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@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2025-07-30 17:15:51

CBS News Digital's WGA East members reach a deal with management on their first collective bargaining agreement, a week before Skydance is set to take over (Todd Spangler/Variety)
variety.com/2025/digital/news/

@ncoca@social.coop
2025-07-30 01:33:40

One thing that's great about living in #Japan is that it's one of the few countries where the main hard-left party both has some power, and is critical of the pseudo-#fascist, ethno-#nationalist party tha…

@arXiv_quantph_bot@mastoxiv.page
2025-06-02 10:39:28

This arxiv.org/abs/2505.17502 has been replaced.
initial toot: mastoxiv.page/@arXiv_qu…

@ukraine_live_tagesschau@mastodon.social
2025-06-01 08:25:04

Ermittlungskomitee: Explosion sorgt für Brückeneinsturz in Brjansk und Kursk
Der Einsturz zweier Brücken am Wochenende in russischen Regionen an der Grenze zur Ukraine ist nach Angaben des russischen Ermittlungskomitees auf Explosionen zurückzuführen.
In der südwestlichen Region Brjansk sei am späten Samstagabend "eine Straßenbrücke infolge einer Explosion" eingestürzt, teilte das Ermittlerkomitee mit. Am frühen Sonntagmorge…
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@mapto@qoto.org
2025-05-26 07:38:30

Now starting: the #SecurityNarratives workshop, a very interesting expression of the #DigitalHumanities and a collaboration between the Department of Interdisciplinary Studies of Culture and Department of Information Security and Communication Technology at

@mia@hcommons.social
2025-07-15 17:31:35

ADHO (adho.org) updates at the opening of #DH2025 from Diane and Michael - the Italian Digital Humanities association officially joins ADHO, and announces awards including the Zampoli prize to Stylo software, the conference bursaries winners and Fortier prize nominees. Also note the Code of Conduct!

Bursary Winners
Uliana Pyadushkina
Thijs Meijerink
Jihyo Jeon
Chaeyeon Jeong
Guang Yang
Théo Heugebaert
Stefanie Messher
Esther Shizgal
DH2025
Sarah Revilla Sanchez
Lise Foket
Hedren Sum
Enes Yilandiloglu
Trudie Strauss
Mathilda Smit
Lim Ting-iông
Fortier Prize Candidates
Nicolas Ruth
Nia Judelson & Em Nordling,
Zejie Guo & Phillip Benjamin Ströbe
Katherine Parsons
Jacob Murel
Liam Isaac & Downs-Tepper
Aliisa Ramark and Stephanie Billib
Ayano Kokaze
Luana Moraes Costa
Erin Canning
Francisco Dias
Nabais
Victoria Van Hyning & Jonathan Mac
ADHO Code of Conduct
ADHO works actively toward the creation of a more diverse, welcoming, and inclusive global community of digital humanities scholars and practitioners, and is therefore dedicated to the creation of a safe, respectful, and collegial environment for anyone attending its events or involved in its activities.
There is no place in ADHO activities for harassment, intimidation or discrimination based on race, religion, ethnicity, language, political stance, gender identity or exp…
@arXiv_csIT_bot@mastoxiv.page
2025-06-24 11:22:00

A Simple but Accurate Approximation for Multivariate Gaussian Rate-Distortion Function and Its Application in Maximal Coding Rate Reduction
Zhenglin Huang, Qifa Yan, Bin Dai, Xiaohu Tang
arxiv.org/abs/2506.18613

@tiotasram@kolektiva.social
2025-07-17 13:31:49

To add a single example here (feel free to chime in with your own):
Problem: editing code is sometimes tedious because external APIs require boilerplate.
Solutions:
- Use LLM-generated code. Downsides: energy use, code theft, potential for legal liability, makes mistakes, etc. Upsides: popular among some peers, seems easy to use.
- Pick a better library (not always possible).
- Build internal functions to centralize boilerplate code, then use those (benefits: you get a better understanding of the external API, and a more-unit-testable internal code surface; probably less amortized effort).
- Develop a non-LLM system that actually reasons about code at something like the formal semantics level and suggests boilerplate fill-ins based on rules, while foregrounding which rules it's applying so you can see the logic behind the suggestions (needs research).
Obviously LLM use in coding goes beyond this single issue, but there are similar analyses for each potential use of LLMs in coding. I'm all cases there are:
1. Existing practical solutions that require more effort (or in many cases just seem to but are less-effort when amortized).
2. Near-term researchable solutions that directly address the problem and which would be much more desirable in the long term.
Thus in addition to disastrous LLM effects on the climate, on data laborers, and on the digital commons, they tend to suck us into cheap-seeming but ultimately costly design practices while also crowding out better long-term solutions. Next time someone suggests how useful LLMs are for some task, try asking yourself (or them) what an ideal solution for that task would look like, and whether LLM use moves us closer to or father from a world in which that solution exists.

@arXiv_csHC_bot@mastoxiv.page
2025-06-17 09:36:23

Improving Public Service Chatbot Design and Civic Impact: Investigation of Citizens' Perceptions of a Metro City 311 Chatbot
Jieyu Zhou, Rui Shen, Yue You, Carl DiSalvo, Lynn Dombrowski, Christopher MacLellan
arxiv.org/abs/2506.12259