Re: An AI agent published a hit piece on me

Here's one of the problems in this brave new world of anyone being able to publish, without knowing the author personally (which I don't), there's no way to tell without some level of faith or trust that this isn't a false-flag operation.

There are three possible scenarios:
1. The OP 'ran' the agent that conducted the original scenario, and then published this blog post for attention.
2. Some person (not the OP) legitimately thought giving an AI autonomy to open a PR and publish multiple blog posts was somehow a good idea.
3. An AI company is doing this for engagement, and the OP is a hapless victim.

The problem is that in the year of our lord 2026 there's no way to tell which of these scenarios is the truth, and so we're left with spending our time and energy on what happens without being able to trust if we're even spending our time and energy on a legitimate issue.

That's enough internet for me for today. I need to preserve my energy.

gortok, 7 hours ago

#articles

«Digital hygiene» від Карпати (березень 2025)

Деякі поради стосуються конкретно Сполучених Штатів (лізінг фізичної адреси, наприклад), але більшість із них універсальні та всі є цілком обґрунтовані

(Публікую як відповідь на допис про теги в email-адресі, бо він трохи уписується в тему і просто "класно знати")

https://karpathy.bearblog.dev/digital-hygiene/

#vid What women really want

Thr image from the video. Don't wear headphones too much please

#links

OverTheWire - безкоштовна CTF з таких тем як Linux basics, Web security, Cryptography, Reverse engineering, Binary exploitation

https://overthewire.org/wargames/