shironandonand

the USA has $40T in debt that it never intends to pay back so why should these companies have to? /s

This is hyper capitalism and accelerationism at its finest.

to be fair Jensen seems to be rubbing butts with pretty much anyone the past year. Every day I see a new video with him and some billionaire / podcaster / influencer et cetera.

The technology is honey for the flies of geopolitics.

I would ask why the contractor needs access to the network.

That the pentagon did not do that from the start smells of security principles that have not been correctly applied.

Access granted should be limited and specific only for the reason required.

Right. But how to prevent adversarial agents working on the same code base from treating the ADR list as a form of malicious message exchange?

I assume multiple agents are porting the 2.4 M QGIS LoC over to Rust right now.

RIP.

Almost like they care less about the maths and more about a deadline for marketing purposes.

your context has grown beyond manageable size and you are starting to hallucinate so we are going to have to let you go. We wish you the best of success in your new role.

ctrl-C ctrl-C

OpenCode is pretty awesome. The article appears written by someone who couldn’t handle a glance behind the curtain and definitely should not research how sausages are made.

as a six-figure salary software engineer haver I find that a lot of colleagues take their cushy jobs for granted.

these are the people who are now first against the wall when the revolution comes.

why would I want to hire you to work the three hours you feel like working per day (per week?) when I can have AI with a deeper knowledge set available 24x7?

Given how much that article uses em dash (“—“) it looks like AI was used to generate some or all of that article.

making me glad I always use ChatGPT in an incognito window, guy.