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Cool. This'll go nicely with my hackslab and tinfoil hat upgrade.

Slightly creepy, seems harmless now but future without supervision you don't know what they're teaching or what is going on. I would agree it's a double egged sword.

It's cheaper to not implement one.

Most expensive if statement

A book, song that has been out in public-domain for more than 10 years, should be downloadable. Even if you were to rebuy the same CD again the amount that the artist received would be a pointless pittance. Why not just let it be free to be enjoyed by all?

OCR Scanned for training, then tossed away or burnt. Great for nature.


Why would they be tossed or burnt? Tons of discarded books are simply recycled like any other paper object (that's why people keep saying they were "pulped")

That's fine, we just ask them to decode it back in to human language.

and they can explain it in whichever why they like

"Let there be light" == Rendering simulation with constant speed that defines physics of time, space, matter down to the subatomic scale.

Cute. Wait until it smashes through your kernel floor.

   .
   ├── _breach
   ├── _breach.asm
   ├── _breach.core
   ├── _breach.o
   ├── _breach_real
   ├── _breach_real.core
   ├── _core_v1
   ├── _core_v1.c
   └── _core_v1.core
   
   1 directory, 9 files

You sound like my type. hey, wanna come over to myspace so I could twitter your yahoo till you google all over my facebook?


It's Openclaw all over again.

I was enthusiastic about the release of jev much more than I was openclaw because new generative primitive are fun to play around with. But this may be the fastest I’ve ever gotten to being sick and tired of the discussion cycle around it.

> Similarly, abliterated models regain some of their refusal behaviour when they're re-quantised after abliteration

Thanks for this information, Q4 seemed fine but they reappeared again in Q5 with an vengeance, I couldn't understand why. Very Strict and I've only found one jail break that barely works around 60% of the time.


How long would it be on 56k? I recall having to reconnect to my ISP every three hours to resume downloading an iso back in those days.

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