I strongly recommend instance admins to block the IP range 192.42.116.x
It seems this one is used with a lot of sub nets for AI Agents
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I strongly recommend instance admins to block the IP range 192.42.116.x
It seems this one is used with a lot of sub nets for AI Agents
You’ve got to be kidding me …
#Trump admin considering deal to give up part of #Yosemite #NationalPark to a private #developer seeking to build a #road to gain #privileged access to the park.
#Trump #law #EnvironmentalLaw #NPS #Congress #wildlife #ecosystems #nature #preservation #conservation #Landmark #PublicSpace #ClimateChange #ClimateCrisis
Workflow productivity or laxative?
another hopeful note is that so far i had only one dude telling me that dhh is right about deporting the filthy immigrants.
this means that we calibrated our federation on circumstances dot run exceptionally well (if i may praise myself).
Recipe for disaster. Today's cartoon by José Alberto Rodríguez Avila. More cartoons: https://www.cartoonmovement.com/
I imagine your timeline could use some sunflowers.
Noblogs is back up for now!
Go now and save some sites.
@lritter
I think we do agree.
I don't think that ANYONE is perfection incarnate, but I think it is the duty of people in stations of power to be more perfect than people who aren't.
I have high expectations for almost everyone, not just people in power.
But my argument was not merely to focus on that particular action, it was to show that that supports the direction Linus took with respect to AI and ties back to it.
If Linus had been someone with strong empathy, he would at least consider many of the critical arguments of folks smarter than either of us.
Instead, he went full pork fist and basically went "we're using AI, deal with it."
i expect the worst of people in power.
those who try to get there have to proof themselves in various ways and it requires to be good at very specific kinds of abilities ...exactly those that bring out the worst in people. very interesting that you have high expectatiins of ppl in power - to me that feels more like wishful thinking and naivity, which means you probably have enough privilege to be able to afford to think like that instead of checking reality 🤷♀️
@mawhrin well that attitudes just the dev being a huge pissbaby about it.
Like I know folks don't like being asked to do stuff because someone from their community asked them to. The distain for their folks is clear.
The whole outcome was predictable. It's easier to go on about cancelling and to blame the mob than take a moment to have some empathy for their community.
It's not a mob. It was a bunch of folks wanting you and FOSS projects to do better.
They never learn and it saddens me.
Imagine Aseprite or another pixel art program inside Blender?
Pixel Perfect Pixel Art texture painting on top of the model in the 3D viewport and in 2D.
Drawing, painting, selection tools, layers, one-click texel density (pixel size) setup and density zones (multiple pixel sizes per face, like Mega Man Legends from the PS1).
- Pixel Art Studio is live! https://alfredbaudisch.itch.io/pixel-art-studio
- Documentation: https://pardalltools.github.io/pixel-art-studio-docs/index.html
Stadio superiore di un razzo cinese va in frantumi nello spazio. Nube di detriti in orbita. Rimarranno lassù per anni
https://spacenews.com/long-march-6c-rocket-stage-fragments-in-orbit-creating-cloud-of-debris/
L'equazione cyberattivisti = terroristi è purtroppamente vecchia quanto il cyberattivismo stesso. Ricordiamoci del calvario passato da Indymedia tra sequestri, perquisizioni, censura e repressione contro compagn* ad opera dei civilissimi governi europei con il coordinamento dell'FBI agli inizi dei '00.
Insomma, "tempi bui ci attendevano, ma ne sono arrivati di peggiori"
‘Coyote Vs. Acme’ Director Celebrates Film Release, Saying “We Won” & “It’s Proof That Movies Don’t Just Go Away”
#News #CoyotevsAcme
https://deadline.com/2026/08/coyote-vs-acme-director-celebrates-film-release-1237062240/
@mawhrin well that attitudes just the dev being a huge pissbaby about it.
Like I know folks don't like being asked to do stuff because someone from their community asked them to. The distain for their folks is clear.
The whole outcome was predictable. It's easier to go on about cancelling and to blame the mob than take a moment to have some empathy for their community.
It's not a mob. It was a bunch of folks wanting you and FOSS projects to do better.
They never learn and it saddens me.
💖 ✊🏼Viaggio di solidarietà in Ucraina, ottobre 2026: https://t.me/quisiamoinguerra/2544
When you read "The Elements" by Euclid you are reading a copy of a copy of a copy of a math textbook written 2000 years ago.
Book V was mostly based on the work of Eudoxus of Cnidus, who was a Pythagorean and so in it you have a proof of "The Pythagorean Theorem" which we attribute to Pythagoras.
I can imagine that this proof was first expressed in lectures and lessons and probably made famous by Pythagoras himself or one of his followers.
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RE: https://social.tupo.space/@joshua/117174153454890194
My current AI-code policy is that I will always use the best model I can access, as long as it's practically able to do the job.
Right now, as far as I know, that's Fable.
Quality and accuracy matter FAR more to me than volume or speed of output. And I feel that I owe it to my customers — and myself — to use the best tools at my disposal.
Cost may be a factor to others, so no judgment. This is just my policy for myself.
@marcoarment It's not clear wether Fable is "the best": https://deepswe.datacurve.ai/
But it is an humongous model, difficult to host and therefore the most expensive to use.
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