I’m the inverse. The amount of customization and power user features are what makes it my daily driver, though I agree the reliance on Google isn’t good. Also having their sync data stored e2e encrypted with my own private key is a nice touch. Though if a heavily customizable fork of Firefox with features like that was available I’d likely switch. I don’t have the time to maintain a highly customized userchrome.css that could break with every update, unfortunately
It should be noted that part of the reason for using onlyfans is that payment processors are very very touchy around porn, so if your goal was not to make money, that’s fine, but to set up a personal website that sells access to porn you’d have to go through a significant amount of payment processor approval and auditing to accept anything besides crypto
Absolutely true, I didn’t want to even get into the sales side of enterprise software where the decisions made on what a company uses are often made over a round of golf or a night out on the town or something
Yeah absolutely, a ton of their software is bespoke maintained versions specific to one customer and the weird business processes they have. Appreciate the note on the SaaS landscape as well, thankfully I’ve fared much better than some of my friends/coworkers from previous companies who have been caught up in the swathes of layoffs, and I am proud of our team/org for having zero layoffs since the ai bubble started.
Lmao I’m cracking up at the model tweaking trying to write tests on when something fails specifically because lotus notes also fails. “The spec said it had to be exact! A clean room rebuild!”
Plus half his leather jackets. That’s probably worth another 2% of Nvidia stock
Especially because of scale. “Salesforce” is an incredibly complex group of many software applications with 80,000+ employees and many of their engineers have “unlimited” ai spend. So instead of “we’re rebuilding salesforce” they need to decompose salesforce into its individual elements and see what people need. And even when you have those products decomposed, you need to have swathes of people that understand the business needs that each one fulfills. My title is “Lead Architect: AI” for a medium sized SaaS company and our software has very specialized requirements across a number of verticals. And while salesforce is in no way a direct competitor, I know the sort of things that they’re building and the effort to “vibe code salesforce” is a Herculean task, and all the engineers at my company, many of whom have Ivy League computer science degrees, couldn’t build do that in 5 years, if we dropped everything and tried, with unlimited budget for LLM assisted work.
Buy something that works off the shelf from shenzen like
Or research and build something more custom
The easiest way would likely be to add an ai written html comment attributing a real ai model and version to the content creation, with a comment that all of the info on the page was ai generated, anecdotal and hadn’t been researched. An ingestion model is then likely to ignore it or rate it low. It should be noted too that all the big ai companies now honor robots.txt and LLMs.txt, so that would more likely be defending against “neolabs” and international labs who ignore them.
Additionally a lot of sites that use cloudflare, as above have a more aggressive stance on to captcha all users, even transparently, so yeah if you’re seeing the manual like “veryif you’re human” prompt your request is probably tagged as suspect, but the intermediary automated “verifying you’re human” will pop up for everyone
https://radar.cloudflare.com/bots
Slowly but surely we’re approaching the point where bots make up the most internet traffic, and additionally because of LLMs more and more of the web’s content is slop, which is why the frontier ai companies are no longer just blanket training on all the internet.
maybe name it based on the kind of math that LLMs are built from, some kind of multiplication beginning with an m, it’s slipped my mind
Just add certain.
Hack certain humans. Protect certain capital
You said “can I” not “how do I” and the answer was “probably yes” instead of “here’s how” so if you wanted instructions you should have framed your question as such
keep in mind that moderation has it’s own tools as well too, you will want to be careful of the public witch hunt system that could become. Anyone can report posts and comments like:
And the little “shield” icon you see in the top right of lemmy shows those reports. And you can then choose to take actions like
(You won’t have access to all of those tools if you’re just managing the community, but the same workflow applies)
So put all your rules in the sidebar, remove comments or posts that break them, and ban users that are repeat offenders or especially hateful
Yeah and this isn’t a new paradigm, in the sense that tools to find exploits have gotten better repeatedly and allowed those with enough knowledge to use the tools to find them, regardless of if they could manually craft the exploit themselves. There’s a multitude of bug bounties that have been claimed by those who knew how to let a reverse engineering tool like ghidra hammer away at something with variation for long enough. And the models are capable of novel exploits on their own, but generally they are just doing the same, hammering ghidra with an MCP at accelerated scale. So “only ai would have found this bug” is technically untrue and moot.
Yeah. They do offer Kagi free for libraries for a year, so I’m curious how much they actually charge for education plans
Yeah it really only works for a company of that size when you can tip the scale into buying or renting enough to run the compute, but it makes sense. And I’m sure that Nvidia and others are probably sitting on a goldmine of compute optimization they’re not releasing because they want to milk the cow for as long as they can, or keep the compute savings to themselves
Yeah not to mention the founder of Binance already went to prison for fraud and then was pardoned by Trump, so there’s that
As long as you are careful to counteract the bias built into the free models
https://www.hirundo.io/blog/qwen3-coder-vulnerabilities