Definitely share your initial concern. Without strong review processes to ensure that every line of code follows the intent of the human developer, there’s no way of knowing what exactly is in there and the implications for the human users. And I’m not just talking about bugs.

They say it’s reviewed, but the temptation to blindly trust is there. In this case, developer appears to have taken some care.

The code was written by Cursor and Claude, but reviewed and heavily tested over 2-3 weeks by me. I created comparison documents, went through all queries multiple times and reviewed the logic over and over again. I also did load tests and manual regression tests, which took lots of evenings.

Let us hope so. Handle with care to ensure responsibility is not offloaded to a machine instead of a person.

Colloquially, it’s the rat race. There’s nothing inherently wrong with striving nor sacrifice, but we must ask: to what end? At what cost? To what success if it costs you your soul? It better be worth it.

Social focus on individualism sounds like a dog’s focus on chocolate.

Maybe pursuing infinite, unbounded productivity gains forever isn’t sustainable. Maybe we need to build systems that work for people.

If he’s smart, he’s already cashed out tons of moolah. Like anyone working at Nvidia right now with stock compensation.

It also drives up market share, which is worth valuation to investors.

They’ll have you subscribe to their RAM and storage.

I think it depends on the sub.

Videos is not worth watching. It’s just talking about regulating 3-D printers.

Mind you, we should not regulate 3-D printers, but this is Clickbait, and you should not reward them with your views.

Sounds like we’re trying to export our own broken healthcare.

Sounds like the system is working as intended.

Enforcement would help. The biggest problem in my locality is lifted trucks that become retina destroyers to reasonable-height cars. I don’t think I’ve ever heard of someone getting a ticket here for having too-bright headlights.

I have my seed box limit upload bandwidth to quite a low value, not because I hate leechers, but because I have to spread out my available data cap to maximize availability over the long term. If I blow through my data in three days I’m not as much good to the network.

Seed. I’d rather have at least one whole copy in a swarm versus a bunch of really fast peers that don’t have the complete files.

No thanks. I’ll be the user, thank you very much.

There isn’t really a specific Lemmy app; it’s any of several apps that use the Fediverse.

With that said, I came here because Reddit is so filtered, commercial, and fake that Lemmy seems to be one of the few places online to connect with actual people.

Exactly. They own the US and are not subject to laws. Only you are.

The gas projects in development in the US will, if all completed, cause 12.1bn tonnes in carbon dioxide emissions over their lifetimes, which is double the current annual emissions coming from all sources in the US.

Emphasis mine! Geez! Race to a dead planet.

You really have to squint to see it. It looks similar because it’s merely a shift from one corruption brand to another.

Perhaps, but now they’re using AI in their operations. Being able to say that might have been more important.

Good point. I suppose that’s what happened to Epstein. It seems they were extremely close and shared the same values.