Google wins a bankruptcy auction with a $10M bid to acquire deidentified business data, software code, and more from Spirit Airlines to improve its AI models (James Nani/Bloomberg Law)
https://news.bloomberglaw.com/business-an…
@… (I think we agree on this but) if we view capitalism and the market economy as inherently toxic (as I do), is work to make it less unequal not counter productive? We need to be building the new structures, not trying to shore up the wanton excess of the old.
Accidental Gods - The Thrutopian Podcast: Podcasters Unite! Thinking about systemic change with Tim Log…
Tucker Kraft, Green Bay Packers agree to contract extension: Sources https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7370789/2026/09/12/tucker-kraft-contract-extension-packers/
Ein September – viele Möglichkeiten!
Im September ist ganz Deutschland ein bisschen Solawi.
Höfe öffnen ihre Türen. Menschen treffen sich. Wir feiern die Ernährungswende!
Beim Solawi-September 2026 zeigen Solawis, was bei ihnen alles los ist – und laden euch ein, dabei zu sein.
In einer Solawi werden Menschen zu Teilhaber:innen ihrer Lebensmittelversorgung. Und beim Solawi-September kannst du erleben, wie das konkret aussieht.
🌾 Auf dem Acker mitmachen
🌱 G…
Jannik Sinner (1) beats Jan-Lennard Struff 7-5 7-6(4) 6-5
Struff gave it all he had, but Sinner was far too good and might, perhaps, have played himself into a bit of form.
Next for him: Auger-Aliassime or Djokovic
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"Nepal-Tibet flood: this is the cost of not acting in the face of the climate crisis - Sunil Acharya"
#Nepal #Climate #ClimateChange
I agree that discoverability is important, but ACM is a learned society first. Thus, traffic to the DL shouldn’t be the sole metric. I’m not paying membership dues and (outrageous) conference fees on top of it just for the publishing.
It’s a part, for sure, but more importantly, it’s a community that upholds certain academic and professional principles (notably the Code). Or at least it should be.
I agree that discoverability is important, but ACM is a learned society first. Thus, traffic to the DL shouldn’t be the sole metric. I’m not paying membership dues and (outrageous) conference fees on top of it just for the publishing.
It’s a part, for sure, but more importantly, it’s a community that upholds certain academic and professional principles (notably the Code). Or at least it should be.
This is also the reason I despise most requests for content warnings. I do not in fact want to use your schema for this, and people do not in fact agree on what’s triggering. I’m happy to accommodate specific people in some contexts, but for example generally on social media? Sorry, no. The unfollow button is over there.
And it’s not like I go posting spider images or grisly photos or anything. I talk about hard stuff though. usually a little academically, usually a little distantly. And I deeply believe we need more of that and not to bury it under ‘cw: trauma’ or whatever. That warning gives very little information to go on and presumes a whole lot about the schema of the world that does not hold. I won’t be subject to it.
I can exercise care for people in other ways.
And not everyone all the time gets personalized care from me. That’s an impossible demand and should be treated as such.