Jon Reid

@qualitycoding.org

https://qualitycoding.org Author of iOS Unit Testing by Example https://iosunittestingbyexample.com. Technical coach, ex-Industrial Logic. Over 20 years of #TDD. Code with joy, drive down your cost of change. he/him

OpenAI: “an internal evaluation which prompts models to pursue advanced exploitation using complex attack paths” Translation: “We told it to hack, and it hacked!” Calling the computer “rogue” for doing exactly what you told it to is silly.

Beth Andres-Beck@beth4ma.bsky.social · 7d ago

Calling this a “rogue agent” is misleading. This software was instructed to do this by a person. It shouldn’t have done as it was told, but it was still told. These tools let more people do more crimes with less skill. They are still tools being used for a task they were built to do.

Okay then. Folks have been asking, and it seems a shame to waste 3 1/2 years of legwork, so I'm scheduling one Code Craft & AI workshop. Tues Sept 1st - 18:45 - 21:00 BST £99 + VAT Plus you get a copy of my book-in-progress, The AI-Ready Software Developer www.tickettailor.com/events/codem...

Register – Code Craft & AI – Zoom

Code Craft & AI – Zoom, Tue 1 Sep 2026 - Tuesday Sept 1st 18:45 BST £99 + UK VAT Large-scale studies by the DevOps Research & Assessment group, CircleCI, Faros and others show an undeniable pictu...

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I'm building the trip preparation checklist app _I want_ for myself. Note I say "preparation checklist" not "packing list" because hey, I have more to do than pack. With completely customizable "categories" (Flying, Driving, etc.), I bet people will use it in ways I never thought of. #BuildInPublic

iPhone screen "Select Categories": Choose which categories to include in your trip checklist.

Ahh, naming. Claude started with TipsController because hey, consider how many Controller classes it's seen. It can do better — if you know better. I called out "controller" so it went with TipsBootstrapper. But again I had that nagging thought: we can do better still.

"When I visited her in the Wichita Falls jail in May, her spirits were bright despite her circumstances. I wanted to ask her about what she’s been reading, but wondered if she was scared to answer. 'It’s crazy that we live in a world where it’s not safe to ask what books you’re reading,' she said."

‘This is injustice’: how leftist zines were used to sentence anti-ICE protesters to decades in prison

Advocates sound alarm after zines were used as evidence to convict protesters of terrorism charges tied to 2025 protest at Texas ICE facility

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