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- Comment on 2 North American 4 you has been created 1 day ago:
Migration and transplanting of cultures has massively increased in the last 100 years though… Shit changed a lot slower in the past.
- Comment on Invasion Day: police investigate ‘device’ thrown into Perth crowd as huge marches held across Australia 1 week ago:
Yes. Thank you for expanding my point.
- Comment on Invasion Day: police investigate ‘device’ thrown into Perth crowd as huge marches held across Australia 1 week ago:
No, the point is just that. “Anti-immigation” is being used here as a euphemism for “racist”
- Comment on Invasion Day: police investigate ‘device’ thrown into Perth crowd as huge marches held across Australia 1 week ago:
Neither of those things are related to immigration
- Comment on Invasion Day: police investigate ‘device’ thrown into Perth crowd as huge marches held across Australia 1 week ago:
Anti-immigration protesters clash with First Nations people
That’s either some exetremely ignorant anti-protestors, or some shitty journalism. I suspect the latter.
- Comment on Huh? 3 weeks ago:
Why is hanging out for a long time bad, as long as you continue drinking?
- Comment on Huh? 3 weeks ago:
My personal conspiracy theory is that bars have bad acoustics so that you have to shout, so that you get a sore throat, so that you feel like you need to drink more.
- Comment on Digg launches its new Reddit rival to the public 3 weeks ago:
Eh, what’s bad for capitalists is what’s good for the rest of us
- Comment on Digg launches its new Reddit rival to the public 3 weeks ago:
What is reddit speak?
- Comment on Bose open-sources its SoundTouch home theater smart speakers ahead of end-of-life 4 weeks ago:
Idk, it probably has an open backdoor somewhere
- Comment on Sooo... This is happening on Imgur 1 month ago:
Yeah, best politics of any centralised social media by a long shot.
- Comment on Crucial is shutting down — because Micron wants to sell its RAM and SSDs to AI companies instead 2 months ago:
Those are all great books/stories. But they are all off the mark for the AI bubble.
The book you wanna read is John Steinbeck’s The Grapes Of Wrath.
- Comment on WHY??? 2 months ago:
The movement (kinetic energy) is the driver with the atmospheric patterns. There’s no movement in the honey comb.
- Comment on WHY??? 2 months ago:
Unrelated though - that’s a packing efficiency thing.
- Comment on WHY??? 2 months ago:
Presumably to do with vibrations at a harmonic of the RPM?
- Comment on WHY??? 2 months ago:
Wat
- Comment on WHY??? 2 months ago:
Standing wave. Earth kind of has one in the jet stream (3 peaks and troughs though, usually), but you can’t see it with visible light.
- Comment on Americans are holding onto devices longer than ever and it’s costing the economy 2 months ago:
This. I’m just upgrading my galaxy s9 that was released in feb 2018. Although many parts of it are starting to die (e.g. screen burn in, a dew cracks), it’s only because my service provider is killing it off because it doesn’t support VOLTE (and I refuse to use the default Samsung OS).
Upgrading to a fairphone. You better believe that’s gonna last another 7 years.
- Comment on Americans are holding onto devices longer than ever and it’s costing the economy 2 months ago:
Uh… Aren’t the sellers also like… Half of it?
- Comment on Americans are holding onto devices longer than ever and it’s costing the economy 2 months ago:
The economy can go fuck itself. I’d rather have a society and an ecology.
- Comment on Corn 2 months ago:
Thought this was a biblically accurate lorikeet from the thumbnail
- Comment on When you wake up, how long does it take for your brain's "OS" to "resume from hibernation"? 2 months ago:
It’s true! It’s a relatively minor complaint really. Let me pivot: fuck social norms around early starts 😅
- Comment on Mastodon CEO steps down as the social network restructures 2 months ago:
Right, but I mean, the platform was originally designed without them in mind, and there’s no real reason why every piece of software needs to have every piece of functionality… I’m can see why they wouldn’t be prioritising it
I suspect I would love it if groups were in mastodon, but I’m not entirely sure it won’t backfire in some horrendous way (this is social media after all)
- Comment on When you wake up, how long does it take for your brain's "OS" to "resume from hibernation"? 2 months ago:
Jealous
- Comment on Mastodon CEO steps down as the social network restructures 2 months ago:
Mastodon doesn’t have groups?
- Comment on Mastodon CEO steps down as the social network restructures 2 months ago:
“This kind of thing” being big picture dynamics of how to run a social media project.
I’ve also had a mastodon PR stall, but I think they get so many, many with competing demands, and have so few staff, that it’s not really surprising that it’s a bit mess on that front…
- Comment on Mastodon CEO steps down as the social network restructures 2 months ago:
That first post is very good. I really appreciate the way he’s handled the first 10 years, and I hope he has fun doing whatever he does next.
- Comment on Mastodon CEO steps down as the social network restructures 2 months ago:
Eugen has always seemed pretty clear-eyed about this kind of thing.
- Comment on When "AI" content becomes indistinguishable from human-made content, is there, philosophically speaking, any meaningful differences between the two? 2 months ago:
Yeah, I think AI optimising commercial music genres is just effectively doing what the corporate music industry has been doing for years anyway. It’s like gamification of the auditory processing system.
- Comment on When "AI" content becomes indistinguishable from human-made content, is there, philosophically speaking, any meaningful differences between the two? 2 months ago:
It is possible for genAI to be creative in that sense (e.g. move 37), but it’s not possible for it to know whether that new thing is good/valuable/true/whatever. So it can’t challenge an idea in any sense more meaningful than a monkey throwing darts. A human could use it to generate challenges, and then evaluate them, but that’s a different proposition.