The part where the board member can't tell the journalist who sent him the AI-generated image for approval because he was following AI instructions changing out his email server and deleted all of his old email is *chef's kiss*.
https://www.coyotemedia.org/how-did-an-ai-generated-mural-wind-up-in-this-vallejo-alley/
Why Lean? - by Leonardo de Moura
@algernon typst does both html and pdf!
@alina Can it do one-page PDF? Like, a reaaaaly really tall page?
I played with typst before (to create a nice looking contract, heh), and it wasn't horrible. Maybe I should look into it more.
Met Gala VIP toilet, installed outside the Met Museum in New York.
A $100,000 ticket gets you fashion, glamour, and apparently the full Amazon worker experience. 💋
Corte Suprema de Justicia (1.72 TB)
Nearly 2.5 million documents from El Salvador's Corte Suprema de Justicia. The data was obtained and originally released by Ciberinteligencia SV, who reportedly exploited a bug in the system which allowed them to retrieve the documents one by one.
https://ddosecrets.org/article/corte-suprema-de-justicia
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I am honored to share the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Best International Reporting with Dake Kang, Byron Tau, Aniruddha Ghosal and Garance Burke for our reporting revealing how Silicon Valley largely designed and built China's surveillance state and enabled human rights abuses.
@yaelwrites congrats!!!
The Otago Daily Times is consistently rated as a highly trusted news source in New Zealand, currently second to RNZ. Today their editorial reveals: "every request we have made for a feature-length interview with the Prime Minister for the past two and a-half years has been declined". Not the way to woo southern voters Mr Luxon. #NZPol
It’s been a truly memorable year ❤️
I am honored to share the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Best International Reporting with Dake Kang, Byron Tau, Aniruddha Ghosal and Garance Burke for our reporting revealing how Silicon Valley largely designed and built China's surveillance state and enabled human rights abuses.
It's been a good weekend of beach walks.
RE: https://mastodon.com.pl/@vonKordke/116518038165605012
Did you hear the one about the white supremacist on the fediverse…?
📖 Interesting read: "Pandoc: a workhorse for document conversion"
prompt me like one of your french models
Dobbs was supposed to return the question of abortion to the states to decide. Yeah, right. A ruling on Friday by a federal panel in Louisiana in fact just imposed a nationwide requirement of in-person dispensation for a popular abortion medication. My write-up in the replies.
@cR0w @nyanbinary @hotsoup yass!
just saw this
https://github.com/shadone/LemmyKit
Why does our industry keep looking at things, claiming it's doing them, and doing the exact opposite of what the original idea was? A few examples:
Alan Kay (who coined the term) defined the key idea of object orientation as late bounding, so we ended up with a load of things that use rigid nominal type systems to tightly couple components, marketed as 'object oriented'.
The Agile Manifesto's core idea was 'people over process'. I've lost count of the number of times I've seen places claim they're using 'the agile methodology' because they have sprints, standups, and other processes taken from Agile.
The Zero Trust paper said, at its core, 'assume endpoints are compromised, design your systems so that an endpoint compromise doesn't automatically give control over everything', yet almost everything I've seen branding itself as Zero Trust has been of the form 'run some over-privileged thing on the endpoints to increase their attack surface, then if that thing reports that the endpoint isn't compromised allow it to do a load of things it shouldn't be allowed to do'.
@david_chisnall "We care about your privacy"
@adamgreenfield wow I wonder if the rulebook is in some archive somewhere, I'd love to read it
@kworker right???
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