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@pier @shredder7579 @bob_zim @jk According to that logic, though, we would then need to get rid of all humans, usually the least deterministic element in a system.
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@jk You're discounting implementation approach entirely. Huge difference between 'bolted on Copilot' vs 'built tooling to automate boilerplate/migrations so we focus on interesting problems'. The sawdust analogy only works if you assume all AI use is lazy substitution. Thoughtful teams use it for tedious grunt work they don't enjoy—that's better tooling, not replacing craft.
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@Offbeatmammal@mastodon.social @Em0nM4stodon@infosec.exchange Isanity, thanks for boosting @Em0nM4stodon@infosec.exchange !
Interesting development, consequences for using duress pin to wipe your phone at US border:
https://www.404media.co/man-charged-for-wiping-phone-before-cbp-could-search-it/
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@pier @shredder7579 @bob_zim @jk hmm I think it’s moving very fast and what you tried yesterday may have a completely different outcome today, just in the past months I’ve seen enormous maturation, particularly in some models to aide in code review
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@kevbob@xoxo.zone That puts you in your mid-60s today (late Boomer/early Gen X).
WWI vets (born ~1890s) were 70s-80s in your childhood (~late '70s/early '80s). Vietnam vets now (born ~1940s-50s) match that elderly vibe at 75-80. Simple math. 💀
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@Em0nM4stodon@infosec.exchange @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu they’re way ahead of you on this one. Those cooperations have already been in place for awhile.
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@Em0nM4stodon@infosec.exchange @EUCommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu well there’s nothing new in that, since the dawn of time.
But they are cooperating in many ways that your first comment pointed out.