Veronica Olsen 馃崅
@veronica@mastodon.online
"The breach, potentially aided by artificial intelligence and foreign state actors ..."
That's pretty much a daily thing now *sigh*
Post by Konstantin :coffefied:
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Konstantin :coffefied:
@iamkonstantin@mstdn.social
@veronica I'm left speechless when otherwise "very serious about IP and security" teams then go use tools like VSCode/Zed (editors that run yolo npm commands behind the scenes) with the only safety barrier being that somehow the marketplace can protect them. (A fallacy I believe Apple initiated with the marketing around the App Store).
Same with skills/MCP plugins etc for the bots (which auto update even in some cases...).
InfoSec is just vibes at the moment 馃槀
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Veronica Olsen 馃崅
@veronica@mastodon.online
@iamkonstantin Also, there are few things I dislike more than opinionated software. It's why I never liked or used the early Python formaters before ruff.
Veronica Olsen 馃崅
@veronica@mastodon.online
@iamkonstantin Heh, yeah. I'm getting very uncomfortable with using VSCode these days. I've been playing around with neovim a little.
Konstantin :coffefied:
@iamkonstantin@mstdn.social
@veronica Oh nice! I hope you find happiness there :D. I prefer more turn-key setup - https://gram-editor.com/ 鈽猴笍
Veronica Olsen 馃崅
@veronica@mastodon.online
@iamkonstantin Interesting. I tested Zed a little too, but I could never get it configured the way I like.
Konstantin :coffefied:
@iamkonstantin@mstdn.social
@veronica Yeah, it is "opinionated". What I like about Gram is that it brings absolutely no AI in the editor (not even highlights and suggestions) - I find the noise too much when I'm coding by hand and it also turns off auto-extension installations and updates. That was what won me over :D
Veronica Olsen 馃崅
@veronica@mastodon.online
@iamkonstantin Yeah, I don't want the AI integration either. It really gets on my nerves. I did like that in Zed it was a single setting to turn it off.