I didn’t see anything in the article that suggested controlling for that. I’m not familiar with this particular publication, but I’m pretty accustomed to science publications sensationalizing the studies they’re reporting on.

Not to mention, LLMs are very resource intensive to run. They slurp up obscene amounts of electricity and water. That’s kind of a problem for a planet that’s already getting boiled.

Yeah, but the website owners have access to a lot more information than is just available publicly. You probably could be identified by a fed if reddit gave them that information.

You might not be worth the effort, especially since most other people would probably be less effort to track down. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t possible.

If no one pays for it then it disappears, dummy.

What VPN(s) would you recommend?

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Yeah, I just missed the reference.

Damn, missed the opportunity to make it 9am-11am

For real. Like there are braindead-easy services for building a website. There are definitely alternatives.

The invasiveness is the point. Age gating explicit content is just the excuse.

That won’t be a very hard choice for them, lol.

If it takes off it might still make it harder to find a decent dairy alternative for people with this kind of allergy.