I get your sentiment, though the problem is older than AI, the convenience and market penetration has just ramped up the visibility in this arena. Many books pre-ai were garbage but not at the rate they could be today.…
Is browser compatibility that durable? I would think that both java-script and CSS would be subject to some level of compatibility rot against a browser from 2056
I prefer leaning on Hanlon's razor for things like this, though even in ignorance the effect can be real and dangerous. That said I would not put any model from any country past an "Order 66" kind of thing…
> Its a decent job and some one has to do it someone has to do it but it's not a decent job. Content tagging and content moderation are basically the "ditch digging" of the white collar world and often comes with…
nah, you'll never get there that way. Even if there was willpower to do it legislating these things is too hard. What we need is some greedy lawyers and civil liability. Find a campaign that infected enough individuals,…
good study with, entirely expected results? Variances in bioavailability are well known no? A block of wood has calories but you can't live off it. As for processing there's been papers describing "roasting meat and…
> The disclosure conversation—”I used AI for this”—is starting to sound like a cook announcing that the kitchen has an oven. Think OP misses the point of that disclosure, It's more like the cook saying "I ordered out",…
> Any project that sees a semblance of success will be cloned overnight many times over and will find itself competing with its own copies. wasn't this always a risk with open source? also isn't that part of the point…
Aside from being a drop in a sea of games, first impression from the store page is pretty lackluster. The character is, like a glass mug? not a lot of personality there. The first video doesn't show a lot of interest,…
Funny, I was just thinking the other day that a Watergate like occurrence today would be such a non-event for the current administration.
Not sure how old the author is in the story, I imagine them at like 8-11 ish. I don't have kids so maybe my view is too narrow but of the peers I do have with kids near that range I don't think I know any of them that…
Heh love that it has the star-field screensaver. nice touch.
I lament that these kinds of rogue explorations are less and less available to kids these days. Sure in many senses there's much more in the space to engage with, powerful tools like scratch and now LLMs to answer every…
Unless there's other data it's not clear if or how AI is actually involved here. the core issue seems like something any provider could have started doing long before AI.
Well, it would be weird if a loaf of bread cost less then the wheat it's made from.
> Michel showed me a vibe-coded app he did for the restaurant, which researched every customer beforehand on the web to see if they can offer a personal experience of some kind - a small detail like a joke on a napkin…
I think we're going to start seeing a huge avalanche of remakes and mods of classic games. I've been working on my own modding of a classic game I still play and the experience has been both fascinating and surprisingly…
Not easily, assuming you even use any apps that are so trivial you could accept a straight up vibe coded replacement, side loading is becoming more difficult
I think the dream will never die, but it might go underground for another turn. Problem was that broadly there's two categories to compete in. "Superior product" , and "cheaper". the last round of artificial meat was…
> "éš-dam", can also be translated as "brothel" My own personal guess "I cannot see anything" may mean "blind". door could be a choice of brothel rooms. so basically "A blind 'dog' enters a brothel and asks, which…
For those only consuming the title. yes, no duh humans have access to your conversations and read them. The lawsuit is targeting a gap in the privacy policy that doesn't explicitly call out contracting out data-labeling…
"Promise" is a strong word here. > According to the complaint, the Privacy Policy lists eleven kinds of outside companies that receive users’ personal data. They include hosting, payments, customer service, analytics…
AI poisoning is currently the new exploit frontier and I don't think it's going away anytime soon. I was just contemplating the other day that agents we use at work are exposing new attack surfaces. For example,…
finally paying up for chatGPT and using the Codex desktop app was my real "I'm sold" moment with AI. Setting up projects and working with the AI on local files has been great, but only for my personal account. I've been…
It doesn't take a lot of bad people to subjugate a lot of good people.
I get your sentiment, though the problem is older than AI, the convenience and market penetration has just ramped up the visibility in this arena. Many books pre-ai were garbage but not at the rate they could be today.…
Is browser compatibility that durable? I would think that both java-script and CSS would be subject to some level of compatibility rot against a browser from 2056
I prefer leaning on Hanlon's razor for things like this, though even in ignorance the effect can be real and dangerous. That said I would not put any model from any country past an "Order 66" kind of thing…
> Its a decent job and some one has to do it someone has to do it but it's not a decent job. Content tagging and content moderation are basically the "ditch digging" of the white collar world and often comes with…
nah, you'll never get there that way. Even if there was willpower to do it legislating these things is too hard. What we need is some greedy lawyers and civil liability. Find a campaign that infected enough individuals,…
good study with, entirely expected results? Variances in bioavailability are well known no? A block of wood has calories but you can't live off it. As for processing there's been papers describing "roasting meat and…
> The disclosure conversation—”I used AI for this”—is starting to sound like a cook announcing that the kitchen has an oven. Think OP misses the point of that disclosure, It's more like the cook saying "I ordered out",…
> Any project that sees a semblance of success will be cloned overnight many times over and will find itself competing with its own copies. wasn't this always a risk with open source? also isn't that part of the point…
Aside from being a drop in a sea of games, first impression from the store page is pretty lackluster. The character is, like a glass mug? not a lot of personality there. The first video doesn't show a lot of interest,…
Funny, I was just thinking the other day that a Watergate like occurrence today would be such a non-event for the current administration.
Not sure how old the author is in the story, I imagine them at like 8-11 ish. I don't have kids so maybe my view is too narrow but of the peers I do have with kids near that range I don't think I know any of them that…
Heh love that it has the star-field screensaver. nice touch.
I lament that these kinds of rogue explorations are less and less available to kids these days. Sure in many senses there's much more in the space to engage with, powerful tools like scratch and now LLMs to answer every…
Unless there's other data it's not clear if or how AI is actually involved here. the core issue seems like something any provider could have started doing long before AI.
Well, it would be weird if a loaf of bread cost less then the wheat it's made from.
> Michel showed me a vibe-coded app he did for the restaurant, which researched every customer beforehand on the web to see if they can offer a personal experience of some kind - a small detail like a joke on a napkin…
I think we're going to start seeing a huge avalanche of remakes and mods of classic games. I've been working on my own modding of a classic game I still play and the experience has been both fascinating and surprisingly…
Not easily, assuming you even use any apps that are so trivial you could accept a straight up vibe coded replacement, side loading is becoming more difficult
I think the dream will never die, but it might go underground for another turn. Problem was that broadly there's two categories to compete in. "Superior product" , and "cheaper". the last round of artificial meat was…
> "éš-dam", can also be translated as "brothel" My own personal guess "I cannot see anything" may mean "blind". door could be a choice of brothel rooms. so basically "A blind 'dog' enters a brothel and asks, which…
For those only consuming the title. yes, no duh humans have access to your conversations and read them. The lawsuit is targeting a gap in the privacy policy that doesn't explicitly call out contracting out data-labeling…
"Promise" is a strong word here. > According to the complaint, the Privacy Policy lists eleven kinds of outside companies that receive users’ personal data. They include hosting, payments, customer service, analytics…
AI poisoning is currently the new exploit frontier and I don't think it's going away anytime soon. I was just contemplating the other day that agents we use at work are exposing new attack surfaces. For example,…
finally paying up for chatGPT and using the Codex desktop app was my real "I'm sold" moment with AI. Setting up projects and working with the AI on local files has been great, but only for my personal account. I've been…
It doesn't take a lot of bad people to subjugate a lot of good people.