JFC that’s adorable. How old are they?

#1, usually.

I’ll admit I also felt that the Korra & Asami relationship was rushed, but I was utterly incorrect. All it took was one re-watch to see that Korra was closer with Asami than any other character, LONG before the end of Season 4.

I went into this article hopeful, but then realized there’s not single mention of how their model is TRAINED. Like… what the hell do they think the primary ethical concern of LLMs IS?!

Yeah, the idea that no one has been able to put math behind the wealth and wage gaps until now is UTTER horse-shit. You weren’t just “not paying closer attention” dude, you were being WILLFULLY ignorant, and if you really want to be part of the solution now, that deserves a lot more than a “my bad”.

Have you tried bringing presents?

What a class act, declining the nomination because it wasn’t their first game, just the first under the current pseudonym.

Second one I’ve noticed today. Are there federation issues with midwest.social on a larger scale that I’m not aware of?

Probably a rule that’s intended to prevent self-promotion, eitger over-zealously written or over-zealously enforced.

Just that “power plant” I think most people associate with large enclosed facilities that house power generating equipment, which doesn’t quite describe wind and solar farms. Hence that most people refer to them as “farms”.

Shite, I’m pretty damned sure I updated like a week ago. The updates always pop up in the main menu of the app, and they often mean a fix for google’s latest anti-adblock measures, so I usually update right away. I should probably adjust that policy to add some delay.

I dunno if “power plant” quite fits for solar and wind. Definitely for Hydro, though.

So, it’s a way for applications to make themselves more hardened against exploitation? Was really confused on first reading the title, but that makes some sense. Applications declare what permissions they need, up-front, so any exploits during normal operation can only operate under that umbrella. Unless the startup processes of the application itself are exploited.

Alternatively, maybe a bunch of the letters just got sold since the message was made.

Marcille’s feelings for Falin are HEAVILY telegraphed. Whether they’re romantic feelings I don’t think is officially established. So, technically a ship, but NOT a stretch to consider.

“I must not have eaten enough shoe. Must eat more next time.”

DDoS stands for Distributed Denial of Service.

Denial of Service is the concept of overwhelming a system (digital/computer or otherwise) with bogus usage, to the point that legitimate users can no longer access it. Imagine submitting thousands of FOIA requests to your local city government. Legally, they have to respond to them, even if it’s to reject them as bogus. So, if anyone else submits one, it’s just gonna get buried in the pile. Maybe they get to it, eventually, or maybe it actually just gets lost, or even accidentally thrown out when they decide to just throw away all the bogus ones.

Now, if you were to actuallly do this, your city government would probably just start binning all your requests, immediately, when they realize you’re not submitting them in good faith. Hell, maybe they even get you banned from the building, for harassment. That’s where “Distributed” comes into play. To combat this, what you’d do is get a whole bunch of your friends (you’ve got thousands of friends willing to waste time dealing with the government, right?) to each submit just one or two applications. They can no longer just throw them out based on the name of the submitter, they have to again spend more time inspecting each one, to see if it’s legit, and then process it, if it is. MUCH tougher to defend against.

Stardew Valley and Dark Souls.

Welcome to last week, Tim.