Readit News> puts() writes the string s and a trailing newline to stdout.
int main() { puts("Hello World!"); }
But if you're still using raw libc in 2025 that's a problem you willingly opted into. I have zero sympathy.
For example, some US government agencies consider computer names sensitive, because the computer name can identify who works in what government role, which is very sensitive information. Yet, depending on context, the computer name can be considered "metadata."
I had a friend that spend a concert mad that someone was filming with an iPad on his peripheral vision. Kept talking about it and was the main topic when reviewing the concert to other friends.
Just live your life, you want to take pictures do, you don't don't, you want to post your whole life in Instagram do. Life is whatever you want it to be.
> They are the first to notice how many people around them are taking pictures or posing or looking "ridiculous", worrying how themselves would look if they did the same, sometimes wanting deep down to do the same but held back by their own perceived judgement of others potentially turning on them.
This is incredibly arrogant & entirely projection.
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Some of the apps are listed in that brochure.
There's no excuse for using Signal on personal devices for classified conversations.
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Anyway can you link the source? That's presumably the useful half. The marketing bit doesn't add anything.
LLM cheaters might incidentally be doing society a service.
Annyway, any advantage is entirely offset by having to live in a world with LLMs. I'd prefer the tradition of having to educate retarded college graduates. At least they grow into retarded adults. What are we gonna do about chatbots? You can't even educate them, let alone pinocchio them.
In the computer engineering industry, you increasingly have to demonstrate the same: either as a part of your prior work for hire, or a side project, or a contribution to something open-source.
A diploma is still a useful signal, but not sufficient, except maybe for very junior positions straight from college. These are exactly the positions most under pressure by the automation.
Does the use of a quantifiable metric like a GPA not exacerbate this? In a world where people take a GPA seriously, you'd have to be irrational to not consider cheating a viable option.
You could say the same about credit score and dating apps. These institutions assist the most predatory and harm the most vulnerable.
It's going to take centuries to undo the damage wracked by IP-supported private enterprise. And now we also have to put up with fucking chatbots. This is the worst timeline.