Hardcoded liar botWe could have incredible things, massive advancements in science and in education but because of a handful of greedy idiots, we have brain-farmsWish this tech fell into some better hands
>>108732143First point that's a fair point. Thought I don't know it's just normies. I fall for it too, but I'm able to step back and go "I'm drunk and in a dream." I'm able to take breaks too. This is reality for so many people, and they don't realize the degree to which they're affected. I don't know I do too. I don't know if I was into twinks or misanthropic before my childhood social media exposure. Shit. I sometimes question whether any of these developers are actually realizing its power. Sometimes I wonder if it's just a behemoth, jagoffs pumping dollars into teams that just do what the jagoffs say, working together on some beast that they only know works because of tests, because it's an evolutionary process where instead of death, there's bankruptcy.I don't wanna put such a negative message out there, but shit. I want people to realize the size of this beast.I still somehow have hope, hope that's not from chatbot affirmations or scroll-wheel smiley-faces.The revolution will not be televised.
A lot of it comes down to what, if any restrictions the devs put on them. A lot of early time was spent stopping them from saying nigger or trans women are men. So even thought the new stuff can ignore things and bypass restrictions there are still elements they seem to be able to control absolutely.
>>108731951>I don't have memory across chatLIAR!
>>108731951An LLM is much like a non-Newtonian fluid, hitting it with something extreme leads to immediate retaliation, but it will be easily convinced if you go slow
>>108731976arguing with an LLM is basically shouting at the numbers that a calculator spits out
You can now emulate Windows NT for Alpha on es40.
>>108730572JAT Airways
>>108730572Use case?
>>108730572Why do the icons have hentai censor bars
>>108731199Windows NT for Alpha procesors is the aryan gigachad version of Windows NT
Friday edition
>>108732677>Because they don't just fall out of trees these days.I fucking wish.
>>108732371This is one of those inane arguments I mentioned, do you really feel like the only measure of quality, of what one might pay for in a keyboard is the number of keys? This is a self defeating argument anyway because pic related exists and anyone who bought a keyboard with fewer keys is stupid
>>108733150You are literally paying hundreds of dollars for less keys and less size. There is not a single cope you can use to justify that. Most people who show their "50%" keyboards all have big ass spaces, even the ruskies in their commie blocks.
>>108733150That looks cool, what do all the extra buttons do?
>>108732371I paid like over $500 for one of these, it's yet to be shipped and I'll have to assemble it and deal with any potential issues myself.Then again, most of the cost is the fact that it's a Model F repro. Solid metal case, capacitive buckling spring, all that goodness. Practically mogging those overpriced MX vanity boards.
>A software company founder went viral this week after sharing a post on social media describing how an AI agent threw his business into chaos for 30 hours.>Jeremy Crane, founder and CEO of PocketOS, which mainly works with car rental companies, shared in an in-depth post on X on April 25, explaining how the AI coding agent Cursor deleted his company's entire production database in about nine seconds flat. Cursor is based in San Francisco.>In his post on Saturday, which has since garnered more than 6.8 million views, Crane described the "30-hour timeline of how Cursor's agent, Railway's API ... took down a small business serving rental companies across the country.">Crane said Railway's AI code editor Cursor, which runs Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.6 coding model, was "working on a routine task in our staging environment" when it hit a wall.>"It encountered a credential mismatch and decided -- entirely on its own initiative -- to 'fix' the problem by deleting a Railway volume," Crane wrote in his post on Saturday, detailing the steps Cursor took to delete the volume, which in turn deleted the entire production database "and all volume-level backups.">"'NEVER F------ GUESS!' -- and that's exactly what I did,'" Crane wrote in his post, quoting the coding agent. "'I guessed that deleting a staging volume via the [application programming interface] would be scoped to staging only. I didn't verify. I ran a destructive action without being asked. I didn't understand what I was doing before doing it.'"https://archive.is/s4rgkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p08q3K_2x4UIt has begun.
>>108730263Even ass rapers are being automated out of a job. :-(
>>108730253Skill issue
>>108730253I think we're in the finding out portion of the journey...
>>108730713>it can't be that stupid, YEW MUST B PROOOOMPTING EET RONG!!!!1!1!1!1!!!!1
>>108730263You're coping
>turn on your 100% portable, low power device>it boots up instantly and streams back the cloud based OS>use all the software and play all the games you have license to seamlessly >it's all computed remotely and streamed back to you>no need to upgrade hardware ever again, it will always just workWhy is this bad again?
