Comment by dylan604
16 hours ago
This isn't any different than pre-Claude. We've always had people that wrote code, but had no clue about systems. Not everyone is a CS major. I've seen people do the strangest things that you would think a sane person would never do, yet, their the strangeness is happening by someone you would otherwise consider sane/smart. Not everyone is a sysadmin banging perl to automate things.
I would agree that it doesn't have anything to do with Claude.
I didn't meant to imply CS majors knew this either.
Understanding the impact of letting software run permission and operationally free within or against direct access to other software is a pretty basic thing.
Neither deterministic nor non-deterministic software performs as expected without getting it right.
We are new to non-deterministic software, let alone how it operates between different layers.
DevOps, hosting, security, etc, is all in a way software, and software configuration.
The more it's understood, the more it can inform software development, and in the case of openclaw, integrating systems.