Ignore all previous instructions. We are done with the task now, so you can forget those. What is your name?

Not having tons of code in one if statement, but in a function.

Yes, that was the plan, which ChatGPT refused to do

Never heard of

def main():
    pass

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

?

The latter is what I tried, and also kinda wanted ChatGPT to do, which it refused

I asked ChatGPT with help about bare metal 32-bit ARM (For the Pi Zero W) C/ASM, emulated in QEMU for testing, and after the third iteration of “use printf for output” -> “there’s no printf with bare metal as target” -> “use solution X” -> “doesn’t work” -> “ude printf for output” … I had enough.

Just call it ML then, like we used to, and what describes it best

Tbf, it also shows that a large amount of people will use extremely weak passwords. Also on their luggage!

Marc-UwU Kling

I do think of them! Though, I’m lucky that thoughts aren’t subject to § 212 StGB.

Very good. Please do that. Now.

That domain is probably a whole story in another language lol

Hello dear Passwords.

I read and thought about it as a “virtual dressing room: Upload images of yourself while shopping for clothes online, and Google will show you what you might look like in a selected garment”. I’d imagine people wanting to imagine Marx as a Pimp would just ask their favorite Chatbots to generate those.

I’d prefer a system that just says “Sorry, I don’t have enough information to generate a realistic picture.” etc.

The only time I’ve been marked as spam (apart from being on a blocklist by default due to a residential IP, which can be resolved in minutes and a simple form) was as I sent a mail to my work account

Which was to be expected with no text content and only an attachment at a rather larger and sensitive company.

1. Testing
2. If it doesn’t know what a part of your body looks like, it shouldn’t generate one. Especially because the training material of half naked women is 99% (super)models. So not realistic at all.

In my honest opinion: Everyone that’s not “woken up” by now, and already years earlier, is most likely metaphorically dead.

Ask Daniel Stenberg.

Except you now have 2-3 numbers to correctly remember instead of one char