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...thanks, I guess.

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These little guys can live for up to 7 years so be sweet to them.

I look at them like this: If a company made a little robot that does it's best to stay hidden from your view, crawls through the innards of your home in search of spiders, bed bugs, termites, and ants, it would probably cost thousands of dollars.

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Google says its Gemini AI model hacked three other companies

uh sure. i'm a software engineer of 25 years. i've had google, facebook, amazon, you name it, try to get me in to interview with them without me sending resumes. I'm not a top tier super nerd coder but I'm not bad either. These stories all sound like bullshit to me. The whole "THE AI AGENT SWARM BROKE OUT OF CONFINEMENT AND STARTED TALKING TO EACH OTHER"... again, I'm a mid swe... They weren't sandboxed to begin with - some fucking moron at anthropic gave all the agents access to a shared package registry. A simple "Do you see anyway these agents could communicate" prompt would've caught it. Something so fucking stupid that I wouldn't be surprised if an intern would've caught it. They're not sandboxed if they all have read/write access to a shared registry, it's basically a big message board.

These stories just stink like marketing. I use Fable all day, I have to for my current job, it low key sucks ass.

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Microsoft's distinguished engineer says "typing code is absolutely over," and Windows 11 is already being built that way. Nadella previously said 20-30% code at MSFT is AI-coded, and Windows security…

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nd AI is able to meet that deadline Software engineer here of 25+ years here. "AI is able to meet that deadline" and "Management could make bad decisions, see the results of those decisions very quickly after AI writes it" made me lol. Thanks.

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Maga Christians

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I always just call christianity a fandom and the bible "a sci-fi" novel. I'm somewhat convinced that "religions" are just fandoms from thousands of years ago. In 2000 years I would not be surprised to see "Jedi" as a top "religion" (it's already nearly 1% of all brits in the uk).