What does have to do with the energy efficiency of eating your own children?

How is that ever going to provide more energy than you put into it? That makes Matrix levels of sense.

I have a city created by some outcasts, one of them had a passion for programming, so they created an AI with the intent of protecting the city from the dangerous beasts that lurked outside. Unfortunately, the AI created was intelligent enough, but misaligned with human values. It judged the humans as possible threats to itself and the city (as they knew how to turn it off), and expelled them forcefully outside the walls of the city, where they died.

I think most birth doctors know how to help a trans man give birth.

What does the last one mean in the context of a language model? It’ll describe it to you?

This is mentioned in an Enid Blyton story funnily enough!

Ironically you made more typos than the AI image generator. It’s noble, not Nobel (Nobel is the guy who the prize is named after).

This would be a great question for Randall Munroe, not sure if he’s answering new questions though.

Oh, it’s 2d pixel art. The cover art made the graphics look much cooler.

Thanks!

Can I have a link to the actual article/paper?

So what’s the genetic difference? If the copy was good enough, surely they would be dire wolves? Also, what is the motivation to bring back dire wolves?

You know it wasn’t actually a study on memory?

Hmm, ok, I tried that, and the command hung without logging anything to the terminal or terminating, and /mnt/jack101 ceased to be a folder, and became a binary file - one I didn’t have permission to access

aarvi@fedora:~$ rclone mount jack101: /mnt/jack101/ --network-mode

Sorry, I should have mentioned in the post: curl worked by itself, just not with curlftpfs. Someone else suggested using rclone, so I’m going to try that

Alright, I added the config, and could use an app such as Rclone shuttle to view the files, but at no point could I set a mount point and I’m still not sure how to do that.

Yeah, I tried without the mount point too, but I think that’s just the same as what Nautilus does. There is nothing under /run/user/1000/gvfs

aarvi@fedora:~$ gio mount ftp://jack101:correct%20password@oncilla.mythic-beasts.com /mnt/jack101
gio: file:///mnt/jack101: volume doesn’t implement mount
gio: ftp://jack101@oncilla.mythic-beasts.com/: Location is already mounted

I think it is already mounted, but under the annoying computer:/// virtual directory, not where I want it, and what does it mean by ‘volume doesn’t implement mount’?

Thanks, I tried that and it gave a different error

aarvi@fedora:~$ rclone mount ftp://jack101:correct%20password@oncilla.mythic-beasts.com /mnt/jack101 --network-mode
2025/03/19 14:59:22 NOTICE: Config file "/home/aarvi/.config/rclone/rclone.conf" not found - using defaults
2025/03/19 14:59:22 CRITICAL: Failed to create file system for "ftp://jack101:correct%20password@oncilla.mythic-beasts.com": didn't find section in config file

but I will try to fix it

Hmm, I did try that. It didn’t work, still same error.