Post Atr1QlwAx3pVGLApf6 by huitema@social.secret-wg.org
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 (DIR) Post #Atr1QisWKC7hm8RN32 by bagder@mastodon.social
       2025-05-07T14:32:28Z
       
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       Several people who reply on that LinkedIn post of mine help showing the reality distortion field - by proposing #curl "should just hire a security professional" instead of relying on a bug-bounty program.Kind of amusing.
       
 (DIR) Post #Atr1Qk2U0dgdNK6qDQ by icing@chaos.social
       2025-05-07T14:34:01Z
       
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       @bagder No room for them on your personal super-yacht?
       
 (DIR) Post #Atr1QlBjjigOwJRkHI by muellerwhh@sueden.social
       2025-05-07T14:37:56Z
       
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       @icing @bagder personal satellite
       
 (DIR) Post #Atr1QlwAx3pVGLApf6 by huitema@social.secret-wg.org
       2025-05-07T14:47:11Z
       
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       @muellerwhh @icing @bagder The sad part about that is missing opportunities with AI. We do have a history of tools such as static analyzers making software better. I remember each successive improvement rooting out whole new categories of bugs. Machine learning could plausibly be used to produce super analyzers. But the current crop of AI tools does not do that.
       
 (DIR) Post #Atr1Qmj61Axfi43tui by bagder@mastodon.social
       2025-05-07T14:49:29Z
       
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       @huitema @muellerwhh @icing a few years ago there was a boom of new analyzers using AI, but they all vanished after a while. The best static code analyzers are still doing it the good old fashioned way.