Security is suspect because the CEO is pushing devs to release code (AI-generated) to production without testing.
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- crenquis@lemmy.todaytoPrivacy@lemmy.world•If you're able, cancel your sub to Proton, cite Andy as the reasonEnglish31·2 days ago
THIS! I recall somebody doing contract review and having AI summarize the contracts just to see how well they did… The AI left out some really important stuff and also occasionally hallucinated stuff that wasn’t there. Summarizing a contract should be pretty black-n-white – if AI can’t handle that properly, I’m not going to trust its summary of something more complex.
I saw it yesterday with just a “4” pointing to the little piece.
TempleOS is the one and only OS
- crenquis@lemmy.todaytoPrivacy@programming.dev•Website detects whether you have LaTeX installed [among many other things]7·13 days ago
The receipt
Putting it together: roughly 1 in 132.1 million browsers look like yours. None of this used a cookie
Second visit: We’ve met before
I’ve seen you before, you first showed up earlier today. This is visit number 2. And you came straight here, no link, no search. You remembered the URL by heart. That is almost sweet.how?
And you cleared some of it, 2 of my hiding places were empty when you arrived. I restored them from the ones you missed. This is what tracking looks like without cookies.how?
- crenquis@lemmy.todaytomemes@lemmy.world•Apparently t-shirt and gym shorts aren’t a thing3·19 days ago
I recall my friend’s brother being proud that he carried his pregnant wife out of the house during the big Northridge earthquake here in Los Angeles, but he was Winnie the Poohing it with a #4, so immediately had his ego deflated.
- crenquis@lemmy.todaytoTechnology@lemmy.world•‘Has flat buttocks,’ ‘cusses when scared’: Amazon keeps shockingly specific customer profilesEnglish9·25 days ago
“Maintains consistent snacking preferences” the most specific one “Owns rasps” If it really got me, it would call me out on what I usually use Amazon for… Last minute project stuff.
- crenquis@lemmy.todaytoPrivacy@programming.dev•Modern cars’ smart features could be used to spy on you, drivers warned2·30 days ago
That is one of the primary reasons that I am interested in the Slate electric pickup in the U.S. No internet – they do have an optional module that one can add if you really want the extra monitoring/controls that having a connected vehicle provides. Music/gps/etc is all via your own device. I don’t know of any other modern vehicle in the U.S. I can get that has that option. (my 14 yr old car is getting to the stage where repairs are more than it is worth)
I keep seeing folks mention that at least it is a good and secure service why should I leave? this should be why: via: https://www.404media.co/manifestos-fear-and-loser-thinking-inside-protons-ai-reckoning/