https://www.explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php/932:_CIA

I signed up because it wasn’t an echochamber.

I was psyched until I learned it would be a biologic. Those are so bloody expensive and there isn’t enough research ruling out potential interactions between multiple biologics to convince my doc to freely prescribe me a second one.

Thank you. Much appreciated. I see your point.

I provided enough information that the relevant source shows up in a search, but here you go:

In no situation did we explicitly instruct any models to blackmail or do any of the other harmful actions we observe. [Lynch, et al., “Agentic Misalignment: How LLMs Could be an Insider Threat”, Anthropic Research, 2025]

I think they use computers for those now.

Everyone here so far has forgotten that in simulations, the model has blackmailed the person responsible shutting it off and even gone so far as to cancel active alerts in order to prevent an executive laying unconscous in the server room from receiving life-saving care.

So is Jellyfin, so maybe let’s not replace one challenge with two.

That’s partialism, Patrick.

Edit: Oh, I see someone else linked to that video below, so here’s this instead for more historical reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athanasian_Creed

It’s the obsession with replacing PCIe slots with M.2 sockets that gets me.

I found myself almost yelling at the screen trying to get her to press pound to skip the voicemail greeting.

Please spell-check your image generation models.

That’s not the point. Canada has always been about a harmony between cultures. Having a basic grasp of only one of the official languages makes it seem like the candidate is culturally narrow-minded (although personally, I’d forgive this if they can communicate in any other non-official language).

Besides, it’s the second-largest language spoken in Canadian homes outside of Quebec.

Would it not also depend on how they respond to stimuli?

Surely Florida residents are all aware that the entire state is within the 100-mile freedom exclusion zone.

These are likely not the drab, standard, facility-provided surgical or operating scrubs that even the I.T. staff has to change in to (or don over top) before crossing the red line into a clean zone, ‘red’ room or room with isolation precautions. These are the other personally-supplied garments staff wear to look professional in a medical setting. These are the same ones that are sometimes replaced with T-shirts and such on casual friday or department-coordinated Hallowe’en costumes on October 31.

I know you wouldn’t multiply exponents that way unless it’s an exponent of an exponent. In any case, it’s the only way I can make the term “mcg” actually make sense.
Think of it as giving someone the benefit of the doubt to the point of absurdity.

Micrograms? You mean millicentigrams, commonly abbreviated as mcg by people who avoid proper SI- symbols?

Since milli means 1/10^3 and centi means 1/10^2, I propose millicenti means 1/10^(3*2) or 1/10^6.

Or the extended keycode-averse could just use ug.

Speaking of enshitification, who wants to bet that the calendar app doesn’t support an open standard like CalDAV?

I wonder how many cobwebs surround their keyboard’s comma key.