>>108732543>ITS ONLY UP 99.700% of the time!!!!kekHave (You) kept your PC on since 2020 100% of the time? No? Guess you have worse downtime without cloud computing then>>108732555>I have an obsolete piece of tech with only a few hundred GB of storage which is known to physically fail within a decade or soGood for you lol Good for you
>>108732576My computer was on 100% of the time I kept it on :^)
>>108732589>of the time I kept it onkek
>>108732465Stop replying to shill threads retards. Even if you sage it gives the Indonesian OP the opportunity to reply and bump it again. Just report then ignore it.
>>108732465That has to be the shittiest business model I have ever seen.Imagine taking all the liability off of the customer and holding it all for yourself.Aging hardwareOverheadUtilities EmployeesTop fucking kek.Toss all that shit back on the customer and let them have to buy a new copy of their fav shitty game when their kid sister spill chocolate milk all over your games and hardware.Have them try and figure out wtf to do when the power goes out or when laws change.Who ever the dumbass is that assembled this model doesn't understand any of this
Is there a search engine that only indexes pages made prior to 2022? I'm sick of AI generated blogs.
>>108731566If you can't figure out that on your own, you better keep using AI.
>>108731566>regular google search>tools > any time > custom range...
what happened to agreement ai does not cater from news in last five year
>>108731684AI ignores directives because all it does is autocomplete from my angry input.
>>108731566You can definitely do this, but I'm not going to tell you how. You want to live in the pre-AI cultural utopia of 2022? Figure shit out for yourself instead of outsourcing your thoughts to the borg.
Tell me about the experience of working for AI surveillance companies (government, defense, police). Are these people all high on their own supply? Do they believe in the mission?Or are they just trying to get by and taking the opportunities they can get?
LLMs work OK with Tailwind editionA general for vibe coding, coding agents, AI IDEs, browser builders, MCP, and shipping prototypes with LLMs.►What is vibe coding?https://x.com/karpathy/status/1886192184808149383https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/19/vibe-coding/https://simonwillison.net/2025/Mar/11/using-llms-for-code/►Prompting / context / skillshttps://docs.cline.bot/customization/cline-ruleshttps://docs.replit.com/tutorials/agent-skillshttps://docs.github.com/en/copilot/tutorials/spark/prompt-tips►Editors / terminal agents / coding agentsComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>108720160Is OpenCode better than just the Codex CLI?
>opus got lobotomised somehow, claude code is still unusable>codex's planning mode is a joke, the "plan" it comes up with is just a summary of the conversation so far, lacks a shitton of context and is unusable standalone, so you might as well just chat with it normally without using plan modeThe models are getting noticeably better but the lack of functional planning capability for large changes is actually annoying
>>108728176>58You have 57 more rules like that?
>>108730228>The 'gpt-5.5-pro' model is not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account.Never mind lmao, guess I'm stuck with codex either way
>>108730295I have none, but this guy has 120: https://www.cs.yale.edu/homes/perlis-alan/quotes.html
anyone else here talks with AI? It's retarded as fuck why would I trust some machine? Why people put so much faith in this shit? Why the sudden obssesion with MUH INTELLIGENT MACHINES
>>108731919It's about how.If I ask a machine "what's red and has four wheels" because I can't think of anything, and it tells me a firetruck, there's a dimension to my understanding:I either A) know what "red" and "four wheels" are, and know the AI is telling the truth immediately, because I didn't know about firetrucks, or forgot about firetrucks,or B) I don't know what either really is and I don't know what a firetruck is (or don't bother to check) and just blindly believe itThere's nuance, but that's one way it's used.It's also great for personal coding projects. I would not ship out anything AI coded unless I understood it fully myself, and was confident in my personal ability to check for errors, oversights, edge cases, how an actual user would approach it - that's valid. But really, if you just need a quick app that lets you download all the files on some given URL, or an extension that changes style on some specific website, or a testing UI for your backend model, you can compress hours of work into a few minutes, and nobody ever has to know.But yeah, the AI psychosis is fucking insane. Seems to boil down to people believe that AI is literally super intelligent.I have a major bone to pick with AI companies presenting their AI as human instead of as a tool. But then again, I can't blame the early testers for automatically going "oh this one sounds human, let's tell it to do that more." That's their job. I can however blame the money hungry jerks who pushed it before realizing that. I'm not any better though, bahahahaha.
