I wonder how much of the fears for the capabilities of #AI comes from people SwEngs and devs using it.
You know, people experienced at telling a machine what to do in ways that get results.
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I used to break open my toys to see how they work; so I became a computer engineer to get paid to break open my toys to see how they work. Terminal and backend enthusiast, with a large collection of IT hats. Love to automate stuff to help make people’s lives easier.
daniel:// stenberg://Open Source security in spite of AI - the recording.
https://daniel.haxx.se/blog/2026/02/03/open-source-security-in-spite-of-ai/
Open Source security in spite of AI
The title of my ending keynote at FOSDEM February 1, 2026. As the last talk of the conference, at 17:00 on the Sunday lots of people had already left, and presumably a lot of the remaining people were quite tired and ready to call it a day. Still, the 1500 seats in Janson got occupied … Continue reading Open Source security in spite of AI →
I hope I'm not the only one who think that a solid test suite for your project has proven more important than ever.
That's the wall crappy AI-generated PRs can't climb over.
Write documentation like your worst enemy must expand your work after you're kidnapped so you can be released. Few lies are as evil as "I'll remember this later"
#documentation #software #softwaredevelopment
#documentation #software #softwaredevelopment
We're focusing too much on *how* we built software, not enough on *why*. It should be about people. It is about greed. When we're creating problems instead of solving them, it's time to take a step back
#ai #aipollution #software #software_engineering #anthropocentric