Double points when the alligator eats the passengers.

FL deserves Musk-bots

Any REST examples of this that are not injection...or at least not obvious injection?

If it tries to take over everything like an egomaniac human would.

...Mitch McConnell

I thought it was dodgy add-ons that caused most problems.

Anyhow, popularity alone makes a tool a hacking target. If everyone switched to say Joomla, then it would become the main target.

...saying such is "bad for you". Coffee studies alternate outcomes as an obligation to the Study Gods. Been seeing alternations since the 70's.

That just swaps old bugs for new bugs. Fitting goofy poorly documented biz rules is the hard part.

I thought it was still popular in embedded systems that don't need 16 and 32 bit architectures? Don't some MCU's run Z80 instructions? I guess the chip is different as it probably includes RAM and other goodies because that's cheaper than using separate chips.

What kind of CPU's and chipsets does one find in small and cheap gizmos?

...blueberry marshmallows!

Probably. Quality is not bots' strong point so far and maintenance is almost always the most costly part of software.

I wonder if it can be diced up and used for amalgamation plastics where esthetics don't matter much.

> I've started making music using AI. I already have an album of 23 songs

I'm curious, what tools do you use and which have you tried and rejected?

And new PC's cost an arm & leg thanks to the AI bubble.

The price thing is important. What I suspect is that when companies can no longer subsidize bot use via investor funds and per market-share fights, users will balk at prices and look for cheaper alternatives, which may result in better model compression and/or overseas commodification, meaning the US data-centers won't be competitive, and those investors will get screwed, possibly triggering a Wallstreet crash.

"The Choppah deleted my tumah!"