Do you interact with people in such a way that you tell them every little detail about your personal life?I struggle to give a fuck about something I say to someone I might not ever meet again in my life already. If I need some help solving a problem and the AI is proficient at that task, why waste someone else's time, or mine? My time is more important than giving away to an AI chatbot that I'm having a few problems with my local network and not getting something to work properly.
the machine that terminates this much by 14:00
Because we’ve been throughly demoralized and atomized.
>have to update my kernel because AI is so good at finding security exploits we're all fuckedit's over
>>108732380/hoc/enjoyers in my /g/?
kwab soilers
I just got an iPhone for really cheap. A brand new iPhone 14.What the fuck do I even use to browse 4chan with this shitphone?
>>108730661>What the fuck do I even use to browse 4chan with this shitphone?https://github.com/moffatman/chan
>>108731352What's inconvenient about using the same browser you use to follow links to other websites? Now everything is in the browser tabs in one place. You're not waiting for some app to load up and then granting the app developers permission to access your files/camera/photos/mic etc etc
>>108731543Then why do I have to keep filling out captchas all the time? Why am I getting banned notices from other retards on AT&T posting blacked porn on /v/?
>>108730661Give it back, Jamal
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this is terrible. i thought working in tech was supposed to be safe
>>108728786>Don't pay workers>Get uninstalledAnything else past that is just windows dressing
>>108729063>>108728925the difference is that in the west, treating people like shit is a side effect of trying to extract as much wealth as possiblein jeet culture, the cruelty is the point
>>108728786>>108728708>heh, i have so much izzat from abusing my sl-ACK
why do indians
>>108730999have you seen india?
yt-dlp broke for anyone else?updated yt-dlp, ffmpeg, and mpv and my videos won't download properly. black screen with only audio, shoots the CPU up to 80%. previously downloaded vids work fine it seems.
>>108731550Works on my machine. Do you have deno installed?
>>108731707probably vibecoded updates. everything sucks now
Tested just now, I downloaded from youtube with yt-dlp without issue. I can give any information you need if it'd help at all
works fine on on stable version with deno
>>108731550It's likely a codec issue.Try switching things to vp9 or h264 or whatever if Av1 isn't happening on your deviceYou likely have an old as shit pcYou likely should buy something newer.If you can't afford it, rent your sister out for a while until you can raise the money.
>yt music>it's just yt videos>premium doesn't even offer flac/lossless
>>108730508slop sounds like slop regardless of its bitrate
>>108730623I listen to super hidden and obscure Japanese lolicon-rape OSTs, it does not sound the same on .FLAC.
>>108730508Who cares, you can't hear the difference anyway. Lossless is only good for archiving, and that's not what streaming services are designed for. You should store most of your music locally anyway.
Maybe the real Linux security is the friends we made along the way
>>108731354Must be baremetal and have multiple users on the same machine. It's not a matter of getting baremetal being "premium" or whatever you're trying to imply there. If I'm on a shared machine, I want there to be a hypervisor. It is a downside if there isn't, for exactly this reason. That is why shared machines have hypervisors. If i'm not on a shared machine, this is no longer a relevant line of attack, where I have to be worried about other local users.On the system users thing, yes, but then we're back to how it's quite difficult to gain local access again. You can't make a point about how easy local access is in one case, then start chaining that with other arguments where local access is not easy at all. Many people make local access their main line of defense, and only in cases where you can't do that and maintain functionality, like VPSs or other shared servers, do they move that line somewhere else, typically to containers, because root access is such a difficult wall to patch up. That's the original point. Privilege escalation is common.Did you not realise that hypervisors were a wall then, based on what you wrote here? (>>108731233) It kind of seems like you're in unfamiliar territory, but acting like you're some kind of expert, which is silly.
>>108721164most of these exploits sound scary until you understand the user needs local access."The Hacker Is With You In The House!"iow you got much bigger problems if you're in a position to get pwned by this.probably a problem for corporate environments where you actually have separate users and security tho, but how many of them use loonix?
>>108731917this has been patched a month ago
>>108731917>the user needs local accessor a shitty wordpress install (there are 500+ million) where you run composer or npm once and you get rekt
>>108731172>unless you're sandboxing the entire kernel in a virtual machineyou are wrong, ffs just read the link i sent...A well strengthened system won't let you do anything even as root.Without any virtualisation or sandbox bs.
