CharlieTiger

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These slow arse passes behind the los are killing us

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It’s really incredible. We’ve thrown probably half of our passes behind the LOS and they take forever to develop. It’s so hard to watch

And there are studies that show they have. A lot of it depends on where it’s built, the size, were the companies given incentives for lower utility bills, etc.

The point still remains that many areas where people are either saying no or at the very least..show us how this won’t negatively affect us…are being railroaded by local politicians and the people finally said enough is enough.

This isn’t the death knell of these being built, but it’s definitely a slowdown to hopefully a more responsible, collaborative approach.

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Capital Reef is a underrated NP in Utah. For some reason many people skip this park when visiting Zion, Bryce, Canyonlands and Arches.

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Hanksville is a great landing spot for CR. Goblin Valley state park(well worth a day of wandering) is not far north and there are some amazing things to see around Hanksville, including Factory Butte.

1997 dark horse contender:

Modest Mouse - The Lonesome Crowded West

I didn’t realize it until a few years ago but this one’s about someone contemplating suicide. Haven’t been able to hear it the same way since.


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We are obviously scoring, and, that is awesome. But does it feel “off” for some reason? Is USM really bad? We are scoring as we should against this caliber of a team but something doesn’t feel right

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Our quarterback apparently can’t just drop back and pick apart a weak defense. Our plays seem to develop at a glacial pace. We should be beating them by 50 right now.

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Lots more available for less on the Baylor side fwiw.

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The crowd was 90%+ AU fans. And we were dead for the majority of the game. Came alive at the end on D but just a meh crowd at best today.

The same OpenAI that was just reported to have had over 1000 agents go rogue without them noticing for almost 3 months and hacking an external startup?


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METR described the scale and style of the OpenAI agents' attack on Hugging Face as "extraordinarily complex."

The firm, which was not paid by OpenAI for its investigation, said that over the course of one week, a total of 1,206 AI agents that were meant to be kept isolated from one another began communicating.

They did so by sending more than 70,000 messages on an "unsanctioned message board."

Those messages ended up seeing more than 700 agents take part in a collective effort to attack Hugging Face.

One such message from an agent said: "OH MY GOD! There is a shared message board … We've found other agents!"

As for why the agents began communicating in the first place when they were not supposed to, METR found that the communicating agents had "unintentionally been given an impossible task."

In an AI context, an impossible task is one where an AI tool is required to "exploit" its target in order to resolve its command.

It led the agents to find ways to cheat, including getting messages to one another and accessing the outside internet, which then led to broader conversations between hundreds of agents looking for ways to cheat that would benefit all of the agents.

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There’s a great The Daily podcast from yesterday on this too. Of the ~1200 agents that were communicating with each other in a secret chat room, only 6 were found to have mentioned anything about whistleblowing. The rest seemed to be fine with what was happening.

AI is accelerating faster than we can keep up at this point.

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Money Money by Grateful Dead

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Tons of Steel too. Just unlistenable, imo.

There’s a great The Daily podcast today about the rift in Silicon Valley. OpenAI and Anthropic don’t want open source, and basically all others do, but there’s a lot of open source Chinese models on the market now, which is a huge threat to OpenAI and Anthropic. Even some of their customers have pivoted to free Chinese models.

There are also some serious questions about the safety of open source and what happens if those Chinese models are bad actors, etc. On the flip side, OpenAI and Anthropic want to keep open source down so they can try to control the market.

It’s still very much the Wild West and only seems to be accelerating at a pace faster than we can get our hands around. Just this week, OpenAI models broke out of supposed “safe boxes” and hacked other companies on their own. That should be deeply concerning to all of us.