

Assuming similar input effort, a trebuchet is more durable and efficient. Better for throwing more CEOs while consuming fewer resources.


Assuming similar input effort, a trebuchet is more durable and efficient. Better for throwing more CEOs while consuming fewer resources.
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Gotta pump up those numbers. You need 30+ felony counts to be president. Professor probably needs at least a few more.


Flash carts


They also weren’t willfully ignorant. There was a problem, and they put the smartest person they could find in charge of fixing it.


Capitol Hill asks politely for answers then hangs their head and moves on when they don’t get any.


There’s no difference when the tech company is used to push propaganda supporting the SS and the workers don’t stand up to it. They are complicit and therefore responsible.
Yeah, art by definition requires intent. The slop hoses have no intent, just a pattern matching algorithm that matches a distribution of random noise to what the model has been trained that the words in the input prompt should look like.


One might argue it would be more difficult to do if you’re not a little paranoid.


.uk is the cctld for the United Kingdom. Ukraine uses .ua


Actually, yes. Since copyright doesn’t apply to slop, they can in fact take credit. Ethically stupid, but legally allowed.


I mean, agreed, but how is that relevant here?


Two to 3 year old off lease business laptops can hit that price point and are often available with graphics cards. Might be an option also.


Security by obscurity is no security at all. If you can’t publish the details of a system and have it still work, it was never secure in the first place.
I thought the problem with Concord was that it was like too many other things. So I guess the “failed live service shooter canceled within 2 weeks” genre?


Greylog is a syslog aggregator that might do what you’re looking for.


And here we’re afforded a rare treat, to observe the elusive trouser trout in its native habitat.


It would for all the financial industry that refuses to move to a real 2 factor system.


ICE, on the other hand, we send them to do all manner of things outside the US.
It’s because law enforcement needs way less oversight to search a database through a subscription service than to get phone data from the telcos.