shanehoban

Yeah this is my line of thinking too - of course it made a nuke, humans have made an insane amount of nukes, and used them too. LLMs, given the ability, will do what we have done in the past at some point, it's kind of all they know!

> Butter, in particular, can last for days outside a fridge.

I live in Ireland, and once we take butter out of the fridge (to replace the one that's now gone), it doesn't go back in, whatever the weather. All butter here is basically of Kerrygold quality (I'm talking real butter of course).

Feel like this should be at the top of the README - not the bottom

> Disclaimer

> Caution

> This is not an officially supported Google product.

Hard to believe, but it's almost 10 years since they announced the new Roadster

Claude memory was posted 16 hours before this, kinda crazy how fast they churn this stuff out

Glad I'm not the only one who noticed and hates this change!

Try to query it though via document.querySelectorAll('a') for example. It's a good first line of defense as a lot of scraping techniques do this approach.

However, if you have a headless browser setup for scraping, and simply fetch the current URL while on the page[0], you can get the plain text, and do a regex search for email addresses which will get you the email address - albeit this is a strange approach to take I admit.

[0]: fetch('./').then((res) => res.text()).then((text) => console.log(text))

This is a valid point, but we are still in the early stages of AI/LLMs, so one would expect the speed and efficiency to improve drastically (perhaps accuracy too) over the coming years.

At least AI & LLMs have large scale practical applications as opposed to crypto (IMO).

If the fines would impact profits in a significant way, the companies would just ensure they have no profit on paper going forward.

They want access to your iris (to create a unique ID for you), in return you get access to a crypto coin? Is this for real or what?

Can anyone think about privacy at these firms just once.

I think that when you work with a framework like Vue/Nuxt where hooks aren't needed, they are not so awesome when you transition to working with React/Next. Everything just works as expected (with Vue/Nuxt).

I guess my main gripes are not with the libraries for state management themselves, but how managing rendering after state mutations occur. Pinia and Vue/Nuxt just do this effortlessly. Having to deal with hooks and useEffect in React is just a pain... in my opinion.