I read somewhere that teaching people about how LLMs work is way better at protecting them from the harms of LLMs than trying to convince them not to use them.

This would include prompt engineering i guess! Which to be fair i do not know about.

The video makes fun of it by having the vibe cover put "… or you go to jail " at the end of every prompt. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeNS1ZNHQs8

What has this to do about isopods?

They do satire, i.e., “isn’t it weird that…” Or “isn’t society hypocritical for…”

Sometimes they aim at one thing, sometimes another. Sometimes warranted, sometimes not, imo…

Have you heard of the powkiddy? It is like a gameboy sp

Ty!

Wtf is shadow clone

It’s corn!

Fickin sicko

I like anywho. It’s whimsical

But technically different ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

I didn’t know either, so i read the article, and now posting it here so others cam read it without clicking.

University of Tokyo suspends professor over ‘Tiananmen code’ embedded in website

August 5, 2026 (Mainichi Japan)

The University of Tokyo is seen in the capital’s Bunkyo Ward in this June 15, 2021, file photo. (Mainichi/Kimitaka Takeichi)

TOKYO – The University of Tokyo announced on Aug. 4 that it had taken disciplinary action against a professor in their 60s for embedding “Tiananmen code” in websites operated by the professor’s department and laboratory.

In 2024, it came to light that the kanji character string “six four Tiananmen” – possibly referring to the June 4, 1989 Tiananmen Square incident – had been embedded in a university graduate school admissions website. According to government sources, the recent disciplinary action was taken over that incident. The string may have prevented Chinese international students from accessing admissions information.

The string was embedded in the source code of admissions-related pages on a website operated by the Department of Computational Biology and Medical Sciences at the university’s Graduate School of Frontier Sciences. Source code serves as the blueprint for a webpage. If it contains keywords related to the 1989 Tiananmen Square incident, the page may be blocked by China’s internet censorship system and become inaccessible from within the country.

The issue came to light through reporting by the Mainichi Shimbun in 2024, prompting the university to conduct an internal investigation.

According to the university, the professor inserted the string into the source code between 2020 and November 2023. The university suspended the professor for three days in a disciplinary measure dated July 29 this year.

In a statement issued under the name of Executive Vice President Ryuji Yamamoto, the university said, “This was conduct unbecoming of a faculty member of this university and is absolutely unacceptable.”

(Japanese original by Asako Takeuchi, Tokyo City News Department)

I feel kind of bad that this takes away clicks from the website, but not that bad since i don’t like going to a lot of these websites, if I could read them in comment form instead.

I saw a sign that said no vacancy in english and chinese, but then in japanese below it it said, if you can read this, come on in.

Except if you learned touchpads before touch screens, your mental model is that you’re still sliding the viewport down. Hence the option to disable “natural” scrolling.

If you learned on touch screens, maybe the scroll wheel will feel more “natural” if it moves the page

This should be higher

Why is the vault in public? First rule of a heist movie is you gotta put the vault in a secure room with guards and stuff

I thought the turn signals were required by law

Does YouTube insert their own ads into streamed content on yt premium?

Keep telling yourself that. The journalists who still work there also need copium.

Except for, yknow, human readability

That’s awesome! Thanks for the explanation!