Has X-Twitter released a single new feature since?

Have there really been no other more interesting war games in the last quarter-century, or did all the negative attention this got just result in us never hearing about another one?

Just call the undertaker for me already.

Unlike e-commerce, it's no problem to physically send the proverbial officer handcuffed to a briefcase to the nuclear submarine before it submerges for 6 months.

Also the messages to be secured are, um, short and... infrequent.

"Contrary to how it may seem when we observe its output, an LM is a system for haphazardly stitching together sequences of linguistic forms it has observed in its vast training data, according to probabilistic information about how they combine, but without any reference to meaning: a stochastic parrot."

So perhaps this has always been a negative claim, about what language model AI is not.

But if you ever need to query unknown data, then probably you should learn SQL a bit deeper.

I'd been programming in C(++) for ~15 years by then and had never had the occasion to reverse a string. I still wonder whether that makes it a good job interview question, or a terrible one. Some of both probably.

So what tree-traversal/quicksort problems tend to measure is how long it's been since you last did CS class homework problems.