Great film, thanks for the reminder of its existence!

Projects without such a direct approach are open to drifting and sliding into a post-legal world. It doesn't matter what license they use, as they lack the means to assert their own license due to a lack of provenance of their incoming contributions. 5/5

In particular, in no uncertain terms it should reject contribution that utilized any of the popular tools in use today, which includes GitHub CoPilot, ChatGPT, Claude, Llama, Mistral, Replit Code, StarCoder, CodeLLama. 4/5

"The code generation tools I used was trained only on public domain, no attribution such as zero-clause BSD, zero-clause MIT, or code within this project." with a fill-in-the-blank requirement to specify the models that were
used. 3/5

I think a way to address this would be to have attestations in the form of checkboxes and fill-in-the-blank, akin to those in Contributor License Agreements (CLAs), that states either that "I did not use code-generation tools in the production of the code submitted here", or that ... 2/5

heard via @byk.im that you're looking for blargs.

pirsquared.org/blog/

Get yourself oriented here: pirsquared.org/blog/diff-jf... and then you can dive right in.

Here's another exclusive scoop from the JFK assassination files that no one is reporting on: archives.gov still running on Drupal 7.

Active support for that version stopped 9 years ago, and it reached end of life two months ago.

similar vintage and some overlap in topic area (a lot of neuro is vision)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRwU...

get right outta here, with all this toxic positivity, Matthew.

C'mon, man, say it with me:

computers are terrible.
and people are worse.

Though I only found instance on the auto-generated transcript from yewtoob. youtu.be/P9sJWVPJIws?...

I seem to recall a president or three that insisted on "nucular."

Our ears will have to be "RESilent"
As they were for those presidents

Sorry that I'm six hours late here, but here's some sage advice

alias sagent='ssh-agent > ~/sage'
alias sage='. ~/sage'

then you only have to run `sagent; ssh-add` once, and in all other terminals running `sage` will get you going.