anzo
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- Comment on Organic Maps migrates to Forgejo due to GitHub account blocked by Microsoft. 1 week ago:
GAFAM is all one hydra.
- Comment on Tea time 3 weeks ago:
Agreed. And I have to say, to me it did seem like a reaction that came from rock bottom (in his individuality). And it was interesting to see other healthcare companies (like the one called blue-something) revisiting their recent measures on screwing people…
This reminds me of anarchistic work from Severino Di Giovanni…
- Comment on Never in my life has it been harder to control my spending impulse than this moment 3 weeks ago:
iirc the admins and users from hexbear already moved to another platform (not lemmy), this is just what 1 admin decided to do some time before that ‘split’ happened (again, the majority already moved out)
- Comment on Tea time 3 weeks ago:
I agree… like on a theoretical level. Then, USA is what it is, with their school shootings and all. So, what Luigi Mangione (or someone else) did should be seen in that context. There’s a certain virtue in knowing to direct your anger/ despair to those causing, enjoying, and profiting over your misery. And it wasn’t a mere revenge act, it was full of symbolism.
- Comment on Low Budget Terminator 3 weeks ago:
Another remake movie that’s not better or even up to the standard set by the original. At least they didn’t spend a whole lot of money.
- Comment on The Fediverse Isn’t the Future. It’s the Present We’ve Been Denied. 4 weeks ago:
Not one mention to moderation. The strength and focus of our “small isles” is on taking control of moderating the contents. We can stop fascists posts, and we can share alternative narratives (e.g. solarpunk) to Sillicon Valley. Plus, spoiler alerts as content warnings, etc. I think mastodon with their covenant is the greatest example of this ethos.
- Comment on put that in your pipe and smoke it 4 weeks ago:
And it has glycosides too! So it may also be toxic to humans.
- Comment on a strong beak, of course 4 weeks ago:
Thanks, that clarifies the… Aliens?
- Comment on The biggest breach of US government data is under way 5 weeks ago:
Hey, no spoilers!
PS. I just started to watch “zero day” Netflix series, with Robert DeNiro. It’s quite good. But I thought it was the Russians…
- Comment on Turning a mini-pc into a WiFi access point 5 weeks ago:
Not sure if this is what you’re are after, but github.com/lakinduakash/linux-wifi-hotspot allows, among other things, to share the Ethernet-connected PC internet (with VPN if needed) as a WLAN for TVs, Phones, etc.
- Comment on Stop Censoring Abortion: The Fight for Reproductive Rights in the Digital Age 1 month ago:
To make things more infuriating, Meta was found “unable” to stop or censor hate speech in many opportunities…
- Submitted 1 month ago to fediverse@lemmy.world | 4 comments
- Comment on DeepSeek Proves It: Open Source is the Secret to Dominating Tech Markets (and Wall Street has it wrong). 1 month ago:
Not exactly sure of what “dominating” a market means, but the title is on a good point: innovation requires much more cooperation than competition. And the ‘AI race’ between nations is an antiquated mainframe pushed by media.
- Comment on Flohmarkt - a Fediverse replacement for Facebook Marketplace 1 month ago:
“Facebook” is an equally alienating name if you don’t know English. But I agree, German is difficult!
- Comment on it's just a suggestion 4 months ago:
Or decide not to kill their relatives. Like in previous revolutions ;)
- Comment on the lifestyle 4 months ago:
Did anyone read the grammar of graphics paper from Hadley Wickham? I kind of enjoyed it a lot, and got to know what’s the power source really. I’m amazed so many software libraries came to reinvent compossibility in such unergonomic ways… But it’s nice to have options.
I think I might prefer base R over matplotlib though… :p
- Comment on the lifestyle 4 months ago:
Can you do a plot a hundred times with a hundred different datasets with these templates? Without having to apply such template to each file, just pointing to the folder with them…
To me that’s the whole point of programming, you can automatically do a thing and it doesn’t matter if it took an hour to write the code. Once you have it, you point it to the folder with all datasets, iterate over while you drink a coffee and then you have the hundreds of plots.
- Comment on short kings 5 months ago:
I only learnt this recently, buy snail depictions were ubiquitous in gothic manuscripts’ marginalia. Oftentimes, with social implications, very much like satire. The snail, being slow and seemingly harmless, simbolizes futility or absurdity of certain endeavors. There’s many interpretations among historians and art enthusiasts.
- Submitted 5 months ago to science_memes@mander.xyz | 12 comments
- Comment on I hate how anything without "world" in its name is just about the US 5 months ago:
I have filtered out some terms: elon musk and donald trump
- Comment on Dreams come true 5 months ago:
In computer science, garbage in, garbage out (GIGO) is the concept that flawed, biased or poor quality (“garbage”) information or input produces a result or output of similar (“garbage”) quality. The adage points to the need to improve data quality in, for example, programming.
There was some research article applying this 70s computer science concept to LLMs. It was published in Nature and hit major news outlets. Basically they further trained GPT on its output for a couple generations, until the model degraded terribly. Sounded obvious to me, but seeing it happen on the www is painful nonetheless…
- Comment on Meta fined $102 million for storing passwords in plain text 6 months ago:
They still store the passwords like that? I remember that quote of Zuckerberg doing so, in the early days, and boasting about it to a friend… This was so outrageous at the time. Now it’s beyond absurdity… Not to mention the fine is so small!
