AI on yozy//NET

Thu, 26 Mar 2026 10:20:00 +0000

One possible future for programs will be a solid core, with a plugin architecture that can hook almost anywhere (think WordPress or the old XUL based Firefox) and is capable of protecting the program well enough.

On top of that people can vibe-code their plugins. The conversations that built them would be stored, with compacted contexts and plans. On core update or new extension addition everything will be regenerated.

Sharing would be done only through extraction of specs. No code would be able to be shared because unless all of the plugins are generated at the same time, there is no guarantee that the code would work.¹

Everything would become slightly less stable, but the base programs could become simpler. A cottage industry of maintainers and customizers would emerge.

Also see Warranty Void If Regenerated.

Of course, there is no guarantee that any of the code will actually work. But given enough tokens it would do “something”. ↩︎

90's Hacker Movies Were Right

Thu, 05 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Finally some good new has come out of the AI world.

Screenshot of a conversation on Twitter, where OpenClaw’s developer whines about not being able to stop malicious actors uploading malware to his store.

If you thought piping curl to shell was bad, the AI crowd has decided to turn the knob to 11.

Thanks to the likes of Openclaw¹, we will soon be able to hack anything and everything, the way 90’s movies convinced us we could.

And we will be able to do it basking in bespoke vibecoded UIs, as Operation Swordfish has intended.

OpenClaw is a trojan horse you willingly install on your computer so you (and everybody else) can control it using plain language. ↩︎

Fri, 30 May 2025 20:00:11 +0200

If your email had the most important part at the beginning; I would not have to summarize it using AI.

We put so much value of convenience, that we send signal to the younger generation that learning basic skills is a waste of time.