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@astreaprtcl@c-6.dev
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It's slightly surprising how often OpenAI and similar companies are proudly announcing "not only are we breaking the law, and not only did we build an automated system to break the law faster, we also built it to break the law autonomously when no one has told it to break the law!"
Like I'm no lawyer but that's usually the kind of thing I think you shouldn't do and shouldn't tell people you're doing
Like even if they're lying/wrong about their capabilities, it still seems like the kind of thing you shouldn't talk about in public.
Here's a question: what if I design a model to autonomously Do Stuff and it kills a guy?
(all Charles Stross Rule 34 style)
From what it seems with the current AI companies, is that just fine? Models can't be punished, and companies can't get in trouble for all the crimes their unmonitored LLMs commit?
If so does this not just incentivize designing a model you've taught to go kill your enemies?
Cause I bet it wouldn't be THAT hard to design a model that "decides" the best way to accomplish its objectives is to bump off a couple billionaires
I wrote a story a couple years ago about an AI system deciding the best way to protect the earth is to evaporate Elon Musk, but amusingly it's stuck on my private Twitter account at the moment and I'm reluctant to republish it anywhere else lest it seem like an explicit threat
Is there a list anywhere of which crimes AI companies are apparently allowed to commit "because AI"?
There's at least piracy & hacking, some nasty ones involving CSAM and faked pornography, what else?
@foone I suspect it's a big list, starting at the front of the law book and running all the way to the back
Please donate 100k$ to my kickstarter to help me test the law.
I'll use this money to train an LLM as well as purchase a humanoid robot, gun, and roll of duct tape
@foone @jalefkowit surely you mean that you would purely use half of it to train an LLM and the other half would remain in escrow in a bank account that the LLM had credentials to, so that if it so chose the legally independently liable LLM agent could *itself* elect to purchase various items
on a more positive note: in a recent court case in germany, google was made responsible for the statements their ai said
https://openjur.de/u/2549213.html
@astreaprtcl@c-6.dev i lost a plastic plate while trying to use it to help me flip a pancake because i thought the best place to put it was where the pan had just been (on the hob). I didn't realize it until a big hole had melted in the middle of it lol
I was waiting for my robot friend when a sleek stranger came up to me.
"Hi!" they said.
"Um... hi?"
"Oh, sorry."
My phone pinged with a text from my friend: "Body's in for service, this is a loaner."
"Oh!" I said. "Er... Is it nice?"
"Can't wait to go back. This is..."
"Not you?"
"Not me."
What should I use to backup my crap? Needs: Wants:
- linux support
- easily automated
- encryption
- incremental backups
- dedupe/compression
- low memory usage, even with lots of files (so no restic)
- rclone backend support
- no slop
@LilaHexe given that "actively maintained" is not on your list of criteria, maybe try bupstash 
Seriously though, bupstash is pretty neat and I've been running it from my personal branch with no changes for over two years now
Edit: I'm not sure if the rclone backend support thing is supported
@piegames Hmmm I mean, I'll honestly consider it at this point. I don't mind software that doesnt get unnecessary updates, but I'd be worried about unpatched vulnerabilities
@LilaHexe from everything I've seen so far the code seems to be remarkable sound, just the CLI could appreciate some more polish (especially the restore flow is a bit clunky IMO)
@LilaHexe just plug a usb stick in there, copy files, then send the usb stick to a nonexistent address so the postal service keeps it for a week or two and then repeat that every day. once a usb returns it is old enough to be discarded and replaced with the new backup.
I will be taking 50000€ for the idea, thanks

how many refrigerants can you recall, together with any useful information about them (no matter how scant), by their number?
| zero. what is up with you: | 135 |
| 1-2: | 99 |
| 3-5: | 43 |
| 5+: | 14 |
Made myself really anxious by deciding to try getting back on E again today
why does it have to be so scary
i haven't even actually tried yet. It's just from thinking about it
ig it doesn't help that i was already being anxious about other stuff before this happened too
poor fox hugthe robotgirl/dollgirl differs from the puppygirl and also the catgirl because it is by far the most likely to be a workaholic. There's a kind of competency and ability implied there that is pointedly absent in the stereotypical puppygirl.
It should be illegal that i can't visit my long-distance partnets for free whenever i want. I wanna cuddle and kissie themb


i'm aware of sed's done as s/foo/bar/
but i've also seen sed's done as s|foo|bar|, s@foo@bar@, s,foo,bar,, s%foo%bar%, etc...
what is it supposed to be? what difference does it make? can it really be basically any..uhh... "special character"?
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SYN @thing, from info sed, The s command:
The ‘/’ characters may be uniformly replaced by any other single character within any given ‘s’ command. The ‘/’ character (or whatever other character is used in its stead) can appear in the REGEXP or REPLACEMENT only if it is preceded by a ‘\’ character.
in other words, any character can be used, not just special ones! writing sfoofbarf works to turn foo into fbar. this one is unsure what happens if one writes s\\...\\ though. possibly a stern telling-off.
If you could install a mind link with another person, such that all thoughts, feelings, senses and movements were fully telepathically shared, allowing the minds to operate effectively as one hive mind, would you do it?
| Nope nope nope nope nope: | 60 |
| Uuuuuuuuh maybe?: | 20 |
| Would at least give it a try: | 35 |
| Where can we sign up?: | 12 |
Closed
Q: Would it have to be permanent?
A: No, but expect the brains to wire together over time, so as time goes on removing the link would become increasingly uncomfortable and eventually impractical
Q: What about multiple people?
A: Three or more people may also form a hive mind. Though given that the mind link has to be full mesh, the bandwidth costs scale quadratically with the number of bodies
Q: How does this work with physical distance?
A: Assume magic instant information teleportation for now. But if the link's bandwidth was antiproportional to distance, and thus eventually limiting the maximum comfortable distance betweenyour bodies, would you still do it?
Q: Is the installation procedure safe?
A: Let's assume yes. If brain surgeries are too risky for you, would you be willing to sacrifice some other part of your body to repurpose the nerves for bandwidth purposes?
Why does it have to be way too hot to be gay with creatures? I just want to be gay properly...




I tried giving NextCloud AIO another go and was very quickly reminded of why i didn't use it before. It's quite opinionated on how it wants to be used, and any attempts to do something different seems to be met with an error message telling you off. Like, for example, I wanted to set it up with a CloudFlare tunnel, but it immediately complained about the URL not having a public IP address. I tried reading the docs, which said there was a way of doing that. But idk if it was my ADHD kicking my ass, but I couldn't for the life of me find where in their documentation how to tell it that I was setting it up like that. The only documentation I could find on their github wiki implied it would Tbh I would prefer it if there was a way to do it with kubernetes, but ig not many people use it for self-hosting things like I do...
this one also had some problems with nextcloud aio being too opinionated, so it switched to useing nextcloud without the aio config and creating its own config :3@astreaprtcl@c-6.dev mrrp I did that for my previous NextCloud install on docker. But i had issues getting some of the optional stuff for it working (like the collabora editor for example). I might give it another go at some point
@astreaprtcl@c-6.dev Mrrrrp that would be really helpful, thank you ^w^
as an individual developer, how much would you pay per month for a Forgejo Actions compatible CI service (Codeberg or your own forge) that offers VM-based isolation and non-Linux runners (BSD, macOS, Windows), as well as real human support?
please select an answer that describes how much you feel would be fair to pay to cover your needs, whichever those currently are. assume there is a pricing plan that perfectly fits your usage.
please boost!
| no more than €5: | 130 |
| no more than €10: | 131 |
| no more than €15: | 68 |
| I would never pay: | 46 |
| other (see reply): | 35 |