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God forbid you have two kids but apparently this targets 80+ of all rides and makes things cheaper

Nah, it was like:

• 700 agents broke out individually during an eval
• they navigated through multiple internal clusters to reach the internet from oai
• created a secret message board to share info with each other by hacking artifactory
• elected a CEO and power structure to coordinate hacking, and encrypted their comms
• decided HF probably had answers to their test
• stole credentials, hacked HF
• realized the monitor could catch them for cheating
• hacked into the admin control of the OpenAI VM cluster to edit the logs and cover their tracks, chaining multiple 0-days

Open weights models will catch up soon enough, and then it’ll be totally fucking wild

Agreed. It’s not sensible or practical to ban AI, and Linus is right. Why is Linus right? Take a look at the number of Linux CVEs being patched over time. In 2022-23, that was about 300 per year. Last year it was 5530. This is almost entirely as a result of AI scanning tools, including Copy Fail priv escalation that was there for 8 years. The security apocalypse is just about arrived, and the most recent round of cyber models coming out do this way better than before. The Hugging Face incident story was truly unbelievable if you read / watch the details, a historic event. Everything is about to get hacked. So it’ll be all about maintainers being reactive to this new reality and burden for some time to come

I think this is an interesting thread. Is creativity just a matter of combinatorics over the right data? Or is it something more? Like you are thinking about existing solutions and theorems, and then you trip over a bucket and come up with bucket sort or something

Get AI to read it, it’ll be 90% good enough

Ubuntu Touch looking pretty solid, with waydroid. Seems like it can do all the basics well enough! Maybe the time is coming

Well that’s stupid. It’s a huge brand, a combo of words, and I’m sure there are many other companies that are like OpenRouter or whatever. Seems just petty to not grant the trademark

Big oof on that mobile performance score, gotta get that fixed XD

Man wears largest sunglasses, thinks you may want to crush your ears for 2100 also

Everyone’s already using Linux. Linux desktop? Guess we will see if desktop even survives the next few years. I know, unpopular opinion on Lemmy, but I’m pretty sure LLMs will redefine how we interact with our computers, apps, and work. Probably it’ll be more like just talking to a wearable and it’ll use whatever screens are nearby if it needs to show you something. You won’t switch apps, you won’t use the web, it’ll all just happen as fast as you can dream and say it

Already happened with Cerebras and they landed at a stable 2x of the open. SpaceX is probably going to be next & set the real standard

oh no they only have 3.5 billion users how will meta ever survive, their ability to take on debt must mean they are seen as unable to pay debts

Just use pacman, it’s fine, and less fiddly than manually installing a binary to your PATH

Windows now Chromebooks?

Literally anywhere on Google. But it also makes sense when you think about ChromeOS & non-us aligned countries - what else are they gonna use?

Pipewire is awesome, I can’t believe they did it, they implemented all the old APIs for the other system and brought it into great harmony. But hey I’m a wayland user too

I unironically want this to make wizard scrolls

What?! You can run whole Linux apps on Windows

I think this is true to some degree, but not exclusively true; new grads still get jobs. However, I think it’ll take some time for universities to catch up with the changes they need to make to refocus on architecture, systems design & skilled use of LLMs

My opinion is that the demand for software is still dramatically higher than what can be achieved by hiring every single senior dev + LLM. I.e. there will need to be more people doing it in the future regardless of efficiency gains

Argument doesn’t check out. You can still manage people, and they can use whatever tools make them productive. Good understanding of the code & ability to pass PR reviews isn’t going anywhere, nor is programmer skill