Horde just continues to be infinitely badass and memorable all these years later.

I haven't played WoW since like 2006-2011 but I will always be Horde for life! Lok'Tar Ogar!

Maybe its using Grok.

I just hope when they put Grok into Optimus, it doesn't become a serial s****** assaulter

shit that works lol

i've probably contributed to all these AI sloppers by giving them $10/20 bucks to get credits, to find out it doesn't work, so they can book it as "ARR" and raise $10M only to shut down some months later.

This is why I really think for AI tools it’s probably good to just start fresh.

Like our emails, files, other accounts and stuff. That’s “ours” and personal.

Even for business, that should be off limits.

What we do give to AI should be brand new blank slates. Like say I roll out an AI solution in March 2026. That is the seed from which everything we do using AI will work.

To get there we could move data we want to the new environment. But no access to any existing stuff. We start fresh.

If it needs to take any actions on behalf of our existing accounts it needs to go through some secure pipeline where it only tells us intent, without access.

This is cutting off the "Access to private data" leg of the lethal trifecta. One of the few ways to actually make an agent secure.

What about a implant that can be placed into your palm? It can carry everything about you and be tied to your pulse so that if you have a panic attack or something as you are being robbed it wipes everything but your name and basic information.

> implant that can be placed into your palm

Might as well make it to the brain while we are at it. Safe when one is brain dead or unconscious. What say?

yikes this looks awful, unless this is the new mass market Ferrari that's going to start at $30,000

That is fun though.

I hated the old world where some boomer-mentality "senior" dev(s) would take days or weeks to deliver ONE fucking thing, and it would still have bugs and issues.

I like the new world where individuals can move fast and ship, and if there are bugs and issues they can be resolved quickly.

The boomer-mentality and other mids get fired which is awesome, and orgs become way leaner.

Just because there are excess of CS majors and programmers doesn't mean we need to make benches that they can keep warm.

That has more to do with where you work than AI.

Some places have military grade paperwork where mistakes are measured in millions of dollars per min. Others places are 'just push it in fix it later'.

AI is not going to change that. That is a people problem. Not something you can automate away. But you can fire your way out of it.

For sure. I was replying to people not in that, it seems from the commenters here that is where they (and me) have worked or are working now. Whether it is their own company or some other place.

I've only ever worked at places that are at the bleeding edge and even there we had total slackers.

That’s totally orthogonal to what the OP is responding to though. Military software can be bleeding edge as well as extremely susceptible to error prone code which means you need to test more. Similar are the cases with financial softwares which are usually written in ocaml etc. observing your ability to comprehend, the places where you work must be “bleeding” profusely.

> I hated the old world where some boomer-mentality "senior" dev(s) would take days or weeks to deliver ONE fucking thing, and it would still have bugs and issues.

What does that even mean? Are you begrudged manager or enthusiastic youngster who is upset that “boomers” are not killing themselves by juggling thousands of tasks ADHD-style?

I guess I am a markdown hater, but I don't like it. Markdown feels too much like hand writing your own html, when you have to put in tags, but like html it suffers from lack of layout control, which is why they invented CSS, but you don't get CSS control in markdown. If you start adding that, you end up with LaTex, and I don't know anyone who actually enjoyed writing serious documents in Latex. It was fun in the beginning, but it quickly became tiresome and I found myself not being very productive.

Doing layout is not easy. Programming layouts well requires real expertise, which is why most layout engines expose a gui and let you deal with larger text components graphically. Maybe someone else will come up with a usability innovation here, but I'm not aware of it, and markdown certainly doesn't have that capability.

You do know that you don't need to write markdown syntax right?

There are plenty of UI editors where they give you the basics for formatting and inserting stuff.

Markdown is fairly portable, and with AI it is easy to generate and share as well.

How do you do nested tables in markdown?

For the gaps they'll find, I'm sure they can use open source alternatives considering they're getting away from proprietary software.

If not, they can adapt.

Why not just not compare to others because it’s easy to game anything?

Just look for patterns and then act out of self interest. Nobody is coming to save you.

I’m no high IQ person but if I can figure out how to get a STEM job without STEM degree, make money by getting lucky at a unicorn, invest and sell for profit and invest again (only losers HODL so others can take profits), then there’s really no excuse why someone else can’t.

And I’m originally from a country that has like 70 IQ nationally or so it is said. So I’m not a genius, maybe the only quality I have that makes me different is I don’t know how to quit until I meet my goal.

More people should stop crying and be a man. Our ancestors literally survived against nature and each other so we could post here on HN. I don’t mean being able to lift 500lbs like a caveman either.

Exercise your brain, it gets stronger too because I have a hard time understanding concepts sometimes, but taking steps to break it down and digest it in pieces helps me. Takes a bit longer but hopefully you have tomorrow.

I can't tell if this is satire

MENA slop

Whatever you need to tell yourself to cope!

I tried to help, but maybe I should have given you two a tissue box instead.