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@MiaMarkTwo@syzito.xyz Technically the bucket is a head covering not a face covering 🤣😂
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@koen_hufkens@mastodon.social
@koen_hufkens@mastodon.social Our business systems do not systematically elevate the most skilled leaders. I think they actually select for anti-empathy and it is empathy actually helps figure out problems and efficiency much better
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@ketan@climatejustice.social
@ketan@climatejustice.social govts should require stricter air and sound emissions reguations - and push a high percentage of regional renewable energy to supply them. That way when the AI bubble bursts - there will be lower cost power source built for the future
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@petergleick@fediscience.org
@petergleick@fediscience.org Breakeven was crossed in year seven, but as importantly, energy price independence was achieved from year zero! At least to whatever degree your system was provisioned at.
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@pixelfed@mastodon.social
@pixelfed@mastodon.social Congratulations, you are big enough to be a (tiny?) threat to Meta?
I don't know if someone specifically managed to slip random Gremlin & Goblin talk into chatgpt, but if they're out there I salute you - doubly so if you managed to do it by injected scraped training data.
Any why would anyone want to supress goblins anyway? Everyone loves to hear about goblins and gremlins, even in everyday discussions. Every mention of goblins and gremlins brightens a human's day.
#ai #gremlins #goblins
https://www.businessinsider.com/openai-really-really-wants-gpt55-stop-talking-about-goblins-2026-4
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@gabrielesvelto@mas.to
@gabrielesvelto The AI push was definitely the more effective than the above in how it collected investment and rolled out a massive money wave, but I suspect the energy crunch from the Iran war after effects will pop the AI bubble.
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@gabrielesvelto@mas.to
@gabrielesvelto I think it's sort of going on a tangent to put the blame on the tech when there is so much bad management at the core of the bubble. AI is also being used as a scapegoat to cover the results of previous bad management decisions.
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@violetblue@mastodon.social
@violetblue Ok now we know this info, os there some way to muster blue politicians to vote against it in all the states this is in play. It has already gooten pretty far in the blue state of California
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@4censord@unfug.social
@4censord@unfug.social @snow@beasts.life @WerySkok@mastodon.ml @volt4ire@mastodon.social On macos you can install anything, but you will get one "this was downloaded from the internet, are you sure" dialog when running it
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@axbom@axbom.me
@axbom The answers you seek are drawn from the probability distribution and Sturgeons Law is in force with the training data
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturgeon%27s_law
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@taylorlorenz@mastodon.social
@taylorlorenz@mastodon.social Who is paying for the lobbyists for this seemingly worldwide campaign for the legislation to install identity surveillance everywhere "for the children"?
And why, even in blue states, are the politicians always so eager to enable tools so easily abused by authoritarian, fascist governments
Idle thought of the morning (not super original - sometimes I write just to get the thought out of my head): when email spam first started being a problem, all the initial filtering technologies were built into local mail reading clients. People could customize what filtering they wanted. For most modern social media channels, this is impossible, and users are forced to reject the app entirely, or accept "the algorithm". It's a good reason to be on Mastodon/fedi
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@wtrmt@mastodon.social
@wtrmt@mastodon.social @JugglingWithEggs@mstdn.social
| One of the differences is that when there are big failures of infrastructure, usually the state is liable, which carries political repercussions.
I'm not sure I follow, is a repercussion that the infrastructure gets fixed if a previous attempt fails?
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@joe@f.duriansoftware.com
@joe@f.duriansoftware.com What ancient technology- today you can get that downloaded and installed from a browser ad 🤣
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@adritheonly@mastodon.social
@adritheonly One of the best ways to advance community gardens is to look for unused property at the local government level. Get together with gardeners-to-be to see it can be allocated for community use. It's local, an accessible action, and grows community
Football stadium turned into a community garden. I love it.
https://kottke.org/25/11/football-stadium-turned-community-garden
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@zeblarson@hcommons.social
@zeblarson@hcommons.social if the Teen Vogue political desk formed their own media outlet I would seriously consider subscribing
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@Ateriath@fosstodon.org
@claesdevreese@mastodon.social @Ateriath@fosstodon.org @joelle@social.joelle.us there could some tech tools built for journalists (and really anyone on someone else’s host) to ensure migration, identity, or maybe even automatic official to personal acct mirror posts.