#NotNews

#Many of you have been #asking how I knew #PocoPsirens #TwitchChannel and well it’s not #information I seek out #gross

BUT #BlueBeanBear used to be his #prisoner and has been dishing all his #secrets #wink

So yes this is indeed #PocoPsirens… maybe someone can #send him to then#DogGroomer #Teehee…

♪ "淋しい熱帯魚" by "Wink" (1989) on album "SELECTION -25th Anniversary Self Selection-", Composed by "尾関昌也" #NowPlaying ♬

投稿者がこの楽曲を再生した回数は "4回" です(｀・ω・´)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5PR0RaojXs

#歌ってみた #配信

#Wink

Given a recent USA headline about how the new crop of incoming freshmen college students can't even read well enough to read a complete sentence, I had a sudden burst of inspiration. I believe I have solved a long-standing scientific problem.

It's the Fermi paradox: given how we think intelligent life evolved from sterile chemicals on a primordial Earth, and that there are billions of planets capable of the same sort of process, even if a tiny proportion of those potential sources did go on to bring forth intelligent life, there should be many - thousands, maybe millions - that *did* give rise to intelligent life.

The paradox is, given all these intelligent species out there, why have we heard from precisely zero of them?

There are lots of theories as to why this is. The most pessimistic ones tend to say that intelligent life inevitably does something to eliminate itself, (geologically) soon after becoming intelligent, so they aren't around long enough for them to send messages, or they do so for such a tiny window of time that it doesn't overlap with *our* tiny window. Causes: nuclear war, #environmental #catastrophe, etc.

I now believe that it's simpler: a society of intelligent life eventually invents #LLMs / "AI", and then deskills itself so rapidly in a race to the bottom of the effort-skill curve that they no longer exist, or at least not at a level to be capable of sending messages to us.

We're doing it now.

#AI #life #Fermi #FermiParadox #intelligence #wink

TIL that:

Note that Podman has to be run as root in order to use macvlan.

which actually sucks because I expected to expose some rootless containers (non HTTP) stuff on the LAN... At least, on , I can send them to jail.

EDIT: further readings reveal pasta can solve problems. Looks like solving problems is an Italian thing #wink #privateJoke