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Yeah. The future is pretty bleak. I feel like the only way for us to even stand a chance is to have equally powerful AIs running locally defending the LAN.

Why not ask this? People are burning out here. Meanwhile corporations be making billions. I don't like that.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36091595

> Meanwhile, my company is using Nix for everything heavily internally. Everyone gets their dependencies via Nix unless you are like using PAM or something. Why doesn't your compan…

> Also is it really that big of an issue? It's a titanic issue. Old people are expensive. They tax the young to pay for themselves. Now the system is running out of young to tax. A…

> Anthropic's cyber verification is quite a bit stricter I think. Inexplicably, I got accepted into Anthropic's cyber program while OpenAI's TAC doesn't even allow me to verify, sa…

> it found an arbitrary file write in multiplayer in an old game by reverse engineering the binary Video games are now ruined for me. I don't think I will ever feel safe playing on…

Because society sucks so people enable Daniel Plainview mode.

> I've never understood that attitude. It's because the powers that be do not want to make the society we want. They want to make the society they want, often at our expense. There…

Yeah. The Fable oneshot is a myth, the software will still require constant refinement and maintenance. I've been daily driving my "vibecoded" projects and they're never really fin…

Black market uncensored heretic Mythos weights...

It makes me dizzy. I have no idea what is going to happen within even a year from now, can barely even imagine it. I'm trying to get the most out of it by redlining my AI subscript…

> Once the chips are deployed you’re stuck with that model. At least we can be sure that's the model we wanted. Service providers could be serving modified versions and nobody woul…

> So why would I want to switch to even worse model? Even if it's just slightly worse? Self-hosting is the biggest reason.

> is in part because we don't have unions Not really. It is all about leverage. When you've got what they want, and they can't get it anywhere else, they pay the price. Whatever le…

Biggest change was brazilian vs american laws. I had more knowledge of and respect for US laws than those of my own country, and Claude essentially fixed that. I started studying t…

I have a decompilation project for Mega Man Battle Network 2... Claude decompiles it, and then we go over the code together line by line until I understand it, then I commit the co…

> "Claude, take this code and change the variable names up a bit" Is it a fact that they did that?

> Upvotes often do the same thing, especially in siloed communities. Yeah. I've gotten caught in this pattern here on HN. Post something, there's some disagreement but then I see t…

No idea why you're getting downvoted. You're right. > it's still eerie to me to see hackers coming down hard on a side of an issue we spend decades passionately defending the other…

> lifting ideas It's not like ideas are protected by copyright though. Copyright protects the specific expression of the idea, not the idea itself. Anyone can "lift ideas" from any…

> At the end of the day, these communities don’t care if your code works at all, but instead care that you know why and how it works. This is not mutually exclusive with LLM usage.…

Thank you for your perspective as a lawyer!