Comment by chris_va 5 hours ago Invoking ffmpeg, gzip and tar commands is a sort of reverse Turing test for LLMs 2 comments chris_va Reply andai 2 hours ago To access this website, you must produce a valid tar command without alt-tabbing. You have ten seconds to comply. zimpenfish 22 minutes ago > you must produce a valid tar commandDefine "valid"? If you mean "doesn't give an exit error", `tar --help`[0] and `tar --usage`[1] are valid.[0] For both bsdtar (3.8.1) and GNU tar (1.35)[1] Only for GNU tar (1.35)
andai 2 hours ago To access this website, you must produce a valid tar command without alt-tabbing. You have ten seconds to comply. zimpenfish 22 minutes ago > you must produce a valid tar commandDefine "valid"? If you mean "doesn't give an exit error", `tar --help`[0] and `tar --usage`[1] are valid.[0] For both bsdtar (3.8.1) and GNU tar (1.35)[1] Only for GNU tar (1.35)
zimpenfish 22 minutes ago > you must produce a valid tar commandDefine "valid"? If you mean "doesn't give an exit error", `tar --help`[0] and `tar --usage`[1] are valid.[0] For both bsdtar (3.8.1) and GNU tar (1.35)[1] Only for GNU tar (1.35)
To access this website, you must produce a valid tar command without alt-tabbing. You have ten seconds to comply.
> you must produce a valid tar command
Define "valid"? If you mean "doesn't give an exit error", `tar --help`[0] and `tar --usage`[1] are valid.
[0] For both bsdtar (3.8.1) and GNU tar (1.35)
[1] Only for GNU tar (1.35)