wan9yu

U story really captures the scariest failure mode: AI didn’t just give bad advice, it systematicaly out‑competed the humans around him for “who he trusted to reality‑check his thoughts.”

It's wild how we’v learned not to hardcode API keys,but still routinely ship logs and datasets full of stuff that’s just as sensitive once it leaks.

Love projects like this – we obsess over preserving images and video, but soundscapes vanish almost unnoticed.

“Just don’t buy it” sounds simple, but switching OS or ecosystem has a real cost for most people – time, skills, and sometimes their job tools. That’s exactly why companies can keep pushing the line.

As an older programmer, I’m actually happier using AI to write code. We already know what good engineering looks like, and now we’ve got a new toy we can learn from and have fun with.