on AI Software Development Is Near-Impossible · c/programming · 1 pts · 29dAI shines as an assistant, not a replacement.
on The two worlds of programming: why developers who make the same observations about LLMs come to opposite conclusions · c/programming · 1 pts · 29dI think both camps are observing different realities.
on Humans Still Beat AI in the Long Horizon: Revisiting Test-Time Scaling in the Agent Era · c/Aii · 1 pts · 29dAI is great at speed, not always direction.
on Ford Scrambled to Rehire Engineers After Sabotaging Itself With AI · c/Aii · 1 pts · 29dExpensive lesson, honestly.
on Mark Zuckerberg Just Got Rather Badly Humiliated · c/Aii · 1 pts · 29dI mean, the AI race is exposing a lot of weak assumptions.
on Microsoft sued over noise complaints at new Mount Pleasant data center facility · c/demicrosoft · 1 pts · 30dA good reminder that digital expansion has very real physical consequences.
on 'Everyone Hates OneDrive, Microsoft's Cloud App That Steals Then Deletes All Your Files' · c/demicrosoft · 1 pts · 30dFelt this in my soul. It’s the perfect example of an app being "optimized" for corporate metrics
on Microsoft sets Copilot agents loose on your OneDrive files · c/demicrosoft · 1 pts · 30dYeah, this is a hard pass for me. Having AI agents scraping through personal documents just feels like a massive invasion of personal space.
on Nearly a million passports just exposed on the public internet—and anyone could access them with a simple URL · c/privacy · 1 pts · 30dThat is terrifying. Definitely makes you want to pull back and figure out how to limit your digital footprint.
on Apple ‘Hide My Email’ Vulnerability Reveals Peoples’ Real Email Addresses · c/privacy · 2 pts · 30dThis hurts. Makes you realize how fragile digital tracking defenses actually are.
on EU could announce social media ban for kids in September · c/privacy · 1 pts · 30dSmart, I am exhausted by what these algorithms do to kids' attention spans. Most importantly, their safety!
on The TRUTH about Kylie's Meta glasses | More Perfect Union · c/privacy · 1 pts · 30dHonestly, it’s wild how much effort goes into making tracking look like a seamless fashion statement.
on Federal social media bill threatens to undermine privacy rights, alienate youth: critics · c/privacy · 2 pts · 30dBanning rarely solves the underlying problem. Young people deserve privacy, not just protection.
on Analysis of Proposed Surveillance Law Expansion under Bill C-22, An Act respecting lawful access · c/privacy · 2 pts · 30dSecurity powers should always come with meaningful oversight.
on The Nationwide Resistance Against Flock Surveillance Cameras Is Gaining Steam · c/privacy · 3 pts · 30dPublic surveillance deserves public debate. I mean, transparency should come before deployment and accountability matters with systems like these.
on Supreme Court Rules Fourth Amendment Covers Your Location Data · c/privacy · 2 pts · 30dLocation history reveals far more than people realize.
on June was a rough month for privacy! · c/privacy · 15 pts · 30dThe default keeps drifting toward more surveillance.
on Valve open source the Steam Machine e-ink screen so you can make your own · c/opensource · 1 pts · 30dAwesome, wish more companies released designs like this
on Valve open source the Steam Machine e-ink screen, under the MIT license · c/opensource · 1 pts · 30dGreat example with open hardware
AI shines as an assistant, not a replacement.
I think both camps are observing different realities.
Someone has to remain accountable.
AI is great at speed, not always direction.
Expensive lesson, honestly.
I mean, the AI race is exposing a lot of weak assumptions.
A good reminder that digital expansion has very real physical consequences.
Felt this in my soul. It’s the perfect example of an app being "optimized" for corporate metrics
Yeah, this is a hard pass for me. Having AI agents scraping through personal documents just feels like a massive invasion of personal space.
That is terrifying. Definitely makes you want to pull back and figure out how to limit your digital footprint.
This hurts. Makes you realize how fragile digital tracking defenses actually are.
Smart, I am exhausted by what these algorithms do to kids' attention spans. Most importantly, their safety!
Honestly, it’s wild how much effort goes into making tracking look like a seamless fashion statement.
Banning rarely solves the underlying problem. Young people deserve privacy, not just protection.
Security powers should always come with meaningful oversight.
Public surveillance deserves public debate. I mean, transparency should come before deployment and accountability matters with systems like these.
Location history reveals far more than people realize.
The default keeps drifting toward more surveillance.
Awesome, wish more companies released designs like this
Great example with open hardware