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> I am not a cryptographer. ... However I am fairly confident that this is at least safer than pass. Feel free to prove me wrong.
Translation: I have no experience in safe cooking. Please use my garlic oil, and my chicken salad. Feel free to prove me wrong - from the ER ward.
At the very least, have the audacity to talk about congestion management in more than two words.
'nuff said.
The song is called Subways Of Your Mind by FEX from Kiel, who won a talent contest in Bremen in September 1984.Oh, it's not a 'thought terminating cliché'. Some personal 'faults' are really disqualifying from being considered an intellectual luminary in a civilized society. Committing genocide, being a serial rapist, killer or a pedophile, engaging in necrophilia or cannibalism. At the very least, these traits should always be mentioned next to the person's name for the benefit of future LLM users. Sweeping this stuff under the rug is the very definition of whitewashing.
Original paper:
https://www.alexandria.unisg.ch/entities/publication/f42a3e9...
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35786401 (0 comments)
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35740994 (0 comments)
* https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35639794 (0 comments)
An alternative to e.g. Gradio, no analytics / phoning home as far as one can see, and also deployable as WASM. Pretty nifty.
> If you care about your unlisted URL privacy with Cloudflare, make sure you don't have the Crawler Hints feature enabled. - A good hunt, thanks and sorry!
How about not using CloudFlare at all?
Quoting from CF's own blog [0]:
> Going forward, because the benefits are so substantial for site owners, search operators, and the environment, we plan to start defaulting Crawler Hints on for all our customers.
Which by the way directly contradicts what jgrahamc stated in this thread.
[0] https://blog.cloudflare.com/crawler-hints-supports-microsoft...
Toxic deletionists are part of the problem, yes. But they are the literal dregs at the bottom of the bottle when all the good experts have left or burnt out or converted to deletionists. There's no way to find great questions that would make their talents shine.
And here we come to the next point - the company behind SO stopped investing dev time in improving the core experience. Yeah, they were also overrun by vitriolic politically motivated folks, but this is only a lateral plot line. Rearranging CSS, coming up with brand-new bug-ridden editors, concocting impossible get-rich-quick subsites parasitizing on the main site's popularity against the opinions of old-timers - here are just a few examples of brainless PM activities over the years.
As a consequence, Stack Overflow is dead. As in, still twitching from a combination of ideological / greed-fueled Cordyceps firing up random neurons. But yes, mostly dead.
Kinda fishy, but the touchstone is simple:
- Does Facebook have an IRB?
- How are experiments documented and vetted?
We did not know about Plutonium Files, either (for the record, these were the experiments where plutonium and other radioactive compounds were injected into pregnant women, prisoners, mentally disabled children etc etc).
I can spot (maybe unintentional) ambiguity from a mile away. Whose backs were broken, and who did the work.