TragicNotCute

Slemmer was taunted, beaten, and slashed. Shipp used a box cutter to carve a pentagram into her chest while she was still alive. Finally, Pike smashed Slemmer’s skull with a large chunk of asphalt, killing her. Pike kept a piece of Slemmer’s skull. Pike began to show off the piece of skull around the school, and the three were arrested within 36 hours.

I can understand why it’s difficult to sympathize with someone who has done something so heinous.

After Pike’s trial, the Tennessee Department of Correction adopted a policy requiring death-row inmates to be held in maximum-security conditions. As such, Pike has been held in solitary confinement since 1996.

This is why she starts to get some sympathy from me. That’s truly awful and not something anyone deserves.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christa_Pike

I think it’s just an easier way for the news to describe it to the every man. In reality, this is a combination of sandbox failures, what I’d have to imagine is incorrect prompting, and most concerningly, alignment issues in the models themselves.

It’s the best. We have auto locking deadbolts that lock themselves after a period of time. Each family member has their own code to get in and it has a normal key hole if you want.

Nah, it’s more the two pizzas thing.

I imagine they were talking about destruction in a practical sense. Disassembling the book and scanning it like that is faster and cheaper than purpose build book scanning machines.

Additionally, court documents indicate they generally just throw them away afterwards. So the knowledge is retained, but that book is destroyed.

https://tagteam.harvard.edu/hub_feeds/3415/feed_items/14341220

There are a number of stories of accidents or damage in airplane where people with their belts buckled live and those that don’t, die. Definitely a good call.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloha_Airlines_Flight_243

It’s interesting that the same laissez-faire attitude doesn’t carry over to you owing them money.