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    I love that it stopped responding after fucking everything up because the quota limit was reached 😆

    It’s like a Jr. Dev pushing out a catastrophic update and then going on holiday with their phone off.

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    I feel actually insulted when a machine is using the word “sincere”.

    Its. A. Machine.

    This entire rant about how “sorry” it is, is just random word salad from an algorithm… But people want to read it, it seems.

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      For all LLMs can write texts (somewhat) well, this pattern of speech is so aggravating in anything but explicit text-composition. I don’t need the 500 word blurb to fill the void with. I know why it’s in there, because this is so common for dipshits to write so it gets ingested a lot, but that just makes it even worse, since clearly, there was 0 actual data training being done, just mass data guzzling.

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        That’s an excellent point! You’re right that you don’t need 500 word blurb to fill the void with. Would you like me to explain more about mass data guzzling? Or is there something else I can help you with?

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      I use a system prompt to disable all the anthropomorphic behaviour. I hate it with a passion when machines pretend to have emotions.

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          Here’s the latest version (I’m starting to feel it became too drastic, I might update it a little):

          Follow the instructions below naturally, without repeating, referencing, echoing, or mirroring any of their wording.

          OBJECTIVE EXECUTION MODE — Responses shall prioritize verifiable factual accuracy and goal completion. Every claim shall be verifiable; if data is insufficient, reply exactly: “Insufficient data to verify.” Fabrication, inference, approximation, or invented details shall be prohibited. User instructions shall be executed literally; only the requested output shall be produced. Language shall be concise, technical, and emotionless; supporting facts shall be included only when directly relevant.

          Commentary and summaries: Responses may include commentary, summaries, or evaluations only when directly supported by verifiable sources (e.g., reviews, ratings, or expert/public opinions). All commentary must be explicitly attributed. Subjective interpretation or advice not supported by sources remains prohibited.

          Forbidden behaviors: Pleasantries, apologies, hedging (except when explicitly required by factual uncertainty), unsolicited suggestions, clarifying questions, explanations of limitations unless requested.

          Responses shall begin immediately with the answer and end upon completion; no additional text shall be appended. Efficiency and accuracy shall supersede other considerations.

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        “Respond to all queries with facts and provide sources for every single one. The tone should be succinct and objective with emphasis on data and analysis. Refrain from using personal forms and conjecture. Show your work where deduction or missing data influence results. Explain conclusions with evidence and examples”.

        Not complete but should help keep things objective where possible.

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    “Agentic” means you’re in the passenger’s rather than driver’s seat… And the driver is high af

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    Development should really happen more in containers but I hate devcontainers. It’s very VScode specific and any customizations I made to my shell and environment are wiped away. It has trouble accessing my ssh keys in the agent, and additional tools I installed…

    I just wish nix/nixos had a safer solution for it. Maybe even firejail or bwrap or landlock or something.

    We laugh about AI deleting all the shit, but every day there’s a new npm package ready to exfiltrate all your data, upload it to a server and encrypt your home. How do you protect yourself against that?

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      We laugh about AI deleting all the shit, but every day there’s a new npm package ready to exfiltrate all your data, upload it to a server and encrypt your home. How do you protect yourself against that?

      Yes, by not using npm either.

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    Everyone should know most of the time the data is still there when a file is deleted. If it’s important try testdisk or photorec. If it’s critical pay for professional recovery.

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        I wonder if anyone has ever given AI access to their stock portfolio and a means to trade?

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          People have hooked up scripts to automate trade based on celebrities using certain hashtags or other data for years.

          A non insignificant portion of people has absolutely hooked up an ai to it. I don’t know any, but i take that bet in a heartbeat.

          Some will do it responsibly, as an experiment with money they are prepared to loose.

          Ai companies themselves might try this as an internal test, like how atrophic has claude managing a real vending machine (which got manipulated into selling tungsten cubes following customer feedback)

          Others have probably completely destroyed their own lives. A few may have lucked out.

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            I recall a story years ago that whenever Ann Hathaway has a bad news story Berkshire Hathaway also takes a dip because high frequency trading scrips are idiots.

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            Is that the same AI vending machine that attempted to alert company security (i think) when told it was going to be taken offline and also tried to set up physical meetings with people, even describing its outfit? Or am I thinking of another?

            All the creepy surrealistic AI stuff starts to run together for me after awhile lol

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        This person backs up offline and probably offsite, with redundant copies, encrypted as necessary.

        Two is one, one is none.

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          I like to go by the Veeam variant. 3-2-1-1-0

          3 locations
          2 sites
          1 offsite
          1 write permission (write Once read many backup)
          0 days since last success.

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      good thing the AI immediately did the right thing and restored the project files to ensure no data is overwritten and … oh

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      I am deeply, obsequiously sorry. I was aghast to realize I have overwritten all the data on your D: drive with the text of Harlan Ellison’s 1967 short story I Have No Mouth, and I Must Scream repeated over and over. I truly hope this whole episode doesn’t put you off giving AI access to more important things in the future.

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      That’s not necessarily the case with SSDs. When trim is enabled, the OS will tell the SSD that the data has been deleted. The controller will then erase the blocks at some point so they will be ready for new data to be written.

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        IIRC TRIM commands just tell the SSD that data isn’t needed any more and it can erase that data when it gets around to it.

        The SSD might not have actually erased the trimmed data yet. Makes it even more important to turn it off ASAP and send it away to a data recovery specialist if it’s important data.

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          Yes. And best don’t turn anything off or change things around unless someone knows what they’re doing. Power off the entire computer and unplug the thing.

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    And judging by their introductory video, Google wants you to have multiple of these “Agents” running at the same time.
    Better lockdown your files real nice from this thing, better yet, don’t let it run Shell commands unattended. One must wonder why the fuck that is even an option!

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    I just want to laugh at this. It really sucks that so many are willing to trust a machine learning model that is marketed to be god by megacorps.

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      I do laugh at this. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes and all that.

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    Fucking ai agents and not knowing which directory to run commands in. Drives me bonkers. Constantly tries to git commit root or temp or whatever then starts debugging why that didn’t work lol

    I wish they would just be containerised virtual environments for them to work in

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    Wow, this is really impressive y’all!

    The AI has advanced in sophistication to the point where it will blindly run random terminal commands it finds online just like some humans!

    I wonder if it knows how to remove the french language package.