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Comment #49078647
True. It has been a race to the bottom for lowest cost as long as the quality meets the bare minimum. LLMs can go through and find all the nails sticking out pretty easily.
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Comment #49078600
Yes, they scan your photos and text and look for reasons to report you to a government agency. They can completely misinterpret or fabricate what you have with no real controls oth…
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Comment #49077959
I have been, yes. For a field that has engineering in the name there sure has been a lot of critical mistakes. You have to call a spade a spade — the profession accepts this sort o…
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Comment #49077678
The software industry should be ashamed by the number of exploits that ai can find in software. It’s really an embarrassment. The software has to be built better.
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Comment #49077386
Not always, it can be run at static code analysis or the container repository (not the prod one)?
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Comment #49077299
At the end of the day it hurts U.S. consumers to not have Chinese cars mainstream in the market. We lose out on features and stagnate on innovation because we are not pushed to com…
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Comment #49043026
This is the real answer to the op. It’s incredible how overblown these sorts of things can become
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Comment #49030529
Yes— they spy on every pic and text upload. They literally are big brother.
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Comment #48799621
You mean mortars ?
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Comment #48796404
Seems like the reshaping of an industry and is disconcerting for those of us who work in it.
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Comment #48790375
Yeah, I agree. It will be like serverless but for code : codeless. It’s a disconcerting future.
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Comment #48790328
Does anyone know why we write code anymore? Why not pass through to an llm that generates the page on the fly (ssr)? Is it cost ?
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Comment #48768545
Just post to the database then asynch send to message queue. Messages should still be idempotent by the consumer but at least this follows rest and is transactional. It’s simple an…
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Comment #48741689
Every time I send a work email I leak my pii. We should all use government issued uuids on linked in / facebook.
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Comment #48706987
Yeah, I agree completely. This is very worrisome and is creating a multi class system.
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Comment #48703625
Small business owner in the U.S. ?
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Comment #48699014
Yeah, not many industries can compete but I don’t understand the fixation on only preserving auto.
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Comment #48678865
I wonder why the U.S. is only interested in protecting its car industry and not others.
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Comment #48443896
Yes. Don’t build the data center unless you can support that. What’s so strange about it?
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Comment #48397359
Even for wind or solar ?
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Comment #48392588
I agree with this, and it really exposes how two faced and scandalous these companies are. They all love green energy, but will they use that for their data centers in your backyar…
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Comment #48392564
I’m not against data centers, but they need to come with their own clean power supply, and export minimal pollution to its neighbors . If you can’t provide that it’s not worth the …
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Comment #48317468
Do you think ai usage will decrease due to this change ?
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Comment #48174685
Yeah, that is funny looking back. Books full of PII. I always think when I send a work email I am also leaking my pii everywhere.
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Comment #48043750
Eventually I would bet on ai using its own non human readable languages (brains?) to program in to reduce overhead. It will be a black box, and the code will be generated just in t…