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It looks like GeoJSON implements some distance lookups that make this more django-y, that's probably the easiest way. But I doubt they're using raw() either.

and in many cases, Windows uninstallers don't do the equivalent either and leave stuff dangling about because there's no standard.

Pretty much any existing project (that started before LLMs were a thing) who accepts LLM-generated code, I would argue fits your requirement, since the PRs adhere to their existing…

How do you know they were even trying in the first place? Have you analyzed the prompt they used?

One time I tried handing an obfuscated javascript function to an LLM and asked it what algorithm it implements, and it correctly guessed MD5.

The only reason it's a spaghetti mess is because it's not being prompted correctly by an expert.

It says why in the article... to make them look better by only releasing positive videos.

What makes you think those people are aware of and believe those people to be sycophants in the first place? It could just as easily be that their thinking is much simpler than tha…

Can one download this to use for the original DOS version?

It still selects all fields by default. Very often I have to use defer() or only() to get rid of expensive columns like blob/text that are rarely used and greatly hurt performance …

I'm not seeing anything that can't be done here without using raw() though?

What newer models have you compared this against? Surely even quants of Qwen3.5 or higher would blow it out of the water. Also what is your definition of "best"?

Rejection reasoning is also a liability and can be extremely legally risky. If you're the company, you don't want a user to win a lawsuit against you just because a judge disagreed…

> The whole point is to do it yourself. I think if that were always true, calculators would be banned in schools. Surely the "point" might be different things to different people d…

I try not to put much stock in black-and-white opinions because I think the reality is rarely that simple.

This isn't the first time they've had a similar vulnerability that allowed for stealing coins: https://blog.bitbox.swiss/en/remote-multisig-theft-attack-on...

There can be other valid perspectives than your own

I believe they're implying that Flock still has access to it even if the police technically retain legal ownership.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_and_organization_contro...

I'm not sure exactly where the disagreement really is. Perhaps when OP said "ensure that the changes were reverted or fixed to support" you were thinking they meant MSVC reverting …

How do you know this doesn't represent a character, sound, or idea? 2,500 years is a long time ago.

Why is there still a hard VRAM requirement that's dependent on the model size? Isn't that exactly what this project is supposed to solve?

I think both you and OP miss the fact that there isn't a single best answer, and that it depends on what each user cares more about as to which solution makes the most sense.

I am not claiming there is any special treatment at all. I think the situation is much simpler: They (Microsoft) test GSL with specific compiler versions to observe how their usage…