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I would not personally expose my devices over a VPN that I self-hosted and set up purely through AI unless I felt like I understood how it worked completely. But that's probably just personal paranoia.

> I can get away with exposing a port on my router

using wireguard is awesome, but I wouldn't say deploying and maintaining it lacks complexity exactly. and you didn't get rid of attack surface, you just made it your responsibility ;)

The Bay Area has reliable, clean, consistent public transit right now, it's just not evenly distributed

To sensible people? None. But the amount of criticism of his work that boils down to "he uses AI" is undeniable.

It was expected that people without established credibility would be looked down on for using AI, but it's been weird to see people with all the credibility in the world lose it for embracing AI.

It doesn’t work, it performs horribly and is full of bugs. Serious people use open harnesses.

Objectively speaking, Russia is one of the most creative and innovative societies of all time. Literature, science, music, sporting, mathematics, computing, you name it, a Russian has innovated in it.

The cloud provider isn't the harness, Terraform/OpenTofu/Pelumi and the abstractions you build using them are. The cloud provider is the LLM. It's not as fungible as the LLM and there's no direct comparison to egress costs of course, but that's moreso a problem with the metaphor.

All of the people who I agree with are ensouled, all of them I disagree with are not.

Perhaps it's time to switch to paradigms that allow faster patch generation, application, and rollout... like Nix.

Yes, and, for non-personal machines or anything connected to the internet: now is a great time to get good at rolling out patches and new releases quickly.