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Jesus_666

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  • ‘I think the franchise is dead’: Saints Row design director says IP owner ‘ghosted’ his prequel pitch | VGC

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  • Eh. They had options. With something as crazy as the Saints Row franchise they dissolve basically done anything.

    For example, have the Saints go back in time to prevent the destruction of Earth, overshoot and end up preventing their own founding. The test of the game consists of them trying to prevent themselves from being erased from existence a la Back to the Future.

    Or, if you want to dial back the craziness, declare the plot of IV to be a movie the Saints produced, which flopped and somehow ended up bankrupting Ultor.

    They had options.

  • I don't know the reason why.

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  • Because most banana varieties aren't very transport stable.

  • CEO of Mistral AI says warnings about extreme risks of artificial intelligence are often 'distraction tactics'

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  • If the perceived threat is a model going rogue, nobody pays attention to the model operating as intended.

  • Two sides to every story

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  • "...you see, it was actually considerably worse and I refuse to keep getting undersold by her like that."

  • "Overproduction" (Art by David Revoy)

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  • At least the hard drives can be plausibly used. SAS controllers aren't exactly cheap but might be worth it for a home server if a slew of used datacenter HDDs show up on the market.

    Those GPUs are going to be useless, though.

  • You said my activation phrase

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  • You can see the Rust they added to the kernel.

  • Microsoft Finds “Summarize with AI” Prompts Manipulating Chatbot Recommendations

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  • But hat would require them to put in actual effort instead of just pushing out a minimum viable product and calling it the next evolutionary stage of computing.

  • AfD Niedersachsen als extremistische Bestrebung eingestuft

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  • Schon mal gut so. Wenn jetzt mal das Gericht die Klage der AfD gegen das BfV abgewickelt kriegt, damit die auch auf Bundesebene wieder gesichert rechtsextrem sind...

  • How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse

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  • Yeah, that's what I meant with the bigger picture. They have a valid reason to deny this request but they haven't denied other requests that they really should've.

  • How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse

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  • I mean, I can see a case for not wanting to play dragnet at a mere request. You don't want any random guy and/or agency to be able to have you to help them track down someone they only have a picture of, no matter how much they pinkie swear they're doing it to protect that person.

    That's getting awfully close to sharing PII. You generally want to see a subpoena for this stuff and with good reason. Meta are, oddly enough, not being actively scummy here. (One can of course argue about all the other times when they don't give a shit; the bigger picture is definitely super scummy. But for this in isolation they actually have a valid reason for their behavior.)

    What might work would be a standardized, streamlined process where the police can ask the company and if the company says the request is reasonable they can apply for an expedited subpoena to allow legal access to the information. Agreement by both would be necessary to give more opportunities for due diligence. This process would also have to have a very limited scope in order to make abuse harder.

  • How dark web agent spotted bedroom wall clue to rescue girl from abuse

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  • Things like this made the news several times when Interpol (or was it Europol?) showed pictures on social media and asked if anyone could turn them into information (things like "in which country is this backpack sold").

    When international law enforcement agencies are already openly crowdsourcing image details, an article about a group doing background detail analysis isn't much of a revelation.

  • Italy’s famous Lovers’ Arch collapses into the sea on Valentine’s Day

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  • Of course it's political. If Caligula hadn't chickened out they wouldn't be in this mess today where water can just airdrop in and demolish the landscape at will. Is that water the sea? No, but conquering the sea would've sent a clear message to water in general.

  • Mine is too coooollddd

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  • Usually people who have silver cutlery tend to only bring it out when they are entertaining guests. Since semi-formal dinner parties have fallen out of fashion and casual guests don't care about how nice your cutlery is, fancy silverware has basically become irrelevant these days.

  • POV: You maintain a JS library that 80% of modern web infrastructure uses as a dependency.

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  • It definitely depends on the use case. I could accept this being abstracted out to facilitate mocking, for instance (although I'd recommend mocking at a higher level). But in general this wouldn't pass review with me unless I get a good explanation for why it's necessary.

  • POV: You maintain a JS library that 80% of modern web infrastructure uses as a dependency.

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  • Then they could add their own function in later stages. YAGNI exists for a reason.

  • What is the weirdest story from your high school?

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  • My high school had a few unusual traditions around graduation time.

    The first related to our director, a man who gave his 100% on official school business and then gave another 100% on all of his hobby projects around the school. It wasn't that we had something like an apiary or a pond biotope. We had an apiary and a pond biotope and a herd of goats and a tiny vineyard (in an area mostly unsuitable for wine) and a shelter for emotionally disturbed aras. In a public school. And all that besides him being a highly respected director and teacher who epitomized the definition of "strict but fair".

    So at some point the students started to express their gratitude by giving the school presents upon graduation, usually themed around the director. The gym sported a Jurassic Park sign, except with the name of the school and with the profile of the T-Rex replaced with that of the director. In another year someone had contacts with the roads office and got something that looked like an official city limits sign made, except that it identified the school along with "administrative region <director's name>". Very cool; he took that one with him when he retired.

    Another tradition is somewhat common in the region: The "chaos day", effectively a formalized graduation prank. At my school, it worked like this: The evening before, the students were given a copy of the keys to the school and free access to the school grounds to prepare. The next day they had to prevent the teachers from entering the building; if a teacher got in, school would resume as per normal. The teachers had a fairly good track record. Many graduating classes failed to account for the fact that the teachers had bolt cutters. One time they didn't account for an obscure window at the back of the school, which happened to be an emergency exit and had an external lock.

    My year didn't take any chances. I come from a fairly rural area so we had farmers in class and those farmers had forklifts and hay bales. By the time school was supposed to start, all entrances to the building had solid walls of hay in front of them. We also immediately cashiered any teacher who entered the school grounds and forced them into party activities. I have fond memories of hearing my class teacher horribly butcher Oh my darling, Clementine before wandering off to listen to the school band play Hurra, hurra, die Schule brennt.

  • pls?

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  • If the show had been made in Germany it would've been called Just Send Saul A Fax.

  • AI spurs employees to work harder, faster, and with fewer breaks, study finds

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  • Oh yeah, same here except with a self-hosted LLM. I had a log file with thousands of warnings and errors coming from several components. Major refactor of a codebase in the cleanup phase. I wanted to have those sorted by severity, component, and exception (if present). Nothing fancy.

    So, hoping I could get a quick solution, I passed it to the LLM. It returned an error. Turns out that a 14 megabyte text file exceeds the context size. That server with several datacenter GPUs sure looks like a great investment now.

    So I just threw together a script that applied a few regexes. That worked, no surprise.

  • Everyone who has a dog does this

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  • I've been to the park with a dog with no nameIt felt good to be out of the rainWhen I make passwords, I can remember his name'Cause there ain't no one for to give me no pain