• I didn’t expected this kind of thing to show up today.

  • I don’t want to use a vibecode slop that isnt tested by real humans.

  • I just want a secure and privacy respecting email not ai slop.

  • Good Bye Proton I am Not Happy With You

Any Suggestion ?

  • I want drive and calender support
  • Made by humans not slop machine.
  • FOSS
  • May Be a Linux Client Support
  • avyrik@lemmy.ml
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    Use disroot as it has email, drive and nextcloud calendars for free or if you want your own drive and calendar you host buy a raspberry pi or even use a laptop you have in your spare drawer, install a Linux distro and setup nextcloud for everything on your device

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    Your job is to push the limits of what the LLM can do autonomously, step in for the things that it cannot, and always think of how you can improve the status quo.

    and always think of how you can improve the status quo.

    I hate this timeline.

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    I’m on a multi-year sub unfortunately… I guess I’ll still move out whatever I can and just set myself up to not use them

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      In your case I would start by getting my own custom domain, still bound to proton, and start moving my accounts to it little by little. Once you decide on a different provider you’ll switch your DNS records to it and everything will keep working (potentially also doing a backup of your whole inbox)

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      This exactly for me. At least it’ll give me time to find the best alternative once everyone settled into their perspective services

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    "The LLM is fast. You are slow, but you carry with you a lifetime of experience, judgment calls, and understanding. "

    I hope their next great plan is to extend life expectancy, because without a new wave of experienced humans, this plan is shortsighted.

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    “It should come as a surprise to no one at Proton, least of all in engineering, that software engineering has irrevocably changed this year if not before”

    Yep, I’ve never had to fix so many bugs and resolve so many production outages in a single year as I’ve done this year. AI is great. Couldn’t be happier. /s

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    This is not the death of expertise. The LLM is fast. You are slow, but you carry with you a lifetime of experience, judgment calls, and understanding.

    Listen up Bart, you dumb fuck. If you willingly cede all this creation to the LLM then the last generation of fucking people with expertise are the ones working now! Go down this road and It dies with them.

    Because who’s going to bother to learn code when it’s all brain dead chodes like you running the show and telling everyone to hand over the reins…. Oh but of course we’re still the one at fault if something goes wrong because we’re the manager and “Not only are you responsible for the work getting done, you also now own how it gets done.”

    Holy fucking Christ, I don’t know if I ever ever gone 180 on an organization as quickly as I have on this one over the past week.

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    This is not about chasing trends — we are being left behind here, and it is an existential threat to the success of the mission itself.

    It’s wild to see how everyone successfully clocked crypto as a scam but then immediately applied the same “NGMI” FOMO mindset to the next scam.

    Don’t get me wrong. LLMs are useful for several important software engineering functions: prototyping, iterating on implementations, collecting supplementary data, lining up disjoint interfaces… but it makes a terrible foundation, and it can’t refactor beyond a 101 level.

    The only reason the industry is able to pretend that synthetic text extrusion is a sustainable replacement for granular human discernment is because most of our economy is just about building a marketable scam and leaving someone else to hold the bag. If company decision-makers knew they might face any consequences at all for steering the ship into a tar pit, this mass psychosis would not be possible.

    Edit:

    Also, this…

    LLMs are not here to help you write better code faster. Your job is to help the LLM write better code faster.

    …is precisely Cory Doctorow’s point about reverse centaurs, and the difference between labor and capital when it comes to deploying new tools. I don’t think they even realize they’re putting the quiet part in bold.

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      I don’t even get what “left behind” even really means here? It’s not like they’re at the cutting edge of some winner takes all race, they’re building already established tech (email, cloud storage, etc.) based on a specific ideology (privacy), and they already have enough momentum and brand recognition to just continue riding the current privacy-tech wave. I just don’t get why they felt the need to rock the boat with drama like this. This whole saga just reads too much like VC backed “move fast and break things” mindset which would put a sizeable chunk of their core customer base off the product

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    Attacking their AI policy is the wrong approach.

    Attack their BS leadership. They are the problem.

    AI can used responsibly to help make things better, but never under leadership like theirs.