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Never have I ever used an LLM.
Email has that problem too, doesn't it?
And that's the anthropic fallacy. In the worlds where it has happened, the author is dead.
"A Carbon-rich Atmosphere on a Windy Pulsar Planet", PSR J2322–2650b.
No one bothered to link to it, but fortunately Google picked it up.
Yes it does. That is the only thing that makes enemies.
I suspect that Europe is much more "reasonable", in this sense, than the US and China.
Liquibase has only itself to blame.
Then I learned about Docker.
The general solution is to do what Debian does.
Keep a stable distro where new packages aren't added and versions change rarely (security updates and bugfixes only, no new functionality). This is what most people use.
Keep a testing/unstable distro where new packages and new versions can be added, but even then added only by the distro maintainer, NOT by the package developers. This is where the audits happen.
NPM, Python, Rust, Go, Ruby all suffer from this problem, because they have centralized and open package repositories.