I have yet to hear a convincing scenario for how AI kills a significant portion of humans in 10 years. Getting AI to “align” to human judgment and values is never going to work completely, humans judgment and values are contradictory tradeoffs for a single human and no two humans see eye to eye on everything. Beyond that, achieving “alignment” is something we have failed to achieve and repeatedly failed to achieve with humans each and every time we make a new one. Why would we be able to achieve it with AI? Our prisons are filled with humans that refused to align to a base sort of defined criteria. How can it be that they haven’t sat and thought about this problem for more than a few weeks and come to the same conclusion, at this point it’s almost like these companies must be filled with super technical young engineers that lack experience with and a complete grasp of what it means to be human to start with… oh

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First garden bed ready. Positioned off the back patio. Start at your back door they say. #homesteading #permaculture

It is move in weekend, after the house has finally been finished. The big move will be on Monday, but we will move little stuff in, until Monday. With the straw down for grass seeding, I’m Noticing water flows. I’m thinking of putting trees out here where the rain gutters currently empty into. And diverting the rain gutters into water tanks maybe eventually a cistern. So this back drainage will be overflow into trees. But once we complete the move. The real observation begins. I’m thinking of over seeding this because it’s quite late in January and March. I’m thinking orchard grass and clover, any thoughts? Eventually want to establish fruit trees, chickens, rabbits and sheep (maybe). Southwest Ohio. #permaculture #Ohio #homesteading #resiliance

Expected move in date is second week of November. We put the current house up for sale and we are under contract. Things are happening fast. Any good advice about seeding and starting a lawn?

A weekend with my daughters cubscout troop at Cub family weekend. From my perspective it was all pretty terrible. The food was cheap carbs camp food, the camping was open field in the sun. One night sleeping in camp is always trash sleep. Everything felt rushed, and there were so many kids, each kid only got one rotation on the activities. Getting exposure to the activities is the bright spot, fishing, BB gun range, archery range sounds great on paper. But the limited time makes you question if it’s worth it and the hassle. And the fishing gear is always broken. The fourth “activity” was conservation which was 30 minutes of quizzing the scouts on what recycling is, or what a fossil fuel was or what a renewable resource was, followed by 15 minutes of pulling weeds… and then finally three rounds of tug of war. There are so many things you could actually do for conservation with these age of kids to spend most of the rotation talking made no sense to me and a good quarter of the kids are bored and act out with the other half bored but keeping it together. But as I nurse my sunburn and sore muscles. Some of the worst parts are already fading for me. There were parts where the kids complained, sure. But they say they had fun. A certainly moments where I witnessed them having a blast with their friends, so I hope this will become one of those cases where the adults were miserable but the kids were blissfully unaware, so excited to be doing the novel thing. And memories of Dad at campouts will remain. I got my #31days in today and yesterday for sure. The 14 thousand steps today doesn’t do it justice, carrying the pack and my youngest off and on from station to station (he was too tired to walk before, he is now running laps in the house 😂😆) and packing everything in and out.