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Also, what about when you inevitably get a situation where a critical vulnerability is discovered, and the only patch available is LLM generated? Do they have to wait to patch until some person who hasn't seen the LLM-generated patch does a clean room implementation?
I understand the objections to LLMs, but rejecting LLM-generated code really doesn't seem realistic.
Also look at myhouse.wad for actual Doom in actual non-Euclidean spaces.
Anyone know which SBCs use this chip?
Seems impressive!
cat `which egrep`
#!/bin/sh
exec grep -E "$@"
But I agree that it would be cleaner and trivial to implement this behavior by depending on argv[0], GNU style guide be damned. Chrome: behind a flag since version 91.0.4470.0
Firefox: behind a flag since version 90.0a1
Edge: behind a flag since version 91
Opera: behind a flag since version 77
ImageMagick: since version 7.0.10-54
XnView MP: since version 0.97.0
ImageGlass: since version 8.1.4.18
ExifTool: since version 12.23
gThumb: since version 3.11.3
OpenMandriva Lx: since version 4.3 RC
GIMP: since version 2.99.8
qimgv: since version 1.0.0
PhotoQt: since version 2.4
jxl-winthumb: with WIC-codec since version 0.1.11
KImageFormats: since version 5.89.0Edit: Holy shit, Compuserve was founded in 1969(!) as a subsidiary of an insurance company.
Obviously this is subjective, but I disagree so completely I can't even imagine how anyone could think this.
INHALATION
Estimates of the lowest lethal concentrations for hydrogen fluoride range from 50-250 ppm for 5-minute exposure and are based on accidental, ***voluntary*** and occupational exposure information.
Someone volunteered to be exposed to this stuff??The place sounds more like a cult than a company.