Yes, bad outcomes definitely possible: they've happened with previous technologies, too. But extrapolating to super-intelligent machines has a long history: the real damage was elsewhere.

I've disagreed with Bryan about several things, but this I agree with 100%. https://bcantrill.dtrace.org/2026/09/13/the-contagion-of-fear/

Hi from https://cashu.centurymetadata.org

I take birthdays seriously! https://.blossom.band/dd4c1dec153d7b2619e2c115b344d4d250ad89832f94f25a7bfd1d38b0dc127a.jpgbirthday

Don't confuse a 2 week embargo with closed source. They're in a hard place.

Manager of the Lightning Team, she signed the last 5 releases?

You can also restart with --developer --dev-no-version-checks --subdaemon=openingd:/DNE --subdaemon=dualopend:/DNE This prevents new channels from opening (by telling it to use subdaemons which don't exist: the dev option stops it checking at startup). If you think your node is unlikely to be messed up by existing peers, and you're just worried about new ones.

Calle misread. It says upgrade when the release comes, or go --offline. It absolutely did not recommend "shut down NOW" 😕