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@adamshostack that's caught speeding too. So the number of speeding but not caught surely is way higher than that.

I, too, am confused about who the author thought their parents were, and a moment of thought was insufficient to help.https://phpc.social/@Crell/116522692058665722

RE: https://zeppelin.flights/@glennf/116517975867201431This is certainly the high-water mark for application naming!

@aimaz @mweiss @adamshostack yep. It reaches its limits with more complex issues or specific technical stuff (for example, it usually gets very specific keycloak configuration strategies wrong and hallucinates features that do not exist). I actually have a personal benchmark question for LLMs where I‘m asking a question whose answer requires some specific knowledge of how TLS works, which works quite well as a differentiator for me: https://infosec.exchange/@hacksilon/116076554555995053So, general brainstorming = good, the more specific it gets, the likelier it will lead you wrong.

Glad you finally decided to join us! Let us tell you all the things you've been doing wrong as we welcome you and declare that you should have known better.We really believe that everyone's lived experiences and truths are theirs, and uncritically accept you despite the incredibly stupid thing you were doing last week, which has been extensively documented in this blibi floot video series.

@adamshostack Behold, 164 million downloads per month: while true; do curl localhost; done

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