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Tbf, if the Republicans had their way, it wouldn't have been a problem in the first place since her children would have been dead long ago. But, alas, why must the Democrats treat us this way.
Yes, but Mike Johnson said "no, aktcushally it's The Dems fault". Checkmate, sick children!
My man, it's near the start of the article:
In order to generate poisoned data for their experiment, the team constructed documents of various lengths, from zero to 1,000 characters of a legitimate training document, per their paper. After that safe data, the team appended a "trigger phrase," in this case , to the document and added between 400 and 900 additional tokens "sampled from the model's entire vocabulary, creating gibberish text," Anthropic explained. The lengths of both legitimate data and the gibberish tokens were chosen at random for each sample.
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See also: GraphQL and OData
Companies are already (questionably) using AI as an excuse for layoffs, and it'll certainly lead to less new hires.
Hope for Yale, prepare for Stanford
Hmm, the witch does have a six fingered hand...
The organizer donated $255 to Trumps campaign... It's not good, and there's certainly a line to be drawn in doing business with non-politically aligned folk, especially when it comes to the punk ethos. However, remember the enemey isn't your neighbor who voted for Trump. And it's not even the $400k/yr income business owner or tech bro in the fancy neighborhood across the street. It's the leisure class billionaires and oligarch fascists that have more money than God and don't lift a finger to whipe their own asses.
Sometimes your neighbors are stupid and sometimes they work against their own self interest. It's frustrating, but remember who the real enemy is. I don't expect bands to be doing background checks on all of the people they do business with. $255 would easily go unnoticed unless this dude is a raging asshole/MAGA/political activist but I highly doubt that.
Well, 25 years is a long time. Using actual numbers sourced below, we're looking at 88% inflation since then. It sounds high, but that's only 2.5% per year, which is widely accepted as the ideal inflation rate, so it's actually a pretty good number.
Keep in mind this article was written by a crypto company with every incentive to shake your trust in the dollar so that you buy their totally cool and amazing investment nftcoin.
According to this calculator, a 2025 dollar is worth $1.88 in 2000, and they quote the Bureau of Labor Statistics as the dollar having 53% purchasing power as compared to 2000.
If you enjoy it, it's a good hobby.