Thank you!

This is me too.

Also me, last week a gay friend complemented my appearance and I’m still feeling good about it.

They’re planning to meet up to persuade the new prime minister (who is pro devolution generally) to do it in such a way as to allow the national assemblies to have more power, but it being a secret plot to break up the UK is a bit of rightwing hysteria and a massive over exaggeration.

This is all it is.

There’s also all the investment in making using the app addictive with all the little dopamine hits of finding something that might be good every so often at random. So when you do meet someone and you’re bored during the commercials in the from you’re watching, what app would give you a little dopamine hit, yes it’s your favourite dating app, run by the same one company as all the other dating apps.

I knew a couple of people who studied in continental Europe under the Erasmus scheme before Brexit, and the far right were always claiming during the referendum campaign that the EU would never chuck the UK out of anything because we’re so awesome and they need us and our money so much. Turns out there’s a limit to how much a club misses its most loudly critical influential member.

So amongst Europhile Brits, Erasmus means young people’s opportunities to study abroad first, and name from history that it honours second. I might not have heard of Erasmus if it weren’t for the Erasmus scheme, and I had to check just now whether he was a historical figure or someone from Greek mythology. Awesome surname for a person in real life to have, though.

What was he saying?

First I’ve heard of it. Glad it was from this article. Although that list of values on the home page would have put me off before the end.

Except that the point of the article is that it’s not just a distro, it’s funding channel for funneling money away from general open source and only to open source projects run by like minded far right nutjobs.

TL;DR: Omarchy is just a modified arch distro run by a fascism-loving millionaire and used to fundraise from people who don’t know better and funnel it away from general open source projects and towards open source projects of like-minded fascist sympathisers he knows or has come across.

Yeah. Sorry to say it, but I read someone talking about how pretty much the only intellectuals, socialists, LGBT+ folk or minorities that survived the Reich were the ones that got out early.

They fear the social rejection they’re dolling out on everyone else.

I don’t get it. Can anyone explain?

I think they meant to call the unsuccessful grifting suckers sheep dogs. In Andrew Tate world, the word for it is “sigma male”.

In practice I feel like it’s a romantic quality, i.e. “since we are both non-binary, I feel we understand each other and I feel especially safe with you, and in fact this type of relationship is the only one I would want”,

That does sound a lot like demisexual to me.

If you call yourself homosexual I worry that some people might misinterpret it and try and figure out a binary gender for you, which is unhelpful.

You could just say you’re attracted to other enbies if someone asks? One word labels aren’t always the most important thing.

What if he’s smoking hot, great in bed and the best friend you ever had, though? What then?

Checkmate, libtards.

/s

Luna did not reach the decision entirely unprompted. Conversation logs between the lab and Luna show that the agent had created an attendance policy but later lost track of it, allowing the employee’s lateness to continue for months. Andon Labs eventually asked Luna to search her memory for its policies and assess whether the worker was still a good fit.

Luna agreed that the employee should be let go.

Petersson added. “But what we’ve seen in this experiment is not that the AI would be more ruthless or be worse for the employee in that decision.”

No, what we’ve seen is the LLM not actually doing the managing, and just agreeing with a human prompting it.

LLMs are excellent at agreeing with the people promting them.

I have no idea whether $100k is a sensible budget for starting a store, but they note that it isn’t profitable.

Batteries are far heavier. There’s going to be as many motors are there are propellers, it really doesn’t make sense to do otherwise.

Well, in particular, my Mum was cremated as per her wishes, and that’s what my Dad plans too, but I don’t begrudge the coffin or the cars - none of us were in a fit state to drive and we weren’t about to shove her in the incinerator in a body bag out from someone’s boot. I don’t know what else you wanted us to do instead. She has a little stone in the kerb lining the path to the crematorium, because we didn’t want there to be nothing physical left after we scattered her ashes. The funeral directors were very good at their job, very useful to have around, and a great help on a difficult day. All your contempt for having a ceremony and making an event out of it, by contrast, not so helpful. If you ever meet anyone on real life who’s grieving, please don’t talk to them like you vent online.

Yup.