There's no such thing as a rogue AI
It's literally just Sam Altman doing lies again
I am begging you to think just a little harder about it when he says to pay no attention to the man behind the curtain
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Jahoor, er werd al tijden voor gelobbyd en nu* is het zover:
Verblijfsrecht voor Oekraïense mannen in
de dienstplichtige leeftijd (25-60) is ingetrokken.
Dienstweigeraars ín Oekraïne worden al 5 jaar opgesloten - als ze geluk hebben. De vleesmolen moet draaien niet waar.
* Sinds augustus, blijkbaar
https://ind.nl/nl/nieuws/richtlijn-tijdelijke-bescherming-voor-oekraine-verlengd-met-nieuwe-voorwaarde-voor-nieuwe-aanvragen
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„Milliardärsbüttel“ ist in der Deutschen Medienlandschaft noch eine relativ neue Kategorie. Wir haben aber bereits diverse davon.
Complex software behaving in unexpected and sometimes harmful ways has been a persistent problem since software was invented. The phenomenon used to be called “bugs” or “defects”, but I guess “going rogue” sounds cooler. It also implicitly frames “rogue” behavior as some kind of inexplicable exception, as if software is somehow usually trustworthy. https://www.nytimes.com/2026/09/25/technology/openais-ai-us-government-websites.html?unlocked_article_code=1.EFE.RfLT.x6YBjHa1PMz6
@mattblaze What if it was planned? (They say the posts were set on private etc ... that's very "human".). I don't believe those guys any word. And I'm not any cultish believer of dystopic pseudo-myths but a very curious journalist.
I hope that some good investigative journalists will dig deeper into this 💩
An individual in Canada used ChatGPT for eight months to plan one of the country’s worst mass shootings.
Yet, if you listen to politicians and media, the real threat of AI is a fantastical scenario where it might wipe out humans in ten years. They need to stop getting fooled by tech deceivers.
https://disconnect.blog/the-media-has-the-ai-threat-all-wrong/
#tech #openai #samaltman #generativeai #artificialintelligence #cdnpoli #cdntech #canada
@parismarx So you're telling me that it's already killing people and you're not even the least bit concerned about what it'll do when it's even smarter?
This feels like the exact thing we were warning about.
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Here is this week's #Linux and #OpenSOurce News video!
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"Eldritch Spirits", gouache & coloured pencil, 2025
The original painting is available, as are fine arts prints: https://lindenshieldarts.com
#TraditionalArt #Painting #MastoArt #Spooky #MixedMedia #Gouache #OriginalArt #ArtPrints #ShopSmall
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Maddie is disappointed at the obvious lack of treats
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Von 1 kleine Hackerin/Journalistin die verzweifelt Kooperationspartner für kleine internationale Recherchekooperation sucht -zu Inbox mit Leuten, die Serien pitchen in einer Recherche.
Or rather...
input pkgin {
source {
pkgin
}
current {
path "/sexshop/toys/<hash>-pkgin"
hash algo=blake3 "..."
}
}
input sickos {
source {
sickos {
url "https://git.madhouse-project.org/fuck/sickos"
}
current {
path "/sexshop/toys/<hash>-sickos"
hash algo=blake3 "..."
}
That source { pkgin; } would make sure that the derivation built is something that the rest of the packaging can work with.
The source extensions would transform the KDL into something like this:
input pkgin {
source {
fetcher pkgin
build-system pkgin
}
}
And the pkgin fetcher and pkgin build-system would be implemented in Fennel.
Another question is: how does fuck find the fennel stuff? There'd be the built-in stuff, yes, and inputs would have an extensions/ directory to load extensions from, but... how do I bootstrap that?
Tbh, inputs need a bit of thinking in general.
But I'm getting ahead of myself, again.
First things first: lets make it possible to declare a derivation.
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📢 Donderdag, 1 oktober, Rotterdam: herdenking van alle slachtoffers van dodelijk politiegeweld
https://www.doorbraak.eu/1-oktober-rotterdam-herdenking-van-alle-slachtoffers-van-dodelijk-politiegeweld/
Van 17:00 tot 21:00u @ Schouwburgplein
#Rotterdam
My LinkedIn posts: 80% marketing, 20% trolling.
It probably says something about the platform that the trolling posts get more views.
Still slightly shocked people read LinkedIn. I view it as a purely write-only medium.
@david_chisnall I have even only see it as a place to put the CV and search for job opportunities, the rest is just unreadable trash. I’m convinced it is 90% AI nowadays.
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This trick has been a real boon for quickly evaluating open-source code of late.
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@decryption you should specify the watch size for the bands.
@jonathantrott ooh yeah, I forgot that - they’re the big ones
[Album] CyberSDF - Patrons' Selected Pieces - vol.1 [Free/Libre Music]
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When I drive a car without a valid tag, proof of insurance or having a valid driver's license, I get stopped by the police, my car will be towed and I can either walk home or might end up in jail and face severe fines, a probation period and loss of my driver's license.
When Microsoft runs 45 gas turbines without a state permit, they get 45 days to fix it and a $1.07M fine (which is petty cash for an operation this size) and don't even have to power down the turbines.
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I wonder if I maybe don't say this enough: the gas-fired data centre boom is *planned* but not *inevitable*.
In fact, the plans are fragile, and this petrotech dream only works if everything lands with perfect timing and poise.
https://stand.earth/insights/west-virginia-microsoft-monarch-data-center/
@ryanc Who is Gravis? 
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You know flying is bad for the environment. But it that hasn't gotten you to shy away from flying maybe the new AI powered air traffic control might.
And The Devil Said: "But there are applications for LLM algorithms in routing and traffic control that could lead to greater efficiency when properly--"
Listen Air Traffic Controllers are famously unionized and scarce professionals. They are essential to a system that does not want to share value with them properly. This is a short cut.
