GORDON'S ALIVE !
While real heroes blast off to the moon today, relive the original space epic: Filmation's FLASH GORDON: THE GREATEST ADVENTURE OF ALL!
This 1979 TV movie is radically different from the series! Lost for 47 years, it has been painstakingly remastered to 4K and 60fps by the Tales From SYL Ranch DARKROOM!
This IS your grandfather's Filmation, as you've never seen it before!
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@StefanikEl83115 So your wife never took your last name? If she did, the point is obviously moot.
Additionally, it's neither expensive nor difficult to get a copy of a birth certificate. Which your wife would have done the moment she took your last name.
Idiot.
@Sara_25e I'm confused. The post says she mows the front yard. This is the back yard -- and it's fenced with high wood slats.
Also, how was a picture take of her in her back yard from inside one of her home's windows?
I call shenanigans on this one@
Celebrate the SYL Ranch DARKROOM milestone of 3,000 subscribers with a brand new, 2.0 remaster!
In 1974, park ranger Rick Marshall, his son Will, and daughter Holly fell through a time doorway into ... the LAND OF THE LOST!
Restored and enhanced using @topazlabs' Topaz Video at the SYL Ranch DARKROOM!
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Holy crap, I just hit 3,000 subs on the SYL Ranch DARKROOM! To the unitiated, this may seem trivial, but on @YouTube, 3K is very significant.
Thanks so much! Guess I'm going to need to create an edited video. I think I know what I have in mind, but editing ... I suck at it so hard ...
But y'all deserve something. I should have it out well before midnight Eastern, US.
Thanks again!
It's time for the 1936 Saturday matinee!
LAST WEEK Flash and Prince Thun learned that Dale was being married to Ming. Flash, trying to reach the wedding chapel, runs headlong into the Tunnel of Terror ...
Flash Gordon turns 90 this year, so we're releasing a brand new 4K/60fps episode every week for FORTY WEEKS. Restored and enhanced using Topaz Video at the SYL Ranch DARKROOM!
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Once again: GPT did not "escape." It did exactly what it was told to do.
The problem is that it was given instructions with no guardrails.
Imagine telling a grounded child to steal something. You don't tell him that stealing is wrong. You don't even tell him that he can't leave his room. You keep the door closed and locked, but that's not the same as telling him that he can't leave.
The kid checks the door lock and discovers that it can be jimmied-open with a pocketknife.
The kid jimmies the lock and goes to the home where you told him to steal something.
First, he checks to see if any of the doors are open. Then he inspects the locks. One of them can be pried-open with a pocketknife.
The kid pries the lock, steals what you told him to steal, goes back in his room and says, "I got it!"
That's the metaphical equivalent of what OpenAI did.
Nothing escaped. GPT did what it was told to do. The problem is that unlike normal programs, a lack of guardrails can have business- and world-altering impacts at close to the speed of light.
@grok would you consider that a somewhat gross oversimplification as an appropriate metaphor for the incident in question? Keeping in mind that I'm attempting to make an analogy that non-AI-savvy individuals can understand.
I was in IT Security for years. I got my CISSP in 2000.
As of a couple of days ago, all ITSec became moot.
Am.I right @Grok? With the new GPT model doing what it was told with no guardrails, security has moved beyond what human beings are capable of dealing with.
@BernieSanders Yeah, go ahead and keep violating the Constitution. Violating your Oath of Office every moment of your existence has turned out so well.