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@NFL@darktundra.xyz
2025-10-25 22:26:23

Ravens clarify change to Lamar Jackson's injury status ahead of game vs. Bears as NFL plans further review

cbssports.com/nfl/news/ravens-

Ravens clarify change to Lamar Jackson's injury status ahead of game vs. Bears as NFL plans further review
The Ravens changed Jackson's status from 'full participant' to 'limited' on Friday's injury report

@toxi@mastodon.thi.ng
2025-10-26 08:30:03

One of our fave local places to go to for a walk in autumn. This year the colors were especially exquisite...
(Beech forests like these covered two thirds of Germany, but by now they've been dramatically reduced, not just due to logging. Also rising temperatures have been increasing their mortality and general vulnerability...)
#SilentSunday

A colorful autumn beech forest in reds, oranges, yellows and greens, illuminated by the afternoon sun. Pines and bushes in the shade in the foreground, cold light there already. In between is a small forest lake, its surface completely still and mirror-like, reflecting the colorful trees. Altogether, the view feels a little like a painting...
@cdamian@rls.social
2025-11-25 19:08:34

CLR Podcast 454 I Gary Beck
#GaryBeck #CLRPodcast

@peterhoneyman@a2mi.social
2025-12-26 22:21:12

i gave my son-in-law a battery daddy (fully populated), a scrub daddy set, and a gift certificate to fat daddy
#BatteryDaddy #ScrubDaddy #FatDaddy

This photo shows an organized battery storage case displayed on a colorful Persian rug with red, black, and cream patterns. The bright red storage organizer is meticulously arranged with various types of batteries: Battery Organization: The center features a frame of blue cylindrical batteries (AA and AAA batteries) arranged in neat rows around the perimeter Various sizes of button cell and coin batteries are systematically placed in the corners and sides - these appear as silver/metallic ci…
This photo shows an even more detailed view of a well-organized battery storage system, photographed from above on the same beautiful Persian rug. Top Section - Red Battery Organizer: This contains multiple rows of Kirkland brand AA batteries (alkaline, 1.5V) neatly arranged in a red plastic storage case. The white cylindrical batteries are systematically placed in horizontal rows with their positive and negative terminals clearly visible and marked. There appear to be approximately 40+ AA ba…
This photo shows a package of "Colors Scrub Daddy" cleaning sponges displayed on a wooden surface. The bright, eye-catching packaging features the cheerful Scrub Daddy brand design with its signature smiley face logo. Package Contents: The clear window display shows three colorful sponges stacked vertically: Teal/turquoise sponge (top) with a smiling face Orange sponge (middle) with a smiling face Blue sponge (bottom) with a smiling face Each sponge has the characteristic Scrub Daddy design…
This photo shows the storefront of "Fat Daddy's Hot Chicken & Waffles," a restaurant located in Ann Arbor. Building and Location: The restaurant occupies a ground-floor retail space with contemporary architecture featuring a cream/beige upper facade and brown brick accent column. Large floor-to-ceiling black-framed glass windows and doors provide visibility into the interior. The building has additional floors above with red brick exterior and blue-tinted windows. Signage and Branding: A prom…
@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io
2025-10-26 14:53:43

For the love fuck, this is meaningless. LLM models can't shut themselves off. They're never "on" in the first place. They don't have physicality or permanence.
It's an algorithm that transforms one state of data into another, and for each invocation needs to be fed the whole conversation again.
Perpetuating the unhinged bullshit that LLMs are somehow sentient is harmful.
Dear journalists, for the love of Carl Sagan's sweater vest get some actual experts to vet claims from the industry or indusry-adjacent sources and clarify your reporting.
theguardian.com/technology/202

@timbray@cosocial.ca
2025-11-25 19:06:34

RE: hachyderm.io/@molly0xfff/11561
Molly’s gloriously-outsider take on “crypto treasury” companies is excellent. For an insider take on the same issue, see Matt Levine, who in the same column covers sports betting, various colorful fra…

@fortune@social.linux.pizza
2025-11-25 15:00:01

Republic of Ireland <--> Clarified blue porn
-- anagrama

@scott@carfree.city
2025-10-26 22:56:22

This is a weird book because it’s so well-written, darkly witty and clarifying, I can’t stop turning pages, but it also makes me not want to get out of bed. I’m banking on an energizing call to action at the end

The Long Heat: Climate Politics When It’s Too Late, by Wim Carton and Andreas Malm. The cover shows two masked people holding flares on a catwalk above a large rounded gray metal structure, presumably protestors on a piece of oil infrastructure.
@NFL@darktundra.xyz
2025-10-25 21:26:28

Ravens clarify Lamar Jackson's injury report status in statement nytimes.com/athletic/6749873/2

Ravens clarify Lamar Jackson’s injury report status in statement
"Because Lamar didn’t take starter reps in practice, we updated our report to reflect his practice participation," the Ravens stated.

@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io
2025-11-26 15:30:16

The whole thing is optimized for scams, deception and other criminal behavior:
- user interface that deceptively pretends it's a human you're talking to
- claims from companies highly exaggerate capabilities
companies and "experts" constantly hype "AGI" which they (funnily enough) do to both make investors greedier and spread fear and as a distraction because these algorithms can't actually do what they keep promising
- large-scale accounting and financial fraud (e.g. what Nvidia is doing with circular selling)
- biggest case of copyright infringement in history
Note: I think the underlying technology is really cool, and definitely has use cases and can be used for actually good things. But: some technology just has more downsides than upsides, and some should only be used by experts in controlled environments. Leaded gasoline, asbestos and chlorofluorocarbon are also all really cool technology.
In this case perhaps the techology itself doesn't do anything inherently bad, however the people making it are lying about what it can do, the people selling it are motivated purely by greed and the people using it (often forced to do so) are being deceived.