Perhaps it has a hallucinated PHP that never had those bugs.

or it's kind of a schroedinger's PHP. as long as you don't debug it, it simultaneously includes every security hole ever, and none of them.

> You don't really want any sort of randomness in your terminal commands.

Maybe I do, if by "randomness" you also mean the ability to handle unexpected usecases. Imagine running something like:

$ ps "which processes are slowing my PC down??"

It's like you want tool calling until you actually want some hallucination/creativity.

"AfD party member email contains antisemitic trope that Israel does the dirty work for us." [0]

The LLM-generated summaries seem a bit overly dramatic at times, making it hard to judge how serious some of the content actually is. Looking forward for a website with the original emails.

[0] https://www.hexane.cc/detail/?uid=9DF63C5C-F244-4763-BF2A-90...

How so?

Excellent find. Confirms what I've suspected for years.

I'm convinced that many right wingers pretend to support Israel while being secretly delighted to see the country heading deeper into trouble. It serves as a convenient disguise for their antisemitism.

I'm honestly struggling to see what the crusades have to do with this discussion, mind helping me out?

I think they don't know much about history but think they do, and believe that the Crusades were the West heroically coming to help oppressed people because Arabs. 'They started first', basically.

It's clearly untrue that "everyone thought they were good". Even David Ben-Gurion knew what's up: "Why should the Arabs make peace? If I was an Arab leader I would never make terms with Israel. That is natural: We have taken their country." [0]

[0] https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/12250339-david-ben-gurion-w...

> If Israel nuked everyone but one of their enemies, would they be in the right, as then they would have only one enemy?

Depends. Their current friend will most likely become their enemy by then too.