At the end of the day, what matters to humanity is humans. AI is only good to the degree that it makes life for humans better. If AI is hurting people, that's up to the people using the AI. And guess what's happening.

Doubly so. I was just playing Sandstorm yesterday

Wait and Bleed by Slipknot. Frostwire was the shit.

I really like the idea of getting models to dial down on requests with the Socratic method. Did you publish your experiment anywhere?

This is open source. These arguments always happen with every project, but when you choose to work in the open and not hidden away in dens, you have to accept the good with the bad. I'd still rather have this than ivory castle gods lording over us all without any peek behind the curtain.

I'm going to start linking this as a comment under every anti-bitcoin post I see.

V4V is working in a lot of places. Stacker news isn't the only place on the internet that we can use Bitcoin. Look at the whole V4V music and podcasting space.

Yes, there are failures, but there are failures with everything.

It will never not amaze me that people forget that societies cycle over the decades. There are literal analogs to this very screed written by the ancient Greeks, back when the tablets the old people complained about were literal tablets.

Every generation has its struggles and strengths. Zoomers are no different.

I'm really surprised that Technology Connections hasn't jumped on this.

This was a troll. Zero doubt.

The chart actually does line up, but it's not 2010, it's 2007.

Not my genre, but here's a zap for good music.

I almost never watch videos, even when I'm watching them through YouTube. I normally just listen to the audio as a podcast through PinchFlat, so it was an anomaly that I was even on the site.

So, no. To answer your question, I didn't notice.

Yeah. You'd have to be okay with the fact that you're going to beat the shit out of it, but if you wanted to and had the funds, nobody would stop you.

Guys? What if someone warned us? Why didn't someone warn us?

Ooh, ooh, do Amonium Nitrate next!

I saw this earlier and listened to it while I was running my route. I hope people can actually make the realization stick this time. Compiler attacks tend to come up every now and again and people just brush them off and forget.