I don't mean to brag but the results from my echocardiogram are back and they said I have great vessels 🫀
Great news big man 💪
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I don't mean to brag but the results from my echocardiogram are back and they said I have great vessels 🫀
Great news big man 💪
Do your readers a favor and don't use AI to write or help your write your blog posts. We want your articles to sound like you, with your personality, your imperfections, and your quirks.
Het valt me net op dat als ik jouw top post open in een nieuwe tab, dat mijn comments dan niet zichtbaar zijn in de thread. Dat zijn van die aparte fediverse dingen, die denk ik redelijk wat nieuwe fedizens uiteindelijk weer naar andere oplossingen doen kijken na verloop van tijd.
auspicious pillows
@catsalad Thanks, I've had no complaints.
#LoveMakeShare 27: Share a YouTube or PeerTube video you think more people should see!
Xandy Peters' #knitting tutorial for weaving in ends as you go:
https://youtu.be/1Bf-GoYg9R4
I wish I'd learned this trick a decade ago.
@WizardOfDocs That’s what I do to catch overlong floats in Fair Isle knitting. Why didn’t I think of using it to weave in ends? Every day’s a school day.
📣 Unser 30. Buch ist da 🎉
Der Sammelband "Workflow Systems for Large-Scale Scientific Data Analysis", hrsg. v. Ulf Leser & Marcus Hilbrich (@HumboldtUni) sowie Sean R. Wilkinson & Rafael Ferreira da Silva (Oak Ridge National Laboratory, USA), wirft einen umfassenden Blick auf moderne Scientific Workflow Management Systems (#SWMS), ihre Technologien, Anwendungen und Zukunftsperspektiven.
🗺️ Mit Beiträgen von 127 Expert*innen aus 17 Ländern
👉 #OpenAccess & Print: https://berlinup.books.tu-berlin.de/produkt/978-3-98781-067-1/
like, what actually happens? do they have quantized models that they can route all queries through when they are under high demand?
and if thats the case, the implication that you have a random change to get a significantly worse model while paying the same prices for whats labelled as the same model is uhhh, fascinating, and seems like a massive potential for regulatory conflict
RE: https://puntarella.party/@leodurruti/115498246312002288
Feltrinelli continua a mangiarsi case editrici:
@leodurruti
Saggiatore che già non era nota per una gestione illuminata delle persone che ci lavorano, nonostante la qualità libertaria di alcuni dei libri che pubblica, situazione che certo non migliorerà con il consolidamento di feltrinelli nella proprietà.
(Info derivante da un incontro pubblico di Carta/Lotta.)
https://www.actainrete.it/2025/04/08/carta-lotta-redacta-feltrinelli-biblioteche/
Is anyone working on a federated customer relationship management system? (I'm not even sure it would be a good idea)
Time to put a little Cuba flag next to our names, while we watch helplessly the US destroy another country:
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/may/28/us-cuba-humiliation-donald-trump
I expect American people strongly disagreeing with their government here by simply reminding us that they don't like their President, but otherwise, they'll keep on letting him do as he pleases...
@paternoster This is the way. ❤️
@lzg Yes because what I need in the moment when goons are kidnapping my neighbors is some clanker to tell me what Karl Marx would have to say about it.
I love how the example in the image is "Why do protests fail?" and how you can't look at what's in the dataset.
I know it's super judgey of me but if you have activism questions and you can't talk to any other people about them at all, you're going to have a hard time with real-world activism.
@jessamyn @lzg It’s this, really, among all the ways in which this is a terrible idea. The only theory I’m interested in is that which follows practice, not that which proposes to precede (or supplant!) it.
The only version of this tool that might conceivably be useful would *by virtue of that very utility* represent a terrible point of vulnerability. Whatever happened to developing one’s own capacity for action, informed by thought?
RE: https://chaos.social/@catileptic/116647102977043390
me: "With all that enshittification going on, at least we can rely on Wikipedia."
Wikipedia: "hold my beer"
its so fascinating to me that model performance can fluctuate so strongly on a day-to-day basis. Why is claude actually performing significantly worse right now? does anyone have a good writeup of why exactly this happens? like, more than just 'overcapacity'? marginlab.ai/trackers/cla...
like, what actually happens? do they have quantized models that they can route all queries through when they are under high demand?
Governments are addicted to #Palantir but perhaps not for the reasons you might think. Here what is going on & how to get out. Because get out we should: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/some-notes-on-palantir/
Call for Contributions: #LOCO2026
2nd Low Carbon Computing workshop (10-11 Sept, Lancaster University).
https://lancaster-university.github.io/loco2026/
DEADLINE: 29 May 2026 AoE.
FULLY HYBRID EVENT:
The workshop is either on line or in-person both for speakers and attendees. You can deliver your talk either on line or in person.
The workshop adheres to the LOCO Charter:
https://lancaster-university.github.io/loco2026/charter/
and the LOCO Code of Conduct:
https://lancaster-university.github.io/loco2026/code-of-conduct/
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