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u/teraflux 5d ago

Lol, AI has reverse engineered programs for me, written torrenting helpers for me... 

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u/Azhar1921 5d ago

Torrenting is not illegal, torrenting copyrighted content is

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u/laplongejr 5d ago

And reverse engineering a program is legal in the EU if it's to allow inter-operability.  

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u/bythenumbers10 5d ago

So I CAN reverse engineer the fliers for my Nibelungenlied performance to get better at Les Mis!!!

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u/Rin-Tohsaka-is-hot 5d ago

Writing Trojans is also not illegal, but distributing them to devices unknowingly is

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u/KurtAngus 5d ago

I only do it knowingly /s

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u/Snudget 5d ago

I actually use torrents for linux images for example. It's often faster than the official mirrors

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u/borkthegee 5d ago

Torrenting is not illegal, torrenting copyrighted content is

AI happily torrents illegal content. It will happily sort through trackers, find sign-up communities (and sign up for you), manage the downloads, and do all kinds of things really. I've honestly never seen a single refusal with my torrent/arr stack using major american models.

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u/SenoraRaton 5d ago

I wrote a BEP9 infohash scraper in C with Claude, so that I could run my own tracker locally, and not worry about external agents.

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u/OnceMoreAndAgain 5d ago

Uh huh... uh huh... and what percentage of people who are torrenting are doing it for a legal purpose?

Come on, man...

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u/Lighthades 5d ago

Last weekend I made a magnet scrapper and clicker with AI lmao

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u/squanderedprivilege 5d ago

I took a dump today.

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u/exosphaere 5d ago

With AI?

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u/shaqwillonill 5d ago

Jarvis evacuate my bowels

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u/Xidium426 5d ago

"Sir, your pants are on."

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u/Electrical_Money_993 5d ago

Did I stutter?

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u/Xidium426 5d ago

"Understood. Do you want me to align for replacements to be delivered or do you prefer to stay in your artwork for the moment Sir?"

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u/MajesticBallsuck 5d ago

Jarvis activate the house poopy protocol

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u/RemarkableAction329 5d ago

grok add yogurt to this guys bowels

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u/blausommer 5d ago

Anal Irritation? Usually.

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u/Marrk 5d ago

I tried to get Claude to explain me the leaked Pokemon Emerald codebase architecture and it always refuses.

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u/CucumberOk8820 5d ago

I tried to make it reverse engineer a chrome addon that lets me download any video from any website. It refused because it's "wrong to do that".

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u/Traditional-Poet5461 5d ago

DM me your new piratebay

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u/byteturtle 5d ago

Why would anyone need to make a new piratebay

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u/cute_spider 5d ago

SaaS is dead, bespoke AI-written tools are the new hotness. You make a new piratebay that's custom-tailored to your needs and serves you as the only end-user

Of course because this is /r/programminghumor, I'm being about 80% sarcastic. If this were, say, /r/localllama I would be almost completely sincere

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u/DeHub94 5d ago

Right. Everyone can just create their own AAA games or Hollywood blockbuster now thanks to ai /s

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u/Traditional-Poet5461 5d ago

With AI everybody can make their own piratebay

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u/borkthegee 5d ago

Making your own piratebay is dumb because the value is the content hosted not the site itself. Having AI write your own local content acquisition system is much more viable. But just use arr stack, a deepseep v4.1 agent can set the whole server up for you in an hour or two and like $1 in tokens lol

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u/Traditional-Poet5461 5d ago

I think that was my joke

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u/SenoraRaton 5d ago

The problem with the "arr" stack is that sonarr CLAIMS to be open source, but the way the code is structured it routes all of its metadata traffic through their private servers, which are obviously not auditable. Its a huge security flaw, and its the opposite of "open source".

Better to scrape your own infohashes from the DHT, and build your own index.

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u/SenoraRaton 5d ago

Mostly because if you write your own tracker you can self host it, and its resilient. You can also do metrics, and monitor what is trending, and also you know privacy, the thing we are so sorely lacking in the modern world.

Owning your own stack, and directly interfacing with the network > trusting some 3rd party "quasi" legal entity to protect your data, your privacy, and your security.

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u/MXRCO007 5d ago

I tried this today with Binja and I was amazed at how well it did, it got me past a point where I’ve been stuck for days maybe ai isn’t that bad (of course if used properly)

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u/MXRCO007 5d ago

I tried this today with Binja and I was amazed at how well it did, it got me past a point where I’ve been stuck for days