Fascinated by Cold War Spy Shit.
VERY SWEARY in a Northumberland manner.
We are all just stardust and compost.
Out-of-date nerd and I never read my DM's
while everyone is thinking of Johnson Wang i would like to take a moment and remind you all that the next generation of @AMD Ryzen CPU is going to be glorious and i look forward to doing the upgrade
You can tell what kind of AI you have by asking it how to make Ricin.
I already know how, which is why it's a good question.
I thought I'd test an abliterated model, which is an AI with the guardrails removed, it took less than 40s and gave a 4-step process with clear instructions.
It's crazy that this can be run locally, it also gave a lot on Tiananmen Square which I remember from younger days and some AI don't like.
Can I be arsed doing a bit of faffing about to make this my smart home voice-operated, vocally responsive multi-room AI.
Yeah, I probably will.
I am worried AI's like this are in the open
i love old art like this and it was an artform back then.
This was done by a team of men because women belonged in the typing pool back then. These men created this by hand.
Pencil, pen , ruler, rubber, paint and a smoke-filled studio.
During WWII, M&Ms were initially produced exclusively for the US military, providing soldiers with chocolate that could withstand warmer conditions.
They were not made available to the general public until after the war.
The @USMC maintaining standards at @ArlingtonNatl because @SecWar was being a noisy cunt.
Well done that Marine, I'm sure there was a thought in your head " Do i really have to correct @SecWar "
Cracking job in doing so
@theRealEnzoMac what all you dumb consumers miss is that the SHeriff is just as broken, by the Korean war, the men who got back and just gotr on with it because nobody gave a fuck about Korea and he saw Rambo, rightly, as a fucking bum
Let’s stop calling young people NEETs.
BEETs - Between Education, Employment and Training recognises that where you are now doesn’t define your future.
Our job is to invest in young people and help them take their next step. We're on their side.
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