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I like the idea of not crediting the person who posted the bug but to the LLM that found it. People who find exploits using LLMs should never get a reward or credit.

$160K for a software engineer? I don't even get close to that number.

No, talking to itself is not reasoning.

Oh man! Exciting Soccer unlocked a memory from my childhood. The deep booming sound effects and speech synthesis ...

Ok, I was only making a suggestion which I thought might be helpful.

I just run CachyOS on my gaming desktop which is also Arch based. Works fine.

How did he do it without the Half-life source-code?

Microsoft knows who he is because he alleges they deleted his Microsoft account and flagged his GitHub. And he says he was "publicly humiliated" in a CVE so I assume his name was on it.

More vibe-coded trash.

Are we going to hear more Ay! than a Mariachi band?

it more difficult to identify who to invite to join the priesthood.

How about this. Somebody forks the project and submits their patches to the fork . If the fork is successful (there are users actively using it), upstream can selectively go fish for the patches themselves. The maintainer of the fork eventually gets recognized.

Not ideal, I know, but building a reputation is meant to take time.

A few years ago I was in the process of abandoning Angular in favor of React.

I've gone back to advocating Angular because it has been making a major comeback. It's genuinely awesome now.

Ok yeah. Hope OP gets a job soon.

Not to troll but what is a "forced immigrant"?

I have to admit LLMs are actually quite useful at generating code for me, but I am experienced enough to know what I want. I use it as a next-generation autocomplete.

Look like my VW ID.3. I love it but a lot of people don't.

I'm curious to see how many issues an LLM can find for OpenBSD. Not knocking OpenBSD at all, genuinely curious to see if all the careful development can stand up to LLMs.

What software do you run on your desktops and laptops?

If you multiply in base 18

Why would anyone be expected to multiply in base 18? Why 18? Where does it come from?

Now this is a good use of AI

Missing IKEA screws.

Quit smoking 10 years ago. Best thing I ever did. I'm particularly inspired by articles like this:

* https://www.webmd.com/smoking-cessation/what-happens-body-qu...

According to the article I have 5 years to go till my body has completely recovered from the effects of smoking.

Okay fair enough, Signal's end-to-end encryption is a lot more complex than that but really how is it a terrible end user experience?

How is it a worse experience? It's ridiculously simple: The app sends a public key to the person you're talking to. The end user doesn't even need to notice it. What am I missing here?

I always read the domain "sr.ht" as "Sir Hat"

Am I the only one here who thinks this is intrusive?

You basic income is 12k? Congratulations, your rent just went up 12k a year.

I was skeptical at first but when I dragged and dropped a bookmark in `gg` then a light went on in my head. Also the fact that jujutsu does everything in "detached mode" locally means that you can't mess up your remote git repo (unless you force push all yolo from git itself, but you're never expected to do that).

Is this the Richter scale? I thought it was obsolete.