papichulo2023

Pretty much all software is built like that.

This is a reference to Animal Farm, right?

It is kinda funny the irony of going from "we are going to replace devs" to "we <3 devs, keep burning those tokens"

At this scale they ask different countries for tax breaks though

It would like a month to the community to figure out the APIs and few years to decompile it... If they really want to.

Maybe it is about time for Linux to get a real CD/CI and start using AI extensively.

Not just for vulnerabilities, having a nice agents|skills|etc.md definitions would encourage new devs to contribute instead of dealing with an overworked maintener repeating the same thing for n time.

Agree, I removed it from my selfhosted apps because for some reason it always has high cpu usage even when no downloading anything.

Wero already has more presence in Europe though

Run everything as sudo so they cant escalate any further ;)

I dont think so, but recent release includes a terminal markdown renderer built-in which means, even if handy, most of the focus is to make Claud Code great. I am not worried though, at least no yet.

Crimson Desert failed to disclose on release and (almost) nobody cared, gamers kept buying it.

Efros–Leung, PatchMatch? Nearest neighbours was "AI" before difusion models.

Seems good enough to generate 2D sprites. If that means a wave of pixel-art games I count it as a net win.

I dont think gamers hate AI, it is just a vocal miniority imo. What most people dislike is sloppy work, as they should, but that can happen with or without AI. The industry has been using AI for textures, voices and more for over a decade.

Where I work. Medium size, base in Europe company. It is paying over 1800 per dev in AI tools. Home users stand no chance.