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@briankrebs@infosec.exchange So the value-add of the AI suggestion was that it immediately made you suspicious of the thing it suggested :)

Many people in the free software (or as they like to call it, "open source") space are ecstatic about using proprietary American chat services accessed through a proprietary protocol with a proprietary client, as long as they have a good track record for curbing abuse, keep chat history, and are accessible on mobile and the web. That is why we have made the decision to move our free software community to Steam Groups-

@greem@cyberplace.social @0xabad1dea@infosec.exchange Once saw someone make fun of a Hetzner support notice for plainly stating that an issue was fixed by re-plugging a partially unplugged power cable, and honestly props to Hetzner for not reaching for euphemisms there.

@stib@aus.social this has been my experience with my non-techy friends as well. They have problems with Windows and ask me about Linux, I warn them they should temper their expectations, and then they're blown away by how much better things work than either of us expected.

@aks Not that he was ever a particularly stable person, but this is legitimately depressing to see.

@raito@nixos.paris this is not true.

@raito@nixos.paris Notice how that's not having code authored by LLMs across the kernel.

@raito@nixos.paris I know of Sasha Levine's dumb attempts to make money for his employer, and I know how many people told him that they are not okay with this. Your lore link does not substantiate "The kernel already contains many regressions caused by LLM, what are you on? Even security vulnerabilities were caused already by LLMs."

@maaikees@sw-development-is.social I can see where you're going with this but I'm not sure "the driver is progressing well, but I am extremely hard" is a good statement for me to make during my weekly technical meeting with other developers.