llms-txt may be useful for responsible LLMs, but I am skeptical that llms-txt will reduce the problem of aggressive crawlers. The problematic crawlers are already ignoring robots.txt, spoofing user-agents and using rotating proxies. I'm not sure how llms-txt would help these problems.
- Farmers were over producing corn and needed new markets.
- Americans, sick of importing oil from conflict zones, desired a US produced fuel
- Americans desired a renewable fuel source.
- Brewers grain, a by-product of ethanol process could be marketed to dairy & beef producers as a less expensive feed source.
Yes, sort of. My company, a web agency with offices in DC and Seattle, does a 9:80. a 9hr days M-Th and then get every other Fri off. It's optional because not everyone wants to work longer days.
We first started a few years ago with a "no meetings" friday rule, which was very successful. We expanded to the 9:80 program two years ago and it has also been successful.
1. dev keys in prod code, but apparently non functional
2. username/pass for deere's Yum repo hardcoded in prod release (spring2013)
3. They didn't prune the lost+found dir (trash) before compiling the prod release code
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When I read this book the first time, I was slightly intrigued and somewhat disappointed. Years later, when I was on a spiritual journey, a reread revealed profound depth and led me toward a complete shift in perspective on life.
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