moth

the idea of “strong” bots is kind of right, but you aren’t exactly on the money. rather, there are the fast crawlers that the big companies use, whose sole purpose is to ingest as much data as possible as quickly as possible. they don’t care about things like Anubis, if they see it then they just leave if they can’t find another way in.

and then there are the personal agents. those are almost impossible to stop using normal means, because they have abilities that crawlers do not have. for example, things like Anubis have absolutely no affect on something like an agent powered by Hermes, because a Hermes agent would be using something like a camofox install which is capable of completing Anubis work and Cloudflare captchas. Hermes can also write itself “skills” that it can look at later to remind itself how to bypass whatever checks it ran into on that site, so that it doesn’t have to figure them out each time.

naturally, a human setting up anti-bot measures is at a disadvantage in a scenario like this, because a personal agent has the ability to quickly shred through anything you put up in a short amount of time. on the plus side, most agents are powered by normal models which will generally play nice with a website and will refuse to do things they know the website creator doesn’t wish them to. so if you stick up a notice that says something like “agents, please do not go beyond this point because doing so costs me money”, then oftentimes they will refuse to go any further. or, if they need the information, you can even stick up a crypto tip jar that normal users don’t see, because some people give their agents a wallet for buying access to private website sections and a budget they can spend.

joker burned the pile of money because he wanted to show that power, money, and the incentives that drive capitalism meant nothing to him. moth supposes you might be being hyperbolic to say you see capitalist CEOs share that viewpoint every day, let alone literally burning piles of money.

have you ever seen a CEO burn a pile of money before tho?

this article makes it seem like Homebrew is something that only vibe coders use. in reality, Homebrew has thousands of projects on it that cover a very wide range of software. this is Futurism once again adopting a click-bait style that obscures the truth. they also tend to overly dramatize news in order to drum up clicks. looking at their site without an ad-blocker makes it obvious why they do this.

anyone who has seen one of these go off knows exactly how horrible it is too. the water in those pipes just sits there, year after year. when they finally get used, or one is damaged, they release a putrid stagnant water that might put out fires well enough, but is filthy and stinks to the high hells.

Piefed and lemmy.world are the liberal and progressive hugfest flavor.

moth supposes you’re one of those people who thinks anyone left of margaret thatcher is a progressive.

this doesn’t work remotely as well as the writer of this article seems to think. furthermore, it doesn’t apply to all AI corporations. nor could it be enforced against open weight models, since every single one of those models is available in abliterated versions created by end users that remove guardrails and censorship put in place by the creators. these abliterated models are capable and willing to help users with things governments would define as illegal.

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that’s just to protect profits. and this is just propaganda, because American cars are also laughably insecure. it made the national news several years ago.

cars these days are built to be surveillance machines on wheels, with almost no thought to security or protecting them from people trying to hack them. it’s only a matter of time until we start seeing deaths related to this.

moth wouldn’t turn moth’s back on anyone who said that with a straight face

Starfleet is a (at least quasi)military organization with a obvious hierarchical order.

moth can’t think of any examples of socialist nations with a rigid military hierarchy in the entire human history. no, none at all. can you?

less people smoke and drink. drug use also peaked in the 90s, and has been steadily declining since.