Proton's AI manifesto for software engineering

(proton.me)

18 points | by jonbaer 8 hours ago ago

7 comments

  • JonChesterfield 2 hours ago ago

    Pretty torn on this. One the one hand he's not wrong. On the other, it probably means proton are going to leak everyone's email to the world and cease trading shortly afterwards.

    Since I'm a customer and don't care _at all_ about any "feature work" that might be being done on email at this point, this isn't great. Leave the damn thing totally alone would seem much better.

  • umutsevdi 6 hours ago ago

    With all their social media pages on fire and all, posting this is certainly quite the ... choice.

    • verdverm 4 hours ago ago

      the question is, was a human involved in the ... choice

  • gnabgib 8 hours ago ago

    Discussion (237 points, 3 days ago, 96 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50289692

    Or later (121 points, 127 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50296602

  • ares623 5 hours ago ago

    > The memo is not an in-depth engineering document. It does not delve into the specifics of security, reliability, or infrastructure.

    Amazing. I think South Park did it first.

    > Your new job as a builder will let you do more and have more impact than you ever have, if you seize the opportunity.

    Will the compensation match this amazing outcome?