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true, ask chatgpt to reword this post to be appropriate for stackexchange first. i cant think of a way to ask this and chatgpt failed also. maybe there is a lin
by Koomalater 2y ago
true, ask chatgpt to reword this post to be appropriate for stackexchange first. i cant think of a way to ask this and chatgpt failed also. maybe there is a link to a duplicate answered q there
- spencerchubb 2y agothere is no way to word this question to be appropriate for stack exchange. it fundamentally does not belong on stack exchange
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- Koomalater 2y agoyes I can kind of see that, its not specific enough and almost a product recommendation ask. Normally the Security department handles this and we turn it over to them to make the policies and procedures.
- dahart 2y agoDecent chance that the asker and many of the good answers here are the professionals staffing security departments. This place is better than StackExchange for this kind of discussion. If you’re curious about how companies manage passwords, there are people with experience sharing. Why not sit back and learn?
- lucb1e 2y agoyeah let's waste big LLM energy on obfuscating wording to make it sound like your off-topic question is actually topical ... When I see how people decide to use this tool, I really wonder if (the current state of the art at least) really is a tool for the good or if it needs big watermarks so it can be rejected when you try to propagate/submit the contents somewhere and it becomes only usable for the things it's good at like summarizing short texts to tweet size or helping with language learning or such