Somebody else must've already read mine.

In the early internet days, you could email root@company.com about a website bug, and somebody might reply.

I think the challenge would be picking those 10 people, in a way that is satisfying to you and everyone. (Is there a good way to find 9 like-minded people on the internet who have spare time?)

And to prevent commercial and political interests from joining the community, and later overwhelming the original core team.

I think you're asking the author to organize a structure like Wikipedia, with talk pages and topic experts, which would be a significant undertaking.

This I understand very well. It wasn't my question though. No, I wasn't asking anybody to organize a structure like Wikipedia. I was challenging the parent's comment where they said:

>> This would be overwhelmed with AI slop within days.

So I asked:

> What makes 10 people curating the list more susceptible to slop?

I think a 10 person project would be less susceptible to slop than a 1 person project because more people can catch more slop or so I think. So I really wanted to understand why the grandparent thinks a 10 person project would be more susceptible to slop.

Are you a swipe typer or a tap typer?

Both

> see the bug fix

Possibly re-tuning of some LLM parameters? Or forgetting some bad learnings... sounds like it's specific to a small-ish percent of users.

Does Edge share your browsing history with Microsoft?

Yes, also it's not even encrypted. It's the worst case of all major browsers.

Firefox & Safari: E2E encrypted, you hold keys, not possible for Mozilla/Apple to access it.

Chrome: Encrypted, Google holds keys meaning it is useless, they can read and give away the data. One can enable sync passphrase which would enable E2E however.

Edge: Nothing is encrypted and no way to change this.

Can I pair it with my Zune?

yes, directly through the Windows Phone using a Silverlight 1.0-enabled appliance

Seeing the name Silverlight in the wild did untold psychic damage. Excuse me while I crumble to dust.

I think it’s an Adobe Flex app now.

Pretty sure you can just ask Cortana to pair Xbox Music with your Zune.

So what hardware would be inside the dongle? Would a small PAL be enough? 22V10? Maybe use a few registers to delay the values written by a few cycles, mixing in some decode logic? (Something cheaper than a microcontroller, I'm guessing... due to cost)

And silver, even more so, for whatever reason.

Where does it list the preferred alternatives to banned features?

For example:

> The <filesystem> header, which does not have sufficient support for testing, and suffers from inherent security vulnerabilities.

For most of the banned library features, the preferred alternative is listed right there in the notes. <filesystem> is one of the exceptions.

Yeah, maintainers would certainly +1 a CL that added a note about the parts of //base to use instead. Trivial oversight.

Gonna venture a guess and say probably https://www.chromium.org/developers, as that's where all the information for folks who actually need to know that kind of thing lives.

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