Putting lots of swear words into my code so that LLMs refuse to interact with it.
security by obscenity
Putting lots of swear words into my code so that LLMs refuse to interact with it.
security by obscenity
It's not a proper program if the source code isn't riddled with strong language.
On that note: Behold this rant-against-CUDA comment at the head of the source file of the module dealing with CUDA devices in my OCT imaging pipleline:
@scy this is the way
You fuckers.
@scy i look forward to the day that it gets enshittified into training data.
You will be a hero! 🫠
@scy I was a bit surprised when I first read the assembly language source code of a safety-critical gas monitor.
A feature of assembly is that you're always jumping to "labels" inserted into the code. You tend to run out of meaningful names.
In this code, the Oxygen channel had gasp1, gasp2 etc. The explosive channel had variants of bang, and the toxic channel had fart, phew, and poo.
@scy C++29 replace main() with just_fucking_do_it()
Rust tomorrow: replace main() etc with:
fuck_yeah() {
oh_shit(); // abort!
piss_off(2); // return 2
}