i wonder which would be worse idea, letting llm to have full access to your critical systems and data, or letting random people from internet freely connect to them and expect them to help.
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Has anyone tried a deltree *.* /y when talking to claude? Revenge is a dish best served code.
Its funny because when I worked at places where I even had the rights to do something like this (exempting small companies where I was the multi hat guy but even there I made it so I had to go through hoops to do something like this) it makes me like. This is crazy.
Good. Serves them right.
Ever hear of a backup?
Lmao good.
The only job AI is gonna take is the intern who fucks everything up.
It legitimately is squeezing out the entry level already and that is its own problem. Maybe it's good for some of us, in that people with experience will be needed for a long time as they prevent all these younger people from getting that experience, but it absolutely sucks for a whole bunch of people trying to make a career, and it will eventually suck for the economy as a whole. AI, whether it's ready or not, or will even ever be fully what the marketing people claim it is, is leading to a whole lot of shortsighted decisions that are hurting people.
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And nothing of value was lost
There's just one thing to say:
LMAO
