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15 tootsAs a service to security researchers, I added this section to #curl's hackerone page:
AI
If you have used AI in the creation of the vulnerability report, you must disclose this fact in the report and you should do so clearly. We will of course doubt all "facts" and claims in reports where an AI has been involved. You should check and double-check all facts and claims any AI told you before you pass on such reports to us. You are normally much better off avoiding AI.
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207 tootsIn Tbilisi, Georgia spontaneous protests are breaking out at the ruling Georgian Dream party's unilateral decision to withdraw from the E.U. membership process today.
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19 tootsuh so what the fuck is going on in south korea then?
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164 tootsThere's a real problem faced by "highly-capable" or "gifted" kids:
Things are easy for them, until they're not.
And when things get difficult, it's often because the kid coasted by on their IQ without developing the skills they'd need when things got more complex than they were able to brute-force with their brains.
I know this happened to me, and it's only as an adult that I learned more about why.
Autism is often co-morbid with executive function impairment and atypical sensory-processing.
Learning skills to help counter executive functioning issues and techniques to deal with over-stimulus when it comes to task completion can dramatically improve quality of life and burnout issues with tasks that suddenly seem to be too great to surmount.
Take this with some salt, I transitioned from psychology to computer science half-way through my college career.
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