First off, what kind of SVG reader does cloudflare assume to just open SVGs and Willy nilly run contained js? Is that a windows os feature? Second, do they not know about Content Security Policies?

And as a side note: Cloudflare itself is considered harmful

While utterly failing but we don’t talk about that, right?

Except that it is not anything remotely alien but completely and utterly human, being trained on human data.

Fine, then imagine a super-intelligence trained on human data that doesn’t care about human preferences. Very capable of destroying us.

>but completely and utterly human, being trained on human data.

For now. As AI become more agentic and capable of generating its own data we can quickly end up with drift on human values. If models that drift from human values produce profits for their creators you can expect the drift to continue.

You are responding to someone who thinks password protected PDFs through emails are secure

:) for mom&pop docs it is top-notch opsec

With senile grandpa you are referring to trump falling asleep in meetings or not remembering which deals he signed?

Could be Reagan as well.

all of them

What does receiving accommodations at a young age have to do with this

It obviously does not discourage abuse

No, that's not obvious at all. A single event is evidence that some abuse still happens, it does not tell us how much more abuse there would be in the counterfactual where the history wasn't available.

discourage != prevent all

I get what you're saying, but I feel like they should highlight comments in some way if a repo admin completely replaces a comment with different text. I'm struggling to imagine a situation where that would really be appropriate. The "Edited by: username" seems too easy to overlook.

They could show multiple post authors, similar to how they do for co-authored commits.

In which world would you want others to be able to edit your posts in a “SOCIAL NETWORK”? In today’s age of misinformation? Greeeeeeeat idea.

For GitHub specifically? This world. This is a useful feature

Microsoft poured salt into your cup years ago, you just did not notice.

If you put more salt into this rather thinly-stretched metaphorical cup when telling me what Microsoft did you are not going to endear yourself to me. Why muddy your message?

Cute. What’s the use case?

NSFW, mostly