flux3125

They could have used a pre-populated mirror and airgapped the whole system from the internet. IMO this incident was 70% incompetence and 30% AI superpowers.

> it would be hard for me to give up my Linux setup and all the stuff I love about it, even for such performance...Linux progressed really nicely, while MacOS deteriorated at the same rate, and it's changing the balance and the decision for me.

I can relate. I'm one of the few people at work using linux, most use MacOS or Windows with WSL. Every single time I share my screen and run build commands, people comment on how fast my computer is, then seem surprised when I say I bought it before COVID.

> If OpenAI had done this, the attack would not have happened

But then how would they market their product?

And now he's part of the confusing comment section lol

Max 60 bucks a month. More than that and I'd just move to local qwen 35b or some other cheaper model on openrouter.

This reminds me of Coconut Simulator

Sorry, I forgot to add "on Linux" at the end. Still, that's a nice one!

I'm curious if there's a program that uses a simple detection model for UX components to locate clickable areas. This would allow for global navigation similar to VimiumC

It's called Time Series Forecasting

They'll not only do it, but they'll also wrap it in a huge fat rounded border

> It's also never deleted anything it shouldn't or done anything crazy or unrelated to what I asked

Until it does. A simple curl request to a compromised website could inject a malicious prompt into it.

> Don't listen to him

That's the idea

You're absolutely right!

At least it doesn't know my age

Oh wait