L0rdMathias @ L0rdMathias @sh.itjust.works

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A once great a beautiful city, Los Angeles [Citation Needed]

Yes I agree. It's relieving to see a scientific result be the similar to what one would intuit.

Interesting training strategy. Makes a lot of sense intuitively. Worried this makes the model even more susceptible to prompt injections. Feels like this method adds more attack vectors? It's unfortunate they didn't attempt to test the long term hardness and stability, though it's probably beyond their scope.

I recently realized it's a non-issue. The people doing this have already been looking for decades to find new ways to rot their minds. LLMs are just the latest in a long line of tools that help them tune out.

A rat snitching is the best possible outcome, you always take that deal.

Y'all really going to freak out over the new paralegal being told to update the EULAs and lazily hitting the update all button?

Buyer's Remorse

🇪🇺the🇪🇺land🇪🇺of🇪🇺the🇪🇺free🇪🇺

An argument.

The actor was reportedly shot multiple times over the weekend after a disagreement with a neighbor,

"Ahh gee hahaha just a small little kerfuffle happened, then someone involved in lost their temper and shot the other big sad wow carpe diem or something. No further looking into the situation required, just personal dispute Texas amiright lol."

10. Having inward spies, making use of officials of the enemy.

12. Having doomed spies, doing certain things openly for purposes of deception, and allowing our spies to know of them and report them to the enemy.

You can't beat the classics.

Just like the internet!

I think the misunderstanding here is that because there will always be an Overwatch/LoL/WoW/StarCraft/StreetFighter/SuperMarioWorld/PacMan/Pong that exists, and because this event appears in the statistics to be random, the financiers have a confirmation/perception bias that this is something you can force by shotgunning the market with product. A failure to realize that massive blowout successes are not because of random statistics and hidden secret variables in the market, they're from a mix of unpredictable behaviors that may or may not even occur.

Give me 10 years they'll catch up.

Child receives lifetime abuse and trauma.

She receives the reward of life.

Each person's hell is unique and personalized just to them. Lemmy already has this ability to create your own hell built into its core design philosophy. Hell is whatever you make it.

Because the public school funding comes from public taxpayer money. This means the school does not get to choose how to spend it since the money belongs to the people. The people have voted and greenlit several pre-approved items for schools to spend money on, but anything outside of that needs to be approved by a vote.

Getting people to vote on this item is a Heraclean effort to say the least. Education budget often is the least immediately impactful thing on the ballot, if it makes it that far. Especially in states with strong traditional religious areas. For example, Puritans don't believe that sports are something that kids should take seriously cuz it's a game (literally something along the lines of: Games can be pleasurable, seeking pleasure is sin you should only seek God, therefore games are sinful). They don't want their taxes going towards such sinful programs so they will always vote against it. This perspective is rooted in zealous obedience and is not something other people are willing to fight against.

TL;Dr It's easier for schools to just get private funding themselves and sidestep the public budget restrictions, than it is to get a majority in the voting pool to approve the vote and implement new school budget item.

Real fans would find a way to wait for the game to go on sale for $2.

I use American English for the superior compression algorithms and the more extensive import features.

True, a burger queue might be more advantageous.

The Germans are getting to me. Die DEI threw me for a loop. I was so confused man.