thatsabadlook

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Comment · 5 hours ago
Not worth the effort for a company supposedly worth a trillion dollars. The problem is oai can't afford all of its mistakes at the usual rate and they make bad press. A 100k bug could make a headline, but 5k for the same bug requires the average person to be educated enough to understand how bad these issues are.
Comment · 8 hours ago
It's both.
Comment · 8 hours ago
A lot of people expect that. Apparently it's not working out so well in reality. My buddy who is big in this said something to the effect of, when a human codebase has human understanding it may have issues but it's strengthened by ai. When an ai codebase has little human understanding it's not strengthened by people very much. So his take was the most secure code bases he is seeing right now are human ones which use ai tools to help read and review rather then write. My guess is that's also cultural and industry specific. He is niched into businesses that actually care and usually doesn't take work from cowboy outfits.
Comment · 8 hours ago
AI is actually a big reason why there are so many vulnerabilities over the past year and a half. People don't even know what their code bases look like anymore. It's really bad so sayeth my friends doing consulting.

A lot of companies cyber security posture is asking Claude to "find all security issues make no mistakes".

Comment · 1 day ago
Wut it's exactly what's happening. Why are you talking about Roblox and not Amazon etc. this is a weird comment to be at the top of hn
Comment · 1 day ago
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Comment · 2 days ago
Supposedly they are out there. I heard from one person who claimed it. They didn't have a viable product and said their ai spend was in the tens of thousands a month for over 6 months. 1 employee startup baby
Comment · 3 days ago
Tech bros are kind of untethered from reality.
Comment · 4 days ago
It is pretty funny when you think about it. The shock and awe of it all...
Comment · 4 days ago
No. Actually some things take longer and lead to worse outcomes. AI tools invent problems and find work for themselves while also failing at their stated tasks in opaque ways all the damn time. It's obnoxious and why so many repos are stupidly large for no good reason.
Comment · 5 days ago
It's really marginally better and in some cases actually worse. If 100 dollars is throwaway money for you, and prices don't increase sure why switch. For heavier users, and for people with less money(most of America is struggling with bills and food) it's not attractive at all.
Comment · 6 days ago
If you like nonhuman content and nonhuman takes on nonhuman content just chat with an LLM. If reddit is only useful as a secondary source o lf LLM consensus I think you could vibe code your own reality and let the rest of us who like talking to humans about human content out of your loop
Comment · 6 days ago
Actually mostly sane.

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