It's an interesting "what if?" in history, but it assumes the Germans negotiated that pact in good faith to assume there would ever be a situation in which they did not break it. In reality, expansion to the east to secure Lebensraum was always part of the plan. If they hadn't attacked in 1941 they would've done so later, but it was always going to happen lest Hitler lose face.
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He's gonna nuke Tehran isn't he?
Who could've guessed that eschewing the US's soft power they built up over decades for Russian style "might makes right" posturing and sabre rattling would not work? Trump is really speedrunning to "Chinese ultimatums" with this fiasco.
"Open sourced", LOL. By that logic Microsoft is open source https://www.techradar.com/news/the-microsoft-source-code-breach-may-be-much-bigger-than-we-thought
Oh yeah, I know their backend didn't get exposed but it's still looking pretty bad on them when you consider their target customer profile is enterprise. Enterprises don't do well with onboarding security liabilities, and having stuff like this happen will almost certainly result in prospective customers considering Anthropic's competitors.
Fascinating look under the covers, and probably the worst thing that could've happened to a startup like Anthropic whose eggs are all in the Claude basket. The most interesting thing about all of this is learning how copyright law will work on AI generated works here.
My bad on misabbreviating Super Sport, thanks for the correction. You are getting my point though, how did folks who actually fought the SS not feel weird driving a car labelled SS? I know I sure couldn't without having some mixed feelings.
Yep, it's just baffling how this cat that we backed further and further into the corner started acting out. Who could've seen that coming?
Yeah, it's the same response I have to seeing it in other places too. Like for example American cars using the "SS" badging for their SuperSpeed variants of popular muscle car models. This goes back to like the sixtees too. Did none of the WW2 vets see an issue with that back then?
That was the point he jumped the shark for me. His Twitter takeover, constant placating of the right and efforts to get Trump re-elected had already pushed him from "edgelord memer and shitposter" to "alt-right nutcase", but the salute immediately jumped him to "irredeemably evil monster".
Yeah, I'd like to know too. Don't leave us hanging OP.
Are we actually sure Trump isn't just an LLM these days? The amount of complete fabrication and nonsense being spewed with such confidence is eerily reminiscent of AI hallucination.
...unless he bombs them first.