Well - pretty much everyone knows it's lousy security, because you know, it's pretty obvious.
But maybe some people think it's not obvious, and point it out because they think they're clever?
I suppose that's possible.
But maybe some people think it's not obvious, and point it out because they think they're clever?
I suppose that's possible.
The downside to democratizing code creation is... it puts it in the hands of non-developers.
F.ex. a team I work with asking OpenClaw "What is SRE?"
I'm beginning to think that the true issue here is that people who dislike AI are largely ignorant of the current state. Because willful ignorance.
I say that because I repeatedly see people making extremely silly statements that they really should know better about. But for some reason they don't.
Obviously I could be wrong. Time will tell.
They're being bought as a hardware solution, not a sandbox solution.
As proof, look at all the people wiring up their personal emails, etc. as soon as they turn them on.
What is it about THIS software, unlike any dev software to come before it, that pushes people to buy new small computers?
Why do you think?
And because it lets them create code without knowing how to code.
You know, I can't prove that the Mac mini problem is due to needing to sandbox agents. All I can offer is my anecdotal experience - and that of everyone I know.
I love that I'm now a 50 year old hipster. This is a wonderful conversation.