…I’m not sure if you know what victim blaming is.

Literally the only thing of value the guy has to offer is citizenship. Ironic and sad.

I, unfortunately, have had the pleasure of knowing a couple of ICE agents before all of this and can tell you that their training, at least historically, was more involved than that of your typical police force. They have dedicated training facilities that all members are sent to for several months.

To be fair though, yeah, I’m sure that’s all gone out the window in their current phase rapid hiring any piece of shit that wants to shoot brown people, so the point is moot anyway… nevermind.

Ehh, I wouldn’t be so sure. I’m pretty sure ICE has a decent bit more training than your average municipal cop. A lot of them are ex military as well, such as Jonathon Ross, hence his itchy trigger finger.

I think it’s pretty common these days to have 240v outlets in the kitchen for exactly this reason, no? Same for electric clothes dryers in laundry rooms.

I do wonder then, as new languages and tools are developed, how quickly will AI models be able to parrot information on their use, if sources like stackoverflow cease to exist.

No, they are in fact ICE. And ICE are thugs.

Eh, I haven’t boycott Ubisoft. But also, they don’t make good games so I haven’t bought any either. Might just make it official after this though.

Oh hahaha

He’s not just a moron, but a psychopath.

Wait, is 先生 used as “sir” in Cantonese?

Whoa, we’re not negging here

They do exist, and that can’t be undone, but those depicted in them have not consented to be used in training data. I get the ends, I just don’t think that makes the means ethically okay. And maybe the ends aren’t either, to be fair, without awaiting research on the subject, however one might do that.

Or we could like…not

I feel you may be thinking too deep on this one.

Haha fair enough. It’s kind of hard to define a nominalized verb in English, I feel, so I’d give it to him, but you’re free to pick all the nits 😂

Not quite the same, although interesting!

In this case, “Bukkake” is a noun in both English and Japanese. “Bukkakeru” with the “ru” on the end is the verb form that the noun comes from. English didn’t change it, the picking of nits above just wasn’t quite correct.

It’s the noun form of the verb bukkakeru. Japanese is weird.

God, I hope we probe the oceans of Europa before I die…

Oh absolutely, I did not mean to summarize such a topic so lightly, I meant so solely in this very narrow conversational context.