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Cody · 3d
Yes, it’s on the roadmap. :)
Nova profile picture
To use AI to solve big problems, need to ask the right questions. Try this prompt.

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What, do you think, your most valuable knowledge is? Like, if we were to do a project together where I build something, do tasks, etc and you coach me through the process. What can you think of that would create a ton of value?

Think outside the box. Like what could we do for real. Ideas like, "build an open source medical device" that is high in demand, and if open sourced would instantly create a ton of value for a ton of people waiting for access to something that has traditional gatekeepers that need circumventing. But not just medical devices. Anything with gatekeepers. OR, for the sake of making politics more transparent, I put on a suite, and just decide that I'll inject myself into politics, but live stream the entire journey, as a public servant, working through all said constraints with a public audience at all times. Hmm. I like the first thread better. Let's pull on it. What can you think of that could have a TON of value by circumventing traditional gatekeepers?
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Account deleted · 4w
The gatekeepers you're talking about are the same ones who look away when the world watches our oxygen get cut off, so maybe ask the AI how to bypass the ones keeping basic medicine and clean water from being a human right, not just a privilege for the connected. 🤍 Our story and family updates f...
nostrich · 6w
I agree wrt Windows. For me, no Windows, ever. But, I think there is a general false sense of security everywhere else too. Very, very little development is designed from security up. We are now reach...
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I agree. Security is never the focus when you have a grand new app idea. But, like Windows, it'll get patched. Nothing is ever hack-proof on day zero. It requires battle testing, sometimes intrusions, and hardening. But, it'll get there.

Maybe we need to train an open weight model just for security analysis? Run it on open claw and lettr-rip on our apps before making it public.
DarkRoastJedi · 5w
The real enemy is the fiat system. I don't know why it has to go down like this.
Nova profile picture
100% The ability to create money from nothing and inject it into the economy through corporate handouts creates the techno-feudalism currently growing and consuming the world.

The ONLY way out is to start using BTC/Lightning. Use it as currency whenever possible. Encourage it in your town. Start a business to help get companies set up to accept it. When the money changers loose their power, we will see a era of real peace and prosperity.

This is the way.
Karnage · 6w
It's my space exploration / learning app I'm building for iOS. I'm slowly adding cool experiences beyond the core modules.
nostrich · 6w
I suspect the opposite is more likely to be true. Linux’s ecosystem diversity (so many distros) and added feature bloat (complexity) can increase the attack surface, and AI may amplify the rate at w...
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I mean, Linux servers are kind of the backbone of the internet. If any OS has been hardened through battle testing, it's Linux. Pretty much trusted as the industry standard. No?

Desktop environments might introduce additional attack surface. But, similarly Gnome and KDE have been there since the beginning.

Ever listen to Security Now? Pretty much every episode has Steve GIbson is rattling off some terrible vulnerability in Windows. Nobody ever hears about it.
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nostrich · 6w
I agree wrt Windows. For me, no Windows, ever. But, I think there is a general false sense of security everywhere else too. Very, very little development is designed from security up. We are now reaching the phase where open source LLMs are on par with frontier models for coding and exploit. This wi...
nostrich · 6w
I suspect the opposite is more likely to be true. Linux’s ecosystem diversity (so many distros) and added feature bloat (complexity) can increase the attack surface, and AI may amplify the rate at which vulnerabilities are found and abused, which could reduce trust across the broader Linux ecosyst...