Yes back then we didn't have Facebooks and Mypages. We didn't even have blogs really. If you wanted to post something on the internet you got yourself a Geocities account and made your own homepage using HTML. That usually just meant putting up dozens of animated gifs saying the page was under construction. If you wanted everyone to know you were a really edgy badass who didn't play by the rules you'd have some laughing skulls and a gif of Diablo doing his attack animation. If you actually had something to say on your page you could use the
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so that everyone would know just how important the message was, and also to give them eye cancer.
Its not a guarantee of flawless operation thats required, its a source of liability if something goes wrong. Someone has to be responsible if the latest update blows everything up.
And the point of the vote isnt that they think it will cause the files to be released, its to force Republicans to either vote against Trump or go on record with an officially recorded vote that can be hammered in future elections.
Its been pretty obvious for a long time that peaceful reunification is unlikely under current conditions and public desire for it is just being used as leverage. Every decade that rolls by the two nations move further apart culturally and economically, and the number of people who remember a unified Korea shrink.
Exactly! This way you get to murder both Tuvix and Neelix at the same time. Then you can merge Neelix and Tuvix, then split and merge and split and merge over and over until you just have a big screaming pile of twisted cells begging for death. Then you order Tuvok to end its misery and everyone will agree it was the right thing to do.
War plans. Classified information in general will cause some trouble, but mostly for the person who leaked it. War plans, on the other hand, will be recovered by any means necessary, up to and including lethal force without warning.
Trump cant even sit though his own briefings unless they put pictures and his own name all over them. And he certainly doesn't care about things like evidence or history, real or fake.
Just from a few hours feeding it old prompts, GPT-5 seems to be about as accurate as o3 and almost as stubborn as o4. Im going to guess making it more stubborn was how they juiced the accuracy numbers.
Yes back then we didn't have Facebooks and Mypages. We didn't even have blogs really. If you wanted to post something on the internet you got yourself a Geocities account and made your own homepage using HTML. That usually just meant putting up dozens of animated gifs saying the page was under construction. If you wanted everyone to know you were a really edgy badass who didn't play by the rules you'd have some laughing skulls and a gif of Diablo doing his attack animation. If you actually had something to say on your page you could use the
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html tag</blink>
so that everyone would know just how important the message was, and also to give them eye cancer.