Speaking to Wired, Lamm explained that the project was twofold. One part of the project would oversee the genetic engineering and cloning of the ideal dogs for war, and the other would develop tech for them to use on battlefields.

Sounds like weaponized cyborg dogs is where this is going

Probably the first one in the list that has the same title as your post

Well hopefully the quality degrades enough that people stop using Instagram

Local law enforcement were made aware of the situation when West's heirs tried to sell the property, according a police affidavit.

Really bizarre situation, not sure why he would have an expectation of getting away with that

Pretty much only Lemmy. I use it because I believe centralized social media and the companies that run it are killing the internet, and want to put energy into something that might replace it instead of creating free content for Reddit as I did for years.

Nice try, person with inside info about imminent catastrophic USD inflation

That movie was terrifying in general, personally I was more scared of the ceiling lamp

Also blocking communities, if you browse all and hate most of the posts and comments there.

Lemmy DMs are not private, just saying

The type of bias described in the article (more code vulnerabilities if the prompt mentions the code is for groups not aligned with the Chinese government) does not seem like it should be so complicated to avoid.

Yeah idk why I have this impression, I saw it like 30 years ago and don't remember too many details

Only in fiction

There are valid reasons for it, very privacy conscious people often hate sites that require or use javascript because it enables advanced fingerprinting and other threats and is basically impossible to vet

Makes sense, I don't eat meat very often, lots of rice and dried beans, potatoes, oats, stuff like that.

It's a metaphor in the sense that if they didn't get rid of physical disks, they would still be putting games on them that don't work without an internet connection and cannot be resold.

How does it enable large discounts? They're doing this because people found a way to pay them less as long as it's through a gift card?

Maybe should modify "modern tech" to everything downstream of scalable agriculture

I feel like people would buy a game if the alternative was just that you have to compile it yourself and not have Steam achievements

Really important to be building alternatives

Advancing a favorable narrative does seem like the reason for this report, but knowing that Anthropic is very biased isn't enough by itself to say their claims are bullshit. It's still worth considering and critiquing the argument on its own merits, stopped clock is right twice a day and all that.