And have you ever been directly under a windmill? I have, actually. Do you know how many dead eagles you’ll find there?

Is it false though? I don’t think you can prove that.

Calling the cops is what made it self-inflicted. If you’re white, they probably just shoot your dog. (No guarantees.)

Sometimes it’s three places. And they all understand that they can charge whatever they want as long as they all (quietly) agree.

Guess what. The cell phone towers they built 10-20 years ago don’t cost anywhere near $40/line to maintain. While working for one I even got an email that said we were raising prices to match our nearest competitor. (Upgrade fees in this case.)

That makes sense. It’s the US that has interest in Palestinian land, not Israel.

Also they absolutely want the LLM to read user input and respond to it. Telling it exactly which inputs it shouldn’t respond to is tricky.

In traditional programs this is done by “sanitizing input”, which is done by removing the special characters and very specific keywords that are generally used when computers interpret that input. But in the case of LLMs, removing special characters and reserved words doesn’t do much.

It’s interesting how sovcits have so recently and dramatically changed.

There have always been a few people who thought they could somehow carve out their own territory in the middle of the United States, or that for some reason the laws wouldn’t apply to them. There have been jokes about them on the Simpsons and elsewhere.

But it was all individual. It wasn’t this Q-Anon like conformity, and, while always ridiculous, not quite this delusional. This new sovcit thing is different and propaganda/single large cult fueled.

And 10% of those homeless will literally shit in the houses and destroy them. But many more of them could thrive given sufficient help.

You have to be prepared for the first while doing what can be done for the second. It’s a difficult problem, but it gets a lot easier if your goal is to cut it down by half or more instead of eliminating it completely.

Most of the homeless will cooperate with you. They want out too. It’s good for everyone to get those people out. It’s going to take time, and money, and effort.

He’s busy though.

Seems like there’s a cause closer to home.

Okay, but if you’re in Israel, why are you pointing the finger at the US?

People talk about hard work all the time in places like Middletown. You can walk through a town where 30 percent of the young men work fewer than twenty hours a week and find not a single person aware of his own laziness.

According to him, rural people can’t find work because they’re lazy.

Oh, he also talks about punching his stepdad who “wasn’t a violent man”. I expect it’s just political grandstanding to show he was a tough kid.

It’s “gish gallop”. Don’t forget to fix it after the inevitable autocorrect. If you just type “gish” a hundred times… then you’ll never be able to write “fish” again.

Reminds me of this old Digital Blasphemy wallpaper from 2000.

https://beta.digitalblasphemy.com/sec/skysong2/

It doesn’t help that the vegans are right. The meat industry is a nightmare, terrible for the environment, and pretty bad for our health.

It’s insane that most Americans eat meat every day.

If I could put 100% tax on meat tomorrow I would, but that’s political suicide, so it’ll never happen. It’d be easier to adjust than you think. There are plenty of delicious vegetarian options, and it’d be a lot easier to choose those if they were more common.

I eat meat because it’s culturally acceptable, delicious, ubiquitous, and I don’t believe I can make a noticeable difference. But that doesn’t mean I think it’s right.

It’s a dumb take that’s incredibly boring presented any other way. The only thing interesting here is how dumb it is when presented this way.

But that wouldn’t be worth posting. Might as well just make the title, “So… Crowdstrike, eh?”

“Cute, but no.” is accurate. You can calculate that in the shower. Showerthoughts isn’t an excuse to be dumb.

Some of the people here are in the theme of “I didn’t mean ‘literally’ when I said ‘literally’”.

The number didn’t “reverse” but it definitely multiplied.

Maybe he should have put the thing that did happen as the title.

But that’d be kind of boring, wouldn’t it.