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@matematico314@social.linux.pizza
2026-01-15 15:52:36

RE: social.linux.pizza/@matematico
Ainda inconformado com isso. Não sei se tento consertar a multifuncional (mesmo jš tendo uma nova) ou simplesmente jogo a velha no lixo.

@memeorandum@universeodon.com
2026-01-16 21:51:07

Right-wing media are describing pro-immigrant Minnesota activists using the language of war (Media Matters for America)
mediamatters.org/immigration/r
memeorandum.com/260116/p114#a2

@hex@kolektiva.social
2025-11-17 06:11:16

I think we can actually prove that this constraint is the *only* constraint that can preserve freedom:
1. There will exist actors in a system who will wish to take advantage of others. Evolution drives survival and one strategy for increasing survival in an altruistic society is to become a parasite.
2. Expecting exploitative dynamics, a system needs to have a set of rules to manage exploitation.
3. If the set of rules is static it will lack the requisite variety necessary to manage the infinite possible behavior of humans so the system will fail.
4. If the system is dynamic then it must have a rule set about how it's own rules are updated. This would make the system recursive, which makes the system at least as complex as mathematics. Any system at least as complex as mathematics is necessarily either incomplete or inconsistent (Gödel's incompleteness theorem). If the system is incomplete, then constraints can be evaded which then allow a malicious agent to seize control of the system and update the rules for their own benefit. If constraints are incomplete, then a malicious agent can take advantage of others within the system.
5. Therefore, no social system can possibly protect freedom unless there exists a single metasystemic constraint (that the system must be optional) allowing for the system to be abandoned when compromised.
Oh, you might say, but this just means you have to infinitely abandon systems. Sure, but there's an evolutionary advantage to cooperation so there's evolutionary pressure to *not* be a malicious actor. So a malicious actor being able to compromise the whole system is likely to be a much more rare event. Compromising a system is a lot of work, so the first thing a malicious actor would want to do is preserve that work. They would want to lock you in. The most important objective to a malicious actor compromising a system would be to violate that metasystemic constraint, or all of their work goes out the window when everyone leaves.
And now you understand why borders exist, why fascists are obsessed with maintaining categories like gender, race, ethnicity, etc. This is why even Democrats like Newsom are on board with putting houseless people in concentration camps. And this is why the most important thing anarchists promote is the ability to choose not to be part of any of that.

@jake4480@c.im
2026-01-12 19:37:59

The 1990 Total Recall is one of my favorite movies, and I didn't know David Cronenberg was the original director for it and created the character of Kuato and all the mutants (although it makes perfect sense). The puppet itself was created by Rob Bottin.
How Kuato the mutant was created for Total Recall without any CGI:

@tarah@infosec.exchange
2026-01-11 14:41:04

It's always lovely to have the doubters get their asses academically kicked when it comes to Ada Lovelace's actual mathematical capabilities, but at the same time, I am so, so, so tired. Just so very tired. From an open access 2017 Historia Mathematica article debunking the idea that Lovelace was not a competent mathematician.

C. Hollings et al. / Historia Mathematica 44 (2017) 202-231 203
1. Introduction

On 21 January 1844, the English mathematician Augustus De Morgan wrote a confidential letter to Lady
Noel Byron about her 28-year-old daughter, Augusta Ada King, the Countess of Lovelace, who De Morgan
had tutored as a private pupil in various areas of advanced mathematics for about eighteen months in the
early 1840s. In his letter, while he was at pains to stress that “I have never expressed to Lady Lovelace my
op…
@Techmeme@techhub.social
2026-02-17 06:40:42

Top AI researchers argue that AI is now more useful for mathematics thanks to the latest "reasoning" models, as math becomes a key way to test AI progress (Melissa Heikkilä/Financial Times)
giftarticle.ft.com/giftarticle

@eichkat3r@hessen.social
2026-01-17 01:22:04

"Peinlich findet die Polizei die Panne demnach nicht. »Wir haben sogenannte Streuartikel bestellt«, erklärte der Sprecher. Diese seien »nicht in erster Linie zum Zwecke der wissenschaftlichen Arbeit oder für mathematisch genaue Tätigkeiten« gedacht. Es gehe vielmehr um Präsenz an Schulen, um Werbung für die Berliner Polizei Berlin und um Verkehrsunfallprävention. Halweg betonte: »Es sind Werbeartikel.«"
lol polizei

@memeorandum@universeodon.com
2026-01-16 16:46:11

Nick Fuentes suggests ICE killing Renee Good is "probably a good thing" because the "future is at stake, whether white people exist as a race" (Media Matters for America)
mediamatters.org/nick-fuentes/
memeorandum.com/260116/p53#a26

@matematico314@social.linux.pizza
2026-02-16 08:17:22

Acho que a mangueira volta pra desfilar no sšbado, hein?