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Comment Re:Oh, recursive problems? (Score 1) 112

Thank you, it all make sense now! So... why wasn't Epstein operating in France?

That wasn't young enough for him and his customers. It's also a lot easier to hide evidence on your own island than in France. So unless you're more like Roman Polanski than Donald Trump, it's not a great place to hide pedophilia.

Comment Re: So Claude doesn't have to unlearn what it sto (Score 1) 58

Then law itself is "danger territory" because all law is based on morality.

Typically ignorant statement for an anonymous coward. Most laws are for practical reasons, mostly saving money. Only a minority of laws are even allegedly morality-based, and since so many of the lawmakers don't observe them or demonstrate any morality to speak of, we can see that morality is only an excuse when it's even mentioned.

Comment this (Score 2) 27

This is why webos is shit, and also why I never connected my LG TV to a network.

It's too bad that Google has been shitting up android tv. It's super hard to get useful software onto it. Even most apps which will work fine aren't marked as such so you can only sideload them.

As such, all of the choices are now crap except using a PC

Comment Re:American exports (Score 0) 86

Yes it does matter,

No, it doesn't. It doesn't because this voting system is how we got this shit president, and as long as we don't get a real voting system, it will only happen again. Therefore it is literally insane for anyone to trust us until we fix the constitution. We need to 1) fix the voting system so we can get a real president and frankly even more importantly 2) fix the government so that a malicious president can't fuck everything up, because impeachment and removal are REQUIRED and not merely an option under certain circumstances.

Comment Re:American exports (Score 1) 86

You all know deep down our position in the alternate world with Harris as President is a lot better than here in 2026, she would have been better

Yeah, but we also all know that the Democrats fucked the whole thing up. Biden promised to step aside and then didn't until the very last second, when it was too late for a primary. Simply assigning Harris as the candidate was an epic faux pas. Also, she was frankly a shitty candidate, and not only because maggots won't vote for a black woman. She's a hard authoritarian who refused to condemn genocide, so she was definitely going to continue down the path leading to the end of days.

Go back a little further, the DNC sabotaged Sanders so that they could run Clinton, despite most polls saying that she couldn't beat Trump and Sanders could.

How many times do they have to do these things before we accept that the DNC is deliberately throwing elections?

Comment Re:Suspicious timing (Score 1) 136

You think "my AI is so misaligned that it responds to a benchmark task by hacking" is an ad for your products? You think this makes companies eager to allow this on their networks?

It's no different from any other LLM stuff. The execs who want to justify its use will come up with an excuse, like it was the prompt engineer's fault. It's easy to blame humans, and even easier to blame the wrong ones. This is "my AI is so powerful that it can do things which are hard for humans" dressed up in some other bullshit.

Comment Re: So Claude doesn't have to unlearn what it sto (Score 1) 58

If I make a really shitty encode of a movie, I'm still infringing when I distribute it.

Yes, but that is just clear and straight copyright infringement in the form of copying, albeit with degradation and format shifting. Training AI isn't that from a technical sense for sure, and maybe also from a strict legal sense.

morally, we'll need new laws to protect IP from the AI ripoff-engine.

Combining law and morality is danger territory.

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