It is imperative for game preservation though.

If the game is fully or even partially unplayable due to an a bug in the emulator, this really impacts the ability for future generations to experience these games, or these modes in these games.

As you said, its fantastic that people care this much.

Not all of us are 100 years old.

It's all a bit hyped up for the media though. It's like saying a rapist is good but a murder is bad. Both are bad, you can argue either way but ultimiately both OpenAI, Anthropic and likely Google will enable/disable whatever systems to allow killing humans if it means they get a big check from the US Gov.

Anthropic has let its system kill humans, although it happened in a roundabout way which in my opinion, doesn't dissolve their responsibility.

"A computer can never be held accountable, therefore a computer must never make a management decision".

The fact we are drifting away from this every day scares me.

I understand what you're saying, it's incredible technology and I use it everyday in my work, but we are too busy racing to one up each other and ignoring the critical safety components, which is extremely dangerous and irresponsible. Even Anthropic to your point, was supposed to be the safer AI company when they started out, but they continue to move away from that path slowly. The problem is the cat's out of the bag and people won't stop now unless something terrible happens. Question is, how bad of an event will it be?

They are called "Lego" not "Legos".

I thought this forum was for intellectual discussion, full of intellectual people. You're a pseudo-intellectual at best.

I collect Hot Wheels but have always found Lego to be annoying.

It's a pain in the ass to put together, pain in the ass to move, pain in the ass to collection. The costs are out of this world and most collectors don't even build their sets, they keep it in the box from 20 years ago. At least with Hot Wheels you can see the car inside even when still packaged.

Yeah that's a completely different approach, I buy lego to have access to more pieces so that when I dump them all on the floor and build whatever comes to mind I have more to play with.

I personally joined HN because of various AI discussions.

Comparatively, other sites such as Reddit, Twitter and YouTube just shill content, applications or products. A ton of the posts on Reddit are just AI written ffmpeg wrappers which no one should care about but apparently people do...

Upvoting rings on Reddit are likely not policed like they are here. That is to say, I wouldn't assume there is real interest based on Reddit points.

Their free DNS is only a small piece of the pie.

The fact that 30%+ of the web relies on their caching services, routablility services and DDoS protection services is the main pull.

Their DNS is only really for data collection and to front as "good will"

> The fact that 30%+ of the web relies on their caching services

30% of the web might use their caching services. 'Relies on' implies that it wouldn't work without them, which I doubt is the case.

It might be the case for the biggest 1% of that 30%. But not the whole lot.

>'Relies on' implies that it wouldn't work without them

Last time Cloudflare went down, their dashboard was also unavailable, so you couldn't turn off their proxy service anyway.

I believe a service like this could succeed if the initial base model wasn't Stable Diffusion and wasn't trained internet scrapes without the copyright permissions.

Their solution basically just amounts of "Ethically sourced Styles" which still has all the red tape that a normal text2image model has because majority of the data is still unapproved for use in an AI model.

Businesses didn't want to get wrapped up in a pesudolegal model that really has no better legality than base SD.

This seems probable. Much like near universal consumption of birth control for woman.

It's entirely a cost equation right now though.

I do think its all a bit dystopian though.

This language could mog the ASU frat leader into a career ending cortisol spike. Clav finally has some clapback after getting trolled by an foids all day.

I pay my internet bills for this

Extremely online friends