2026-07-28 03:23 UTC
@muddle@infosec.exchange @conniptions@mastodon.social @lzg@mastodon.social I'm not saying that. I'm saying the use of "gaurdrails" at all is bad. It's similar to the driving thing. I don't want gaurd rails to prevent me from driving off the road. I want a car that can drive, stay in its lane, maintain appropriate speed, etc. Like here is the written history of us law, find me a case similar to this case I'm arguing. Here is the documentation of the go language, write me a tcp/http server with these assets. I give a road, stay on it.
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@muddle@infosec.exchange 2026-07-28 03:27
@vrek@mastodon.social @conniptions@mastodon.social @lzg@mastodon.social I'm saying that there is no appropriate analogy. It's like Humpty-Dumpty in Alice in Wonderland. It's effectively a made up word and it means nothing except whatever the LLM techbros hope you think it will mean. Just like Humpty-Dumpty's usage, its an assault on both language and critical thinking.