Oh, I recognize your name. "I absolutely hate Start-Stop systems," writes long-time Slashdot reader sinij (who says they "specifically shopped for a car without one.") Any other Slashdot readers want to share their opinions? You're a moron.

EOL

Not enough randomness to make a good password.

It depends on the LLM and many other factors.

It just depends on the model.

I imagine it depends on the model, and I imagine that it would still be well within the guessable range of passwords, because even then, the likelihood of a certain statistical range is high.

LLMs are not random number generators. Unless somebody hand codes one in, they will just respond with statistically like responses. Statistical likelihood is 100% their modus operandi.

Yes, and now it says to you, "I'm going to give you the unvarnished, cold, hard truth."

But the morons gonna moron.

They had a lot of issues with the R1. Still a great vehicle. I think they may not have good enough suspension engineers, though, to really pull off something great.

Like those transportation devices from South Park.

There's one brand that sells lab grown pork fat mixed with pea protein for lab grown bacos, and it's maybe available in a store 40 miles away. Maybe not. The website of the store doesn't list it. If I cannot get it at the local grocer, I cannot get it. It's not at Costco either, last I checked. The fake meats are not that yummy, so we don't get them much.

I prefer veggie/bean burgers to the beyond/impossible products, but only because they taste better and are healthier. Also cheaper. We do have some beyond in the freezer, but it gets used slowly.

Sonnet 4.5 took dramatically longer than Gemini and came up with less interesting answers. It just insisted that another answer was better. Ah wells.

Well, right now i have Sonnet 4.5 deeply thinking about something, and there's a notify me later button. It is "Exhaustively probing" at the moment. I find the word choice deliciously titillating.