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This guy is thinking he's posting good news, and is getting wallopped by the truth.
social.coop/@dajb/116002607176

Motherhood costs Danish women an average of $120,000 in earnings over two decades, according to a sociologist who researches family and economics. Generous government benefits like paid leave, childcare and child allowances recovered about $100,000 of that loss. buff.ly/pAtuCS0

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"The world sucks too much for me to concentrate right now."

We are all in the survival mode! Look after yourselves.

A fierce, funny history of abortion that celebrates care, power, and joy across centuries. Essential reading for activists and allies. Back the Kickstarter here: tinyurl.com/DontBreedKS

Folks in Minneapolis are setting up 'block party' style traffic blockades in order to prevent ICE for brutalizing and murdering people.

Check out their account on BlueSky (does not require log-in). Look here: bsky.app/profile/minneapolis-s

"Twin Cities rapid responders have set up a "filter blockade" at 34th and Cedar and are calling for volunteers and donations. This is a new tactic developing over the last week: community is allowed to pass, but ICE agents are stopped/slowed before they can terrorize our neighbors.

These blockades are a beautiful experiment in improvised community defense. They are easy to start with just a couple friends, and whatever you have lying around.

Let's make the Twin Cities impassible to ICE and all supporting forces."

@glynmoody
Good resource & informative., thanks for sharing.
As an open-source advocate I did find it a bit lacking in recommendations from the Fediverse despite his acknowledgment of having his own Mastodon account & touching on Peertube. There are so many more, such as Lemmy, Owncast, Loops, Pixelfed, Hubzilla, etc, etc.

His Proton-centric recommendations do not mention Protons somewhat refusal to allow paid subscribers to opt-out of ‘automatic renewal’ & they also don’t send reminders

Housing, Healthcare, Education etc....This should not be controversial.

@iwein @imbl You mean, we absolutely, definitely should not generate tons of "AI" pages and slap this identifier on them?
Because it could cause some AIbros to ingest the generated content and train on that?
Oh, that would be sad...

Please do not use background music in your videos. It is often a jump scare. It prevents us from understanding what