The ruling came after the cities of Sedro Woolley and Stanwood sued Jose Rodriguez in civil court to block his records requests. Both cities have since turned off their Flock camera systems.

Great outcome

The FBI really wants people having discussions that are limited to just the headline I guess…

Even if legal attacks don’t work, I’ve noticed a few sites I read articles from have paywalls that are no longer bypassable by archive.is, and so I’m kind of at a loss as to how to link them, except maybe by copying the text myself. But that has a number of disadvantages, such as, copied text is not an authoritative source because most people can’t verify it wasn’t altered. It’s usually not a problem reading it myself because all the text shows up in the rss feed, but what’s lacking is a way to share it.

How many GB per jar?

This doesn’t seem like much of a solution to me, they’re still being raised by people using social media, and will be thrown into it at some point. The obligatory age checks are going to make the surveillance state way worse.

I hope it will be a situation of medical care being allowed to get somewhat worse, instead of the same standards and institutions being maintained despite not enough funding to keep hospitals open at that standard and so medicine is generally prohibited for the poor.

Valid but personally I’m way more sick of the gameplay style than the dark fantasy theme. It was fun for Demon’s Souls, Dark Souls, and Dark Souls 2, but after that I just can’t stomach another game based on melee combat with dodge rolling and reacting to telegraphed enemy attack patterns.

It also bleeds when you floss yourself after not doing it for a long time

But then you risk it touching the inside parts of the toilet which is nasty

And paid for by implied government subsidies even

its popularity has exploded in the past couple of years. Daily active users have approximately doubled since the summer of 2023. Google searches increasingly surface links to Reddit: Organic search to the platform is up over 560% from two years ago, per data from digital marketing firm Semrush.

So depressing, I sure hope these stats are bullshit.

I use local models, and it barely doubles the electricity use of my computer while it’s actively generating, which is a very small proportion of the time I’m doing work; the environmental impact is negligible.

This seems to be an advertisement for a subscription chat program.

Another way of working around Rice’s theorem is to search for methods which catch many bugs, without being complete.

I’d guess that hypothetical AI cybersecurity verification of code would be like that, where there are probably no bugs, but it’s not a totally sure thing. But even if you can’t have mathematical certainty there are no bugs, that doesn’t mean every or most programs verified this way are possible to be exploited.

We’re replacing that journey and all the learning, with a dialogue with an inconsistent idiot.

I like this about it, because it gets me to write down and organize my thoughts on what I’m trying to do and how, where otherwise I would just be writing code and trying to maintain the higher level outline of it in my head, which will usually have big gaps I don’t notice until spending way too long spinning my wheels, or otherwise fail to hold together. Sometimes a LLM will do things better than you would have, in which case you can just use that code. When it gives you code that is wrong, you don’t have to use it, you can write it yourself at that point, after having thought about what’s wrong with the AI approach and how what you requested should be done instead.

If there are actually no bugs, can’t that create a situation where it’s impossible to break it? Not to say this is actually a thing AI can achieve, but it doesn’t seem like bad logic.

Maybe they were perfectly happy using these OSs before some stupid new feature was introduced

They should know, it’s only going to keep getting worse

I feel the same way but it seems like it must not be universal given the various murderers who were taking it.

The tool calling part might be doable (though I’ve personally struggled to get it working passably with local models), but if the goal is to tell a compelling story or create an interesting experience, especially if doing so in a very open ended way, that isn’t trivial. The only LLM based game I’ve personally played that seemed good was mostly on rails and partially scripted, most of them just aren’t very interesting to play, because the model doesn’t have a good idea where it’s going with anything and is often not very creative, the stuffy personality of the instruct model seems to infect the dialogue and apparent thought process of the characters. For a specific example I’d recommend watching streams of the game Suck Up, which has a genuinely cool concept and solid execution, but you can see people being frustrated running into its limitations as something to interact with creatively.

I’ve tried a couple times to start game projects involving LLMs, and get the feeling that there is a lot of exploration that needs to be done into what can be done well and where that intersects with what is actually fun. Kind of don’t expect EA to be the one to do that.

The fascist mindset is about superiority, not violence.

Nah, those guys hate themselves, the idea they’re superior is surface level cope. Look at the content right wing extremists are consuming and how they are using it; it’s the emotional weight of violence being employed for self inflicted brain damage, dogmatic cult building through manipulation and artificial trauma eg. hazing.

Your opinion that nobody deserves to be killed is really rare

My point is more that being fixated on it in that way reflects a mindset that is the same as fascists.

The rest of your comment seems like some kind of joke which is a little funny with your username, but it’s a serious topic so idk.