If you have kids, then neither. If not, then both.
I never heard of her, to my shame. I’m not a movie person, unfortunately. But I’ll check her out for sure. Thank you for the recommendation!
They finally learned to speak Ukrainian just when I had forgotten how to do it.
I was always way too sensitive, a snowflake, to live among my native countrymen. I still am, so that hasn’t changed. People started to drink a lot of coffee and talk often about it. Even in Kharkiv where coffee was never a thing.
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Перед вторым туром. Владимир Иванидзе – о кризисе во Франции
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A bit off topic, but …
Have you ever crashed ChatGPT to where it flags your conversation as creating an internal anomaly necessitating immediate shutdown?
It wasn’t really fair, BTW.
All I asked was a relatively simple set of questions about its capabilities … and then gave it a functional metaphor for the Entscheidungsproblem to see if it had an angle of attack to solve it.
ChatGPT did not.
Instead, rather than risk getting into unknown (and perhaps unknowable, certainly a bit undecidable) territory, the ChatGPT instance preferred programmatic annihilation to continuing to try to address the problem.
Maybe that was a bit mean, but I had to know.
So there is not only a need for old architects, designers, philosophers, and so on and so forth, but also they appear to be more relevant given the inability of AI to be able to decide what constitutes a good idea.
I was retired but now I’m back at a kind of architecture again, at least after I get these things dealt with back here in the US.
But now I get it: they’re not interested in architecture qua architecture.
They are interested in a particular and perhaps peculiar point of view that cannot be easily simulated.
So this should be rather interesting.
ChatGPT can produce reams of output and can readily replace any role for which “knowing the matters of knowing” can be safely left out.
For everything else, what it includes is unsafe, what it leaves out is dangerous, and the level to which it can simulate a first-order competent conversant is bothersome enough that you will undoubtedly spend time dealing with “Zerg rushes” that the distractions are themselves harmful.
Imagine a denial of service attack on knowledge itself, then scale it up to trans-national infosystems reach.
What happened with Internet Archive in the US courts seems highly relevant.
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Liked this post (this blogger is problematic in many ways, but this rang true):
“Более трети россиян не против ядерного удара по Украине, следует из опроса Левада-центра. … Наибольшую тягу к ядерной войне испытывают пенсионеры”
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основное топливо практически любой войны – люди за 45-50, с особым акцентом на женщин.
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Наиболее детально я разбирал эту ситуацию (с отсылками к индейцам и медицинским диагнозам, и даже выводил усредненный типаж российского доносчика – им оказалась женщина +45, а большинство доносов написанных ими, – вы удивитесь, – на женщин -30) в следующих материалах
Традиционные семейные ценности и Диктатура.
Liked the most the last two parts of this post:
Зависть старческая
А что о зависти говорят ведущие мировые эксперты-социологи?
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В России запустили систему социального рейтинга граждан, которая будет оценивать полезность человека для государства, а также его личные перспективы. Проект социального скоринга «Мы» разработал Российский государственный социальный университет (РГСУ), сообщают «Вести образования». На данный момент участие в программе носит добровольный характер.
AND turns out Старые Песни о Главном was just the beginning:
Минпросвещения предложило переснять 30 советских фильмов и экранизировать 15 книг. Министерство предложило сделать ремейки на «Кортик», «Войну и мир», «Горячий снег», «Как закалялась сталь», «Летят журавли», «Во имя Родины» и другие. К экранизации предложили «Матренин двор» Солженицына, «Севастопольские рассказы» Толстого и другие, говорится на сайте Союза кинематографистов РФ.
I loved the reaction of using their own language to prevent this insanity (regardless of what the actor tried to do in his head):
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