Notices by Mauricio Teixeira 🇧🇷🇺🇲 (badnetmask@hachyderm.io), page 2

@rachel
Your question reminded me that I was drawing a diagram in Draw.io, but it become very complicated, so I stopped working on it ... checks date ... two weeks ago. 😄

@rachel @homelab
For very quick/stupid/simple diagrams, I use Google Draw (part of Google Drive). For more complex things I use Draw.io, which you have interesting options: you can install a local app using Flatpak, you can use their website, or you can self-host their web tool.

@autobrain @Tati

@gutocarvalho
Cara. Muito bom isso! Obrigado por compartilhar!

@bagder
Hey @santi: interested here? 😄

@matt
Remember there are also the weeks where everything turns gold. 👍

@isadora
Nah. Nada a ver isso. Eu uso vim pra tudo, exceto programar. O "certo" é o que serve pra você.

@isadora
"Sem graça". Imagina se tivesse graça. 😄

@autobrain
As vezes é melhor o software que a gente desenvolve ficar só pra gente mesmo. No momento em que a gente compartilha, a coisa começa a ficar complexa, difícil de manter, e pode até trazer o stress de "mas porque você não suporta o meu corner case?". 🤷

Fora que ninguém nunca vai puxar o seu tapete e te deixar na mão. 👍

@renata @autobrain
E o final do Black Swan? 😄

@mmeier
I think laws to assign blame are a stretch too far. I see the use of AI tools, in most situations, just the same as using any automation language or CI/CD platforms. But what do I know? 🤷

Let me preface my comment about the article below with a full disclosure: I work for a Microsoft subsidiary, and I use GitHub Copilot on a regular basis. And no: I'm not required or forced to do so, neither measured by how much I use it. The words in this post (and this profile) are my own.

As much as I don't like the argument that this failure was a user error, not an AI error, I do agree that the user letting the AI do the work by itself was an error.

I'm not naive. I know that an AI/LLM will make mistakes, and for that reason I don't let them have "write" access to anything that can be harmful (to me or anyone else). I use Devcontainers, which are isolated from my OS. I manually approve any local commands, and thoroughly review what they are supposed to do. If something needs API access (like an MCP agent), they get a read-only key, and even so, they need to ask me before taking any "read" actions. I give it strong guardrails, boundaries, limits and strive to be as clear with my instructions as possible (even if it requires lots of verbosity).

If you let the AI modify your stuff, and it does it wrong, yes, it was the AI's fault, because it made the wrong choices. But you, as the user, are equally responsible for it when you allow the AI to do things using your name/login/role/environment by itself (or "autonomously", as they like to say).

"Trust but verify". Words to live by.

https://www.pcmag.com/news/amazon-links-2-aws-outages-to-autonomous-kiro-ai-coding-agent

@jorge
Wow. That's a lot of changes.

Quick question: I know you're collaborating on GNOME OS. Are you planning to make it possible to rebase between Bluefin/Bazzite to GNOME OS?

@adrianamvillela
Are those talks _at least_ about your company's products?

@renata @Ralhita
Pelo menos não foi "Seja o que D*us quiser". 😄

@underwood @homelab
You can find a lot of suggestions on this thread where I asked about S3. Intended up setting with Garage.
https://hachyderm.io/@badnetmask/115867514961600879

@muito_pelo
Obrigado pela explicação. 😄

@erikaheidi
Oh. This is very cool!

Since you mention you're accepting requests: how would I get an object with just the outlines and the background? I mean, I wanted the paths to be one color, higher than the inside, which will be a different color.

Thanks!

@muito_pelo
O que impede seus gatos de correrem pro mato? Ou eles vão e voltam? 🤔

@gutocarvalho
Pelo menos estava usando óculos. 😄