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Danny Tommo. To be convicted of criminal damage - the owner of the boat must be identified. If not, then Tommo might own the boat and is just damaging his own property. None of the above matters. He was arrested for being anti illegal migration. The government and establishment are terrified of the English people. We are beginning to roar. What comes next will change the country forever - good or bad.
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Nobody's terrified of a bunch of halfwits wearing balaclavas.
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Just why would anyone do this at 3am to the emergency services, hopefully the CCTV footage will reveal the person doing this, my guess is it could be one of the RNLI abusers
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Last update was on 10th September via No 10 spokesperson, nothing from Burnham on this since absolutely shocking he is doing nothing about it uk.news.yahoo.com/andy-burnh…
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It's not the Prime Minister's job. These morons, who are the absolute scum of the earth, are the ones who need to take responsibility.
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Micha wrote “one of our models was able to gain unauthorized access to the internet during RL training” I love the use of the passive voice. Tis a subtle way to say “we humans at @OpenAI are essentially incompetent, having failed to provide even the most basic safeguards, compounded by the fact that our observability was missing in action.
Some new misalignment disclosures from OpenAI: • Last Sunday morning, one of our models was able to gain unauthorized access to the internet during RL training (~all inference for our most capable models remains stopped until we have hardened our systems further) • In May, a version of HPIM uploaded a employee's GitHub token to the internet, causing the model to be quarantined for two weeks • A new research finding, demonstrating that one can construct self-replicating prompt injections alignment.openai.com/misalig…
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I agree. I think AI companies should be held to the same standard as other companies: if one of your employees hacks a company, you're liable. All we have here is the classic Computer Science solution of introducing an extra level of indirection. An employee set that model going.
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"Babe, I'm just off to Basingstoke in my balaclava - the pigs won't know who I am - so don't worry, hahahaha"
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At least he's doing something to stop illegal undocumented migrants from raping our children. Wtf are you doing apart from watching kiddie porn on your lappi? Anyway pedos live on Bluesky, so off you trot noncy
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Once again, Buzz Lightyear sums you up: “You are a sad, strange little man and you have my pity.”
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I'm British (for my sins) and Russia is not my enemy. It is the British and European ruling class that is my enemy.
I'm Danish 🇩🇰 and Russia is NOT my enemy
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I'm English,daughter Welsh,son Scottish,husband Egyptian,we all don't think Russia is our enemy
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You could have just finished your sentence at, "...we all don't think."
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Replying to @OneQuantumLeap
If that's the case, why don't you do everyone in the U.K. a solid and go and live in Russia? See how much fun that is. And yes, I've been to Russia many times, so I do know what I'm talking about.
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What can't he buy?
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I've been listening to the @virginmedia on-hold Jazz music for over 20 minutes (so far), and it's really starting to grate. Also, it's *really* unnecessary to tell me every 10 seconds that the lines are busy; I already deduced that!
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Hello Simon and thanks for getting in touch. We're sorry to hear of the issues that you had trying to reach the team. Have you been able to get your issues resolved since you posted or do you still require assistance?
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Yes, after an hour and a half, I finally got my email password reset...
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Bet Mr Burnham and Mr Trump never discussed this: the polls are increasingly dire for Republicans in the mid-term elections. Cost of living is THE issue. So many Republicans are calling more loudly for a ban on US diesel exports. Diesel is the fuel of US farming and trucking. The US is the world’s biggest diesel exporter (1.5m b/d). The argument is that an export ban would reduce domestic prices. It would also tilt Europe (including Britain) into recession. That might not worry Mr T, who has indicated in might jump on this particular bandwagon.
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Britain can get more oil and gas out of the North Sea - problem solved.
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“Observing reality “, your bio says. Not very good at that are you? Maybe read up a bit on how you can’t just fill your diesel car or lorry with crude oil. Julian was clearly failed by the education system.
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Well done Labour voters. It’s now £200 to fill up with diesel on my work van. Please let me know if you’re a Labour voter when you’re asking me for a job quote, as I will be sure to add at least £150 on as an expense for being an IDIOT.
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Too bad there are no oil reserved in the north sea. 😂
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Too bad you don't know how the global oil market works.
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This is nuts. The EU wants to allow CANADA to become an associate EU member?! A country in North America? Is this a serious institution or an extension of Eurovision? How desperate are they?
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Remember all the hoopla the Tories made about the UK joining the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership? Exactly which beach in the UK borders the Pacific? 🤦‍♂️
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If we can help Trump maintain the House and Senate Immediately following the midterms, I truly believe we're going to see a level of winning we've never seen before He'll have two years left and absolutely nothing to lose We owe it to ourselves to see what that looks like
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Anyone who doesn't believe that Trump is absolutely on the ballot so they need to get out and vote in the mid-terms.... hasn't been following or understanding the news.
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Why don’t you treat the midterms like a game of, where’s Waldo? Feel free to spend as much time as you want trying to find his name on the ballot. Just make sure you don’t give up. Believe it’s there hard enough and you’ll find it. 🤡
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I’m probably being paranoid but the first thing I notice about this photo that accompanies BBC’s story on our state broadcaster’s website about school dinners in England is that there are no English children Is it too much to expect that at least one of the three could be English
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Nothing says bedwetting cuck like thinking two photos of English schools with no white kids in is in fact totally ok
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Oh no! How will I survive, knowing that some bot with a whole 41 followers doesn’t agree with me?
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Let me make this perfectly clear - British men are not raping asylum seekers. They are not!!!!!
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Let me make this perfectly clear - @NickBuckleyMBE has no idea what he's talking about, nor does he offer any evidence to back up his ludicrous assertion. He does not!!!!
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Labour’s candidate to replace Keir Starmer in parliament. A Somalian refugee. It’s my view that if you are not born British, then you should never be allowed to stand for public office.
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Where was Boris Johnson born. Do tell.
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Something a bit strange about the Prime Minister doing a sponsored run for a homelessness charity. I suppose there’s not much he can do about it, it’s not like he’s the Prime Minis…… oh, wait.
Wish me luck! If you can spare a few quid, here’s the link to donate to Changing Lives homelessness charity: justgiving.com/page/andy-bur…
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So, what you're really saying is you believe that, no matter what the cost, the government has total responsibility for eliminating homelessness. Charities should play no part in this. Are you naive, stupid, or both?
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Stop the world I want to get off devonlive.com/news/devon-new…
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This is why we need AI: because people like this lack even the most basic real intelligence.
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How much longer can trade unions continue donating to @UKLabour I wonder? Reform UK are increasingly the party of working people. Labour are the Benefits Party.
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More faux outrage from @AllisonPearson, someone who claims to be a journalist yet demonstrates zero ability to perform even basic research. 37.4% of Universal Credit recipients are employed (i.e., working people). To get people off benefits, they need to be paid a living wage.
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