Arguably, all of Musk’s DOGE bros, Musk himself, and Nigel Farage.

Anti-fascism too. But presumably it’s implied.

Does anyone here not score on every point?

There is a port to C++ underway, which still seems to be active:

https://github.com/attermann/microReticulum

I wonder what made them imagine an LLM could answer questions that involve reasoning about firewall configurations. It’s just not the kind of thing LLMs are good at, since they can’t parse something specialist like that or create a model then simulate applying the rules one by one to evaluate the end state. An LLM will improvise a plausible-sounding answer based on similar-looking questions and answers in its training data, and that’s not trustworthy at all.

Some are questioning whether it even really was a rescue mission. It may have been preparation for an attack on Iran’s uranium:

https://simplicius76.substack.com/p/its-official-us-boots-on-ground-deep

The UK and USA. The CIA was central to the project.

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

He’s posting on Truth Social again, sadly.

Has the US really raised such a puritanical generation that parents are today incapable of explaining to their kids what a penis might be?

Republicans are just firm believers in “show, don’t tell.”

Not while the people running the USA are the same people who hide their immense wealth overseas.

From the article:

Google says it’s removing XSLT to address security vulnerabilities. The underlying library that processes XSLT in Chrome (libxslt) is an aging C/C++ codebase with known memory safety issues. Chrome’s team argues that because only about 0.02% of page loads use XSLT, it’s not worth the maintenance burden.

It’s debatable whether Google, with all its resources, really needs to do this, especially given that 0.02% of all page loads is still quite a lot. But there are certainly times when it’s better to just delete seldom-used old code from your project to lower the maintenance burden and reduce the surface area for attacks.