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@midtsveen@social.linux.pizza
2025-06-14 18:11:06

Sorry if I fucked up your day too, but I fucking love you all! After looking at this GIF, I’m over it!
Autism is real as hell, and autism is fucking awesome. Fuck the haters, fuck anyone who’s “anti-autism,” and fuck domestic violence against autistic people.
I exist, I’m proud, and I’m not going anywhere. Autism power, always fucking rad!
Mistakes happen, and I gotta work on myself, lmao! You do you, and I’ll do me. Cool? Cool.

The image shows a young woman indoors, with household items like a lamp and curtains visible in the background. She has a casual style and appears amused with a slight smug expression.
@tante@tldr.nettime.org
2025-06-10 11:06:58

'Sovereign AI' is just political branding, signaling to nationalist impulses while continuing to pour money into big tech firms. It's a mask for a sucker's game.
"This reveals a new kind of digital colonialism. Not one where countries are denied access, but one where they are structurally bound into dependencies across every layer of the AI stack. A European lab may host its own weights on a data center in France, but that center runs on American hardware, software…

@nitpicking@mstdn.party
2025-06-15 11:30:53

Hey, #DeltaAirlines, #AmericanAirlines, and #UnitedAirlines: selling passenger data to the Feds without requiring a warrant, are you?

@clongclongmoo@social.bau-ha.us
2025-05-07 07:47:13

Erik Strauss – FTUR
#abstract

@aredridel@kolektiva.social
2025-05-12 18:35:03

Periodic reminder that the literal text of laws are actually full of phrases that have specific legal meanings settled by case law, and in absence of overriding legislation, you need a lawyer or a lot of legal experience to unpack what is actually being said. Sometimes this makes things better than expected, sometimes not.
Lawyers have jobs for a reason and it's not just being bloodsucking leeches.

@aredridel@kolektiva.social
2025-05-02 17:56:39

Let this be a lesson: my point about editing above goes deep. It's not just about writing words and editing words.
It's about decisions of any kind.
While deliberative paralysis is a thing, when you make "do" easier than "deliberate" (and increasingly tip the balance toward "do"), what happens is what's easy, not what's good. It is an accelerator for all kinds of things, a great many of them bad, and even more suboptimal.