For future reference, in this case you could use the singular "they" to refer to an ambiguously-gendered person or character. "<MC> drew their sword, for they would not tolerate such vile deeds."
No, likely in anticipation of the rules being changed back. Better question for you. Why did ISPs attempt to fake support for repealing Net Neutrality [0][1], as well as spend money lobbying Congress? You'll note in…
I think ethbro is saying that focusing on absolutely secure systems would drive up costs, not that if we make them more expensive we'll somehow get more security just because they're more expensive.
One could argue that even if the AI doesn't actually work, if people believe it works then it could bring harm (sorta like lie detector tests which are ineffective but useful for getting confessions out of people who…
My senior project is this. We plan to open source it in a bit after the semester ends. You can try it out here: https://projectdefero.com/ I'll probably make a Show HN post once we open source it.
Ah, yes. That's very convenient. I don't see anywhere to edit on level 21, and level select says there's one more...
Chrome seems to crash every four or five levels and it forces me to reload the page. It's a tad annoying going back through my levels. Perhaps consider a level select, since it's able to remember your solutions?
For future reference, in this case you could use the singular "they" to refer to an ambiguously-gendered person or character. "<MC> drew their sword, for they would not tolerate such vile deeds."
No, likely in anticipation of the rules being changed back. Better question for you. Why did ISPs attempt to fake support for repealing Net Neutrality [0][1], as well as spend money lobbying Congress? You'll note in…
I think ethbro is saying that focusing on absolutely secure systems would drive up costs, not that if we make them more expensive we'll somehow get more security just because they're more expensive.
One could argue that even if the AI doesn't actually work, if people believe it works then it could bring harm (sorta like lie detector tests which are ineffective but useful for getting confessions out of people who…
My senior project is this. We plan to open source it in a bit after the semester ends. You can try it out here: https://projectdefero.com/ I'll probably make a Show HN post once we open source it.
Ah, yes. That's very convenient. I don't see anywhere to edit on level 21, and level select says there's one more...
Chrome seems to crash every four or five levels and it forces me to reload the page. It's a tad annoying going back through my levels. Perhaps consider a level select, since it's able to remember your solutions?