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  • Be the change you don't want to see in the world: sell him some "new clothes".

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  • SHH!! Yes you can, Elon! recursively training your model on itself definitely has NO DOWNSIDES

  • Yes! We should all wholeheartedly support this GREAT INNOVATION! There is NOTHING THAT COULD GO WRONG, so this will be an excellent step to PERMANENTLY PERFECT this WONDERFUL AI.

    1. Alchemists are magic chemists.
    2. Witches seem closer to magic geeks. They follow a long, complicated and self-contradictory canon of lore, and when that fails, they just sort of fill it with their headcanon. Sometimes, that doesn't work, and sometimes, they end up finding a better ending to their ritual than the original. It's a much more creative and innovative endeavor than wizardry.
    3. Sorcerers, at least in the d&d tradition, are magic nepo babies.
  • Silly L. Ron Hubbard, trying to convince people to follow in your footsteps again?

  • Nebula has some of the best educational content, especially ever since Tom Scott went on to other things. There are definitely some weird ones on there, as well as a couple which I'm convinced are right-wing shills, but by and large many of the best edutainment channels have collected over there, especially if you're into writing/world building. HAI/Wendover, Minutephysics, legaleagle, extracredits, nilered, and hellofutureme are the big ones I'm aware of that are also popular on YouTube which publish their videos over on Nebula. It's well worth it to know that you're supporting them more directly, and no ads.

    Also, dropout (nee collegehumor) is worth it.

  • Same, and I only use discord for d&d, though I don't do Reddit at all.

  • And he's going to do that in part by giving us a third one

  • Did no one else clock that GRAY'S ANATOMY is in that picture? The fuck?

    The foremost anatomical textbook, so well-devised and illustrated that it is still in use today?

    Well, let's hope that nobody's trying to teach anatomy in those schools, because even pictures of the _dissected musculature of the pubic area is sufficient to result in a ban

    Also, it seems we're ignoring the fact that every single book touching on ANY kind of mythology or history of the ancient world is being banned.

  • You incorrectly assume that Trump's sycophants are any better at reading comprehension than he is.

  • "Ah, yes, the official numbers are..."

    <checks notes>

    "Yes, 'the bigliest numbers. More than ever. Yuge. So much.'... As you can see, we had a record turnout"

  • That's impossible. I distinctly recall a news article from my childhood which reported that the moon's spoon was stolen by a dish after a cow distracted it. Did the moon get its spoon back somehow?

  • When I read this, I thought you were being naive with the first half, thinking that any employer would give a shit, but then you gave me new hope by citing the grim rationale of the corpocrat. Thank you for this breath of fresh, cynical air. A much-needed, realist break from the glitter-bomb hope porn I expected

  • Oh, is THAT what that fucking blue splotch everywhere in win11 is? Just an appalling amount of smurf cum, spewing waves of blue jism into the UI at every opportunity?

  • Hubris

    Jump
  • I just see it bending there. I can't say that it's definitely AI, I just see something clearly experiencing strain under the load, and that isn't safe.

  • Hubris

    Jump
  • For me, the problem is that, given that the mat is OBVIOUSLY flexible, it seems nigh impossible to securely tie down so that the torque when extended doesn't force the mooring lines out of place.