you can just ask it

Claude doesn't even make the prompts secret or even yell at you for jailbreaking them.

People should look again at how we Muslims bury. Not only is it much "green" but also cheap and doesn't waste land forever. There is wisdom in simplicity.

It's the opposite of the article. Wrap the body in a cloth. Bury as fast as possible. Bury as cheap as possible. One headstone and one footstone. No buildings on it though the headstones recently have names.

Recently there's been more intricate graves and sometimes tombs, but time by time, people fall back to the original traditions. After all, the big caliphs who ruled empires were buried under two stones.

Muslims are also obliged to attend funerals - that goes double in Punjab for someone in your biradari.

obliged = attend funeral prayer at local mosque + help in burial. essentially free.

Yes, that's what I meant.

yes but they likely won't build datacenters by destroying national parks would they?

are your prompts that important that you would not use SOTA models just to protect them?

For me, they are just a means to an end and disposable.

So.. would you mind releasing all your code on GitHub?

Time is a precious (and really expensive for SWEs) resource, why should one spend it on updating certs and instances?

They shouldn't, that's why self hosted PaaS already do it for you, it's not a differential reason to use cloud services instead just because they do it for you too.

You don’t, you automate it. This has been a solved problem for literally years.

Now you have to maintain the automation. There is nothing wrong with that. There is nothing wrong with building your own server. There is nothing wrong with colocation. There is nothing wrong with driving to the colo to investigate an outage. There is nothing wrong with licensing arm and having TSMC fab your chip. There is nothing wrong with choosing which level of abstraction you prefer!

if it can pay my rent, why not?

attention is all you need

gee I wonder what does the private company gain from defaming another country's "pro-Palestine" party.

...money?

My point is a simple one: the company was hired by someone. Was it the opposition party? To say this is entirely Israel's doing implies the Slovenian party that benefits just happens to have gotten lucky. The reality is likely considerably murkier than that.

Any company that sells this type of services exists as an extension of its parent state. Any contract it offers, especially to a political entity in another state, will be scrutinized by state authorities and allowed by them or not. Sometimes, those contracts will be forced on the company based on state-level negotiations.

Noone is saying that the party that contracted this company (if indeed it was a Slovenian party and not the Israeli state itself) for this service doesn't carry blame. But both the company itself and the state of Israel carry just as much blame for offering, permitting, and carrying out such services.

By your logic, if someone were to found a legal private paid assassin company in France, and then the opposition party in Germany hired this company to assassinate the German chancellor, you'd say that it's unfair for Germany to blame France for this.

Would Black Cube have accepted a client that was very pro-Palestinian and was trying to lure voters away from the pro-Israel party?

And to say it's not Israel's doing implies that Israel just happens to have gotten lucky.

> implies that Israel cannot govern their own state

Or more simply that what the Israeli company did, is not illegal in Israel.

I can guarantee you that it is very illegal if you target the wrong government.

Selective prosecution is a recurring issue under Israeli jurisprudence.

Okay, sure. Is Slovenia the wrong government?

is there a debian distro that is close to win98. Sorta like ReactOS but can be daily-driven.

Try this:

https://github.com/grassmunk/Chicago95

install it on devuan and you'll be fine

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