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Comment Re: Good riddance (Score 3) 148

Based on the explicit instructions my various coworkers give and extensive documentation I routinely give to LLMS like Claude, Gemini, and whatever else my company has decided to spin up (we are a implementation / development partner for all the big "AI" shops), that is not going to help much. Much of what we do involves integrations with external platforms and exchanging data. Each and every single god damn one will be fed the data models, examples of existing, functional code, and given the API tools along with explicit instructions to make it as concise and performance tuned as possible, and it will fuck something up majorly. The last example was LLM building a ETL function to compliment some patching information for existing servers. It shot out individual REST calls for each server in question in a for loop to build an array and then process the information in another for loop, when the API provides a call to pull all that information back in a single payload and pass to the ETL engine; something like 150 lines of code that is slow as hell and prone to timeouts versus re-using the existing code which was like 10-15 lines and much faster.

Comment Re:Oh no the Russians! (Score 2) 45

It absolutely does

Kremlin-based hackers accessed the devices to monitor the transfer of military equipment to Ukraine, the AIVD domestic security and MIVD military intelligence agencies said.
Their joint investigation found the Russian operation had targeted cameras pointing towards military transport routes in the hope of identifying what weapons were being sent to Kyiv.

Do you think the people who found the hacked devices can't backtrace IPs and proxies?

Comment Re:70% of middle class jobs lost since 1980 (Score 1) 197

What the fuck are you talking about? That and NAFTA have been screamed about for years. NAFTA is easier to bitch about because it was entirely preventable (but a good undertaking). Shit PBS was covering that a decade ago: https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.pbs.org%2Fnewshour%2Fe... The Carrier folks in Indianapolis who complained about their jobs going to Mexico got to keep them and then ended up complaining about losing them to ... technology https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.econlib.org%2Farchiv...

Comment Re:Managers don't get replaced (Score 1) 96

Holy shit man. There were fucking overseers and foremen in ancient egypt:

"So far, the dig has revealed 50 tombs of foremen, workmen and their kin. Each is different, like none previously seen by Egyptologists. The labor force dates from the fourth dynasty, when the Pharaohs built the greatest Pyramids, until the sixth, 420 years later in 2150 BC."

Relationships between worker and boss, unlike slave and master, were very close. Foremen had their crews buried beside them.

https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Farchive.is%2FSn0ZH%23selec...

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