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His mom's basement.

> In fact, the most dangerous model may be one that is trained in secret and handed only to the People’s Liberation Army for use in drones and the Ministry of State Security for surveillance and repression.

Welcome to bizarro world!

Fist off: "the most dangerous model may be one that is trained in secret" <-- Says the guy that not only restricts commercial use for some of their models but develops them in utter secrecy. With the pretext of guardrails. Then show us the guardrails you really use by opening the weights.

Second: "use in drones [...] for surveillance and repression" <-- writes the King of FUD, as the US is an an active campaign with the help of their models. And/or OpenAI's.

I am very appreciative of the freedoms of the west but this type of hypocrisy and lack of self-awareness is bonkers and it should be called out.

Depends. If the AI fixes don't introduce new bugs or unnecessary complexity (where bugs like to hide), then yes.

Innovation? Who cares?? Regulation is where the real value is. /s

> I truly don't get Google's move.

Because the goal is not to provide the best answers.

It's for users to train their AI.

I wouldn't worry.

The mythical Mythos can't even find Claude code bugs before releases.

So... this was a lie

I use vim because it's addictive. And that's the highest compliment I can think of when it comes to user interfaces.

My fingers just love it. Every time I need to jump to a non-modal editor my muscle memory screams: "WTF?!"

I sooooo want to buy it and have every single keyboard stroke, mouse and eye movement tracked.

I don't know about you but these AIs ran out of internet data to train and I volunteer all my blood, sweat, tears and movements to improve them.

All sites? No.

IAM? Def. But how critical is IAM, anyway?

Totally unrelated:

Amazon board: institutional knowledge is the real bottleneck, guys! Let's replace these entitled seniors and staff with juniors armed with kiro. Same difference, right?

Go probably wouldn't exist if Java devs went easy on overengineering design patterns.

But overall Java, like Go, IS a boring language. And that's a compliment.

First politics. Now businesses. This sounds like a wildly poorly written parody by teenagers.

"reduce Cloudflare’s workforce by more than 1,100 employees globally."

Are they 1) halting all the 1111 interns, 2) keeping the 1111 interns, now armed with AI, to replace mid-level/senior institutional knowledge or 3) a mix?

Educated AND motivated workforce will do the trick.

All the polish I know that work in IT enjoy handwork as well. They are hard workers.

You guys are all ugly and you smell.

Keeping your employees on their toes can work in the short term.

On the long term, prolonged stress kills innovation and engagement.

The firings will continue until morale improves.

Another one bits the dust.

So SQLite is versioned in SQLite.

$ du -sh node_modules/

371M node_modules/

GCP's support sucks compared the quality on AWS. On everything else I find GCP very pleasant.

> A city can also exist in multiple zip codes.

Sure but a zip code belongs to only one city and one state, right?

I should change my linkedin to vibe coder fixer

Same here. Asimov threw a veiled tantrum.

> He did not have the science fictional knack of foreseeing a plausible future and, in actual fact, in almost all cases, the world of 1984 bears no relation to the real world of the 1980s.

Asimov refuses to concede that Orwell beat him at his game. The book is not about predicting future gadgets but societal patterns and operating models.

The cancer of corporations: bureaucracy.

Red meat is good for you. Animal fat is good for you.

Sugar is the real enemy.

Gotta cut on support to buy those AI GPUs.

Holy molly! This was a treat to read and should be mandatory to every senior and even management.

> Terraform CDK is basically TypeScript transpired to HCL

transpiled to JSON