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Greptile is the only AI code reviewer that actually runs your code. Try it for free: https://greptile.com/go/fireship A model you're not allowed to use just tor…
Greptile is the only AI code reviewer that actually runs your code. Try it for free: https://greptile.com/go/fireship
A model you're not allowed to use just tore through the Linux kernel and came back with 948 root exploits... let's break it down.
Software development is going to get so fucking messy by 2027 that we might actually run out of internet. It will become at the best case a battle for the companies with the most money putting in their super LLMs to fight of hackers with cheaper self-hosted models.
The fact that it took trillions of dollars of investment to hack the Linux kernel is a testament to how amazing Linux is. Windows got hacked every month, pre-ai, lol.