As someone who's been in I.T for more than 2 weeks, this is objectively terrifying; not the power of Claude to make us stupid, but the complete relinquishment of agency over the means, method, and the product.
Wow is this guy gonna end up in a bind.
As someone who's been in I.T for more than 2 weeks, this is objectively terrifying; not the power of Claude to make us stupid, but the complete relinquishment of agency over the means, method, and the product.
Wow is this guy gonna end up in a bind.
Claude handled installing Homebrew packages, creating private keys, adding them to the keychain
And probably adding the private keys to the training data and handing it to every partner who pays for it?
I'm going to be extremely pedantic and explain that this post is actually pro-AI and I hate it. The original essay about the whole "you will own nothing and be happy" wasn't a threat or a warning, it was a utopian message about goods and services being almost too cheap to charge for. It was basically saying that in the future, people will look back on the ownership of cars as silly when you can get a cleaner and more reliable ride anywhere anytime without having to deal with maintenance and other ownership headaches.
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