Bug bounty people do this all the time. It's almost always a sign that your bug is something silly, like DKIM.
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I wrote this comment before rereading the original post and realizing that they had literally submitted a DKIM report (albeit a rare instance of a meaningful one). Just to be clear: in my original comment, I did not mean to suggest this bug was silly; only that in the world of security bug bounties, DKIM reports are universally viewed as silly.
Retrospectively framing technologies that succeeded despite doubts at the time discounts those that failed.
After all, you could have used the exact same response in defense of web3 tech. That doesn't mean LLMs are fated to be like web3, but similarly the outcome that the current expenditure can be recouped is far from a certainty just because there are doubters.
There certainly has been some goal post moving over the past few months. A lot of the people in here have some kind of psychological block when it comes to technology that may potentially replace them one day.
Yeah currently the sentiment seems to be "okay fine it works for simple stuff but won't deal with my complex query so it can be dismissed outright." Save yourselves some time and use it for that simple stuff folks.
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