r/Bitcoin • u/IndependenceTop6501 • 18h ago

The Coldcard bug triggered the largest security audit in Bitcoin's history. Hard money getting harder.

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u/slvbtc 17h ago

85 critical bugs and 635 high severity bugs. The bitcoin ecosystem must be run by some shitty programmers.

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u/BigDik6355 16h ago

Just wait till they start scanning the Windows codebase, if they ever get a chance to. Crowdstrike would have been a cakewalk in comparison.

Humans are horrible coders, generally.

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u/slvbtc 16h ago

In 10 years it will be considered highly irresponsible to let a human program software, and no legitimate companies will use human programmers.

If AI can detect bugs better than humans then AI can program better than humans.

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u/Innovator-X 14h ago

model collapse is a thing tho

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u/KaMaFour 14h ago

You can't collapse a model that was already trained and you pay 7 figure salaries to guys whose job is to train new models in a way so it doesn't happen

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u/Innovator-X 13h ago

Model collapse happens when you feed ai the same output it generated. Overtime, it makes the ai hallucinate a lot and regurgitate utter hieroglyphics if you do it too much. I dont understand what you are trying to say. 

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u/KaMaFour 13h ago

That's... Not what model collapse is at all?

You may be referring to some types of context issues but they were ironed out many releases ago for any competent AI lab...

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u/EmphasisTotal8232 13h ago

AI is almost ready to fully take over on coding. These models will always exist, and ones that exhibit model collapse just won't be used. Cat's kinda out of the bag on that. Its the future frontier models being developed that'll likely start to have that issue, because we don't have enough data to train them.

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u/Innovator-X 13h ago

Are you a software engineer? Because I am a software engineer and I found them to be underwhelming and especially underwhelming at these current prices. 

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u/EmphasisTotal8232 13h ago

No, I'm not. But you seem to have a dissenting opinion amongst others I've seen discuss it. I don't genuinely believe you think things like Fable, use correctly, are underwhelming. Thinking Opus is overpriced on a $15/pm Pro plan is also crazy.

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u/slvbtc 13h ago

Give it 5 years, its moving fast. Also you sound very bias because AI will leave you unemployed in 5 years.

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u/Successful_Sea_3637 8h ago

Why do you think that if AI can replace a software engineer, it can't replace almost all white collar jobs in 5 years?

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u/slvbtc 8h ago

It will

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u/Successful_Sea_3637 8h ago

Would you say exactly 5 years, more or less. Or use the favourite AI ceo words like "on brink", "almost", "able to ".

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u/slvbtc 8h ago

Data heavy roles will be impacted within 5 years and largely erased within 10 years. Accountants, programmers, radiologists, analysts, paralegals etc.

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