Gross. Ente used an LLM to “audit” their crypto code.
I like Ente’s photo app, but their CEO seems increasingly AI pilled.
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Gross. Ente used an LLM to “audit” their crypto code.
I like Ente’s photo app, but their CEO seems increasingly AI pilled.

Leaders might assume that LLMs are able to offer a kind of unbiased, outside perspective. But new research found that leading LLMs have clear biases when it comes to strategy and consistently recommend strategies that align with modern managerial buzzwords and trends rather than context-specific strategic logic. This propensity for AI to opt for buzzy ideas over reasoned solutions is called “trendslop,” and leaders should beware of it warping their strategic planning. When using AI in strategic planning, leaders should: use it to expand options, not make choices; counteract known and potential biases; remain alert to changing biases; watch out for the hybrid trap; and not rely on context alone.
"We found that using AI assistance led to a statistically significant decrease in mastery."
D'oh.
https://www.anthropic.com/research/AI-assistance-coding-skills
universities in the 1980s: writing the majority of internet standard RFCs and their implementations
universities now: moving away from Microsoft cloud is really hard okay? 🥺
Another one bites the dust.
https://comitiscapital.com/news/comitis-capital-announces-the-acquisition-of-threema
#Threema #ThreemaApp #ThreemaMessenger #e2ee
cc @soatok
Signal and WhatsApp operate under U.S. law, including surveillance powers like the Patriot Act and FISA. U.S. companies can be forced to comply with court orders — often in secret.
Using a messenger outside U.S. jurisdiction can reduce exposure to mass surveillance.
Privacy isn't just about encryption — it's also about jurisdiction.
https://codeberg.org/Linux-Is-Best/Outside_Us_Jurisdiction/src/branch/main/Encrypted_Messages.md
If there's anything that illustrated the hollowness of the Democratic Party as an effective opposition for me, it's this.
Yesterday, I watched a video of a sitting US Senator being thrown to the ground and cuffed by fed goons for asking questions of the fed official he has direct oversight authority over.
Within minutes, I'd gotten DOZENS of texts from Dems and Dem orgs asking for $5-$50 to "fight fascism."
That's it. "Are you terrified that your country is slipping into fascism? Pay me."