malwarebytess

The tool shouldn't exist, period.

That people defend this is shocking. Absolutely zero foresight.

A lawsuit does not solve a systemic problem. This is not a "a few people abuse a tool" situation.

People suck. The tool shouldn't exist.

I genuinely do not understand the boot-licking. Bizarre. It show's a complete and utter lack of foresight.

Pretty funny that picky eaters are hobbling their own minds and bodies and giving themselves severe autism.

Just stop eating chicken nuggets and french fries, kids. Have some vegetables.

Except if your body is unnaturally screaming at you to eat more. The obesity epidemic is not caused by ignorance or lack of willpower. It's natural differences in how people's bodies work compounded by modernity's changes to physical activity levels and diet.

I guess you can spin this is a failure of AI, but I don't think so. Why don't you know what your credentials have permissions to do? Why are you storing credentials in files? Why don't you have network level isolation between environments? Why are you having agents do deployments in staging down to individual commands running in terminals and API calls (should be in pipelines, standardized.) Why are you using tools (Claude Opus, Railway) without understanding how they work? So many more.

This is like running around with scissors and getting mad when you inevitably trip on a rock in your path fall and stab yourself.

That "article" was written by AI as a CYA moment from the dev/owner. It means nothing.

The section on proverbs is missing the point, despite overthinking it.

You're not meant to take a proverb and apply it literally in all cases. It's a piece of wisdom you pull out when you deem it appropriate. The analysis and individual judgement of the human being is implied.

If you included more it wouldn't be a proverb.

Totally disagree. Killing my third party app reduced my reddit usage by like 90%. Now I really only use it on my desktop PC.

On mobile, when I tap reddit search results I am never logged in which means I have to go to old.reddit.com to see the full thread and comments. If they added a log in wall I'd just stop tapping reddit results on mobile.

So, what exactly do you propose as an alternative?

It's pretty clear immersion is the best path.

Using AIs conversational skills seems like the best way to employ AI in language learning.

So what?

It's a great piece of software, for free.

Or maybe they're just depicting making signs with their hands? All of the images in the article can be replicated by making hand signs and using them and stencils.

Seems unjustified to jump to ritual mutilation. Reminds me of that joke that everything archaeologists don't understand is a ritual artifact.

> One that can compete with and defeat democracy, in fact.

If it's better then why shouldn't it win? Frankly the lines are blurred. So called liberty is not so clearly championed by the west any longer, and on top of that robber barons and corporations are running rampant through our societies and governments. There's no apparent upside for ordinary people to a Western victory any longer, or at least it's not clear cut.

After all if we're going to be ruled by elites, and be under a system which can compete with capitalist "democracy," might as well be ruled by elites who are ideologically aligned with the people's well-being.

I'm not seeing any innovation here as distinct from what is already done for inexpensive field hospitals, except that it's in a retail tent.

> Sharma says the hospital is the first of its kind in India, but is reluctant to make any grander claim as she is not certain of similar developments in other countries.

Oh.