Godort

Forgotten Anime

Fate/Stay Night

Come on

Batllet added: “Our concern is not with the defensive intent. It’s that the form of this particular probe is aggressive in effect, and the party that bears the cost is not the agent (which has no interests of its own) but the human operator downstream whose work the agent destroys if it follows the instruction.”

Maybe I’m just too old, but I remember when running code that you found online was always a huge risk.

The agent is a tool. Full stop. It has no interests and cannot bear any risk. Don’t treat it like a person. If I used an auger to drill into the ground and burst a septic tank, it’s not the auger’s fault. It’s mine.

Wrapping your car in anime girls is called “Itasha” which is one of my favorite words in the Japanese language.

It’s comprised of the words for “It hurts” and “car”. The closest English translation would be “cringemobile”

Someone will have to start making private repositories public to show that GitHub can’t be trusted for companies to leave.

What if it’s private, but used as training data for copilot, and can only be accessed publicly through prompt injection?

A hero

Call me a conspiracy theorist, but it really feels like the separation thing is mostly a guise so that the US can step in and “save” the struggling and destitute Alberta.

Is that Martin or Mathias?

Not only would it be a herculean task to update decades of work, but many of the companies involved also consider the inner workings of modems to be trade secrets.

This is the actual problem. If the modem code was open source, finding and fixing vulnerabilities like this would be far easier.

I love Gizmo and would die to defend him.

How dare you suggest that the fate of the world is more important.

I like either one, as long as it was a conscious choice in service of the narrative.

If you want to depict a story where your characters are struggling and need to make every effort count, then a bleak, smoggy coal stained environment adds to that.

If you want to depict a more light-hearted adventure, where your characters are excited about what tomorrow will bring, then having the world be glass and polished copper is a better fit.

Almost certainly no, but that’s a feature, not a bug.

I’m just imagining you handing someone a stack of paper mid-argument

I sometimes like to look at the fall-off rate of players by looking at the global achievements.

With Silksong as an example, for the first few months there was a pretty big drop in “Defeat the Last Judge” achievements from everything else in Act 1, but surprisingly very little drop-off after that, which suggests that was a major wall for people, and many quit at that point.

Absolutely fuck AI, but age requirements here is just market capture.

OpenAI wants strict regulation on AI because it makes it nigh impossible to enter the market if you aren’t already a trillion dollar company.

I dont blame her. If I had the opportunity to sleep with a dragon, I would take that immediately. Assuming it could pass a Harkness test, that is.

You can care about more than one thing. I believe in you.

Maybe don’t film yourself committing crimes for likes

By definition, if you want power in capitalism, you need to possess capital.

The best vermouth for a Manhattan is without a doubt Carpano Antica. Dolin Sweet vermouth is a close second.

Apparently you can use the Fibonacci sequence to estimate the conversation pretty accurately.

Eg: 3mi is 5km, 5mi is 8km, 8mi is 13km, etc.