I have read the threads up to now and, despite being ignorant about security research, I would call myself convinced of the usefulness of such a tool in the near-future to shave off time in the tasks required for this kind of work.

My problem with this is that transformer-based LLMs still don’t sound to me like the good tool for the job when it comes to such formal languages. It is surely a very expensive way to do this job.

Other architectures are getting much less attention because of this the focus of investors on this shiny toy. From my understanding, neurosymbolic AI would do a much better and potentially faster job at a task involving stable concepts.

Missing Half-life (the first one). That game was the first one to feature scripted scenes during player interaction and it was mind-blowing. Plus, it had the most sophisticated story ever seen in an FPS before.

Good one, although still sounding benign. Hormones and in general stuff related to flesh is when this shit hits MeatCanyon territory.

That’s why I specified legally. Which, being American involved, I reckon still has very little meaning. I cannot undo mistakes I made 15 years ago. Stoically, I can only worry about how I can act in the present.

What is known, at least publicly, about Regeneron?

I hope I deleted my data just in time not to be (legally) included in this.

You suddenly made it clear in my mind that most talk about hormones and other “gym biochem” reeks of body horror.

I also wondered who builds it from source.

Apparently it is this development team, which, I must say, has several interesting projects active:

https://guardianproject.info/

I just checked and I installed Signal from F-Droid.

It says Repository: Guardian Project on the app page.

I am talking about Europe now:

we need trains. We need to unify the rail systems (rail width and electrical tensions) and the ticket systems. Europe could be easily served using a network of night train routes.

I think there should be way more political discourse about rail in the EU, but, for example in Italy, airports have been used as electoral campaigning devices.

Please notice I said real money. Of course they make some money from the tickets, but the highest number I could find is 60% of revenue, and you have to calculate that it is a hyper-regulated seasonal industry.

I don’t think airlines make any real money from the flights.

Now it is almost always unplayable, but the settings on don’t really make a difference

I must say that even Catholics in the USA have strange stuff going on that makes them not the same as what we experience in Europe.

Even the rite allows for drinking from the same cup as well as the wafer and Christian Rock in front of the altar.

At least this was true in the early 2000s in Aurora, Colorado.

It is funny to read from the comments here and elsewhere on Lemmy how Trump and MAGA are managing to lower “left-leaning” expectations in the USA in almost every domain.

It’s all practically “oh this guy is not batshit crazy and/or inbred and/or billionaire so he’s fine”.

I see dark times ahead for you guys.

Allow a humble Roman to explain the very simple rule he was taught by his mother at a very young age:

“If you see a dark dot appearing at the horizon, shoot. It’s either a priest or a fascist”

Even if it comes on PC, it will come with the stupid Rockstar launcher.

I have now decided to stop playing games that require anything else than just pure Steam or GOG Galaxy.

This way I could pass to Linux and don’t have to install crappy bloatware on my machine.

I don’t even know if the space in Star Wars is supposed to be empty space like ours. I seem to recall they have a rule not to show anyone ejecting or drifting in space for that same reason.

No.

They are all terrible movies, with droid-like performances, plot holes the size of a Sarlacc pit and effects and fight choreographies as pointless as the little pistons on the exterior of a surrogate hand.

Mark Hamill should be ashamed of agreeing to participate in them, even more to compensate the fact that apparently Ford cannot help himself from doing it here and in the Indy movies.

Two weeks in switching from Windows to Linux and I never once needed to use the equivalent of Task Manager.

It may well have been beginner’s optimism, but still, it did feel strange, so strange indeed that I started wondering whether Linux Mint even had one and I got promptly reassured in my perception by the fact that instead of being named Task Manager (you act with it), it is named System Monitor (you observe with it).

Seems to be a new requirement for a newer driver for experimental. Updating the driver manually to the latest compatible from the Nvidia website did the trick.