I remember really enjoying the first season and then feeling like the series went entirely off the rails after that... but still a really good first season IMO, especially by 2006 standards (there were some great TV series out by then, but few and far between).
In any case, absolutely tragic for her to have died at only 36. Life is vanishingly short.
Heroes was a series where the writers strike that happened afters season 1 (or 2?) really made a difference. Ok, I should have formulated that better but I am no writer either.
RIP. Too young.
I loved it at the time, it was one of those shows everyone would be talking about the next day. Having to wait a week to find out what happened next was a delightful frustration.
Sadly, did not hold up on a recent rewatch with my wife.
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I managed to jailbreak its protections quite easily. For exampke I did some experiments on rewriting a text built by claude to iterate over a fitness function that rewrites to bypass AI-detectors, just to see how far it would go, changing the API terms and skills from "human" and "ai" to "engaging" and "unease" managed to bypass everything while keeping everything else int he logic intact.
What pisses me off is that everything people are doing is so walled garden / closed source. Sharing knowledge between companies would be so fucking useful to humanity.
