The Turing test says more about the side administering the test than the side trying to pass it

Just because something can mimic text sufficiently enough to trick someone else doesn’t mean it is capable of anything more than that

Those last three are roughly the same topic and the subject of the article

Guix is a fork of Nix that uses Guile (GNU’s version of scheme) to define packages. They have their own directions and philosophies which differ but the base principles are the same

Passkeys use a challenge/response protocol that doesn’t transmit any actual secrets. This makes them phishing resistant as you can’t just “type in your passkey secret” it gitnub .com