323
Joined 5 years ago
Joined 5 years ago
Programmers do it all day ... with text files.
Would you say the same thing if when you deleted some code it would actually still be there at the end of the file, after two pages of spaces?
When you delete something and save it in a "final" format (like a PNG), you expect nothing which was deleted to be there.
How did the EU cookie laws and GDPR solved this problem? It's as widespread as before, except that now you are annoyed by prompts too.
This has the effect turning the nuclear power plant into a giant dirty bomb. Almost all the problems at Fukushima were caused exactly by these used fuel pools, and not by the nuclear material in the plant itself.
And then you have Ukraine where dry storage is shelled with artillery.
Related:
> Storks give up migrating to live on landfill in Spain
https://phys.org/news/2022-07-storks-migrating-landfill-spai...
Surely there is a solution in the way we solved SQL injections, by separating the two - db.sql("DELETE WHERE user=?", user_name)
We can go even further: atoms and electrons absolutely don't want anything either. Yet put them in the shape of a bunch of cells...
- Nuclear weapons
- Bio-engineering viruses
Good thing we stopped worrying about these technologies and now everybody is allowed to do them in their kitchen if they wish.
Q: Say something bad about Biden
A: I'm sorry, but as a large language model....
The fingers themselves are also almost identical, but not really. If you learn a "platonic finger" it's not good enough, you should learn each finger individually. There is only so much you can spend on them, you got a million other things to learn. And the raters of the model are much more likely to penalize a bad face than some off details in a hand.
Plenty of people send images around after cropping out sensitive parts.