The real question is: how much effort is worth spending to make it less wrong? Improving an estimate has a cost, and sometimes it’s more efficient to accept being more off rather…
I have the opposite experience. AI hasn't made weak engineers less harmful. It has made their output more plausible, which can make it more expensive to deal with. I now spend a lot of time arguing with "meat proxies":…
Why does it matter? "Tainted by AI" seems like a cool proxy measure for something that is already measured by some existing measures.
What is purpose of private messenger if your OS (Android) and hardware is likely compromised.
So many problems, beautifully entangled and solved together. I prefer KeePass: it does one thing and does it well. Sharing passwords across multiple devices was never really a problem for KeePass itself to solve, but…
If and only if that is actually true, then perhaps nothing matters. Until then, calling out shenanigans remains a noble art.
Isn’t an estimate supposed to be off? The real question is: how much effort is worth spending to make it less wrong? Improving an estimate has a cost, and sometimes it’s more efficient to accept being more off rather…
I have the opposite experience. AI hasn't made weak engineers less harmful. It has made their output more plausible, which can make it more expensive to deal with. I now spend a lot of time arguing with "meat proxies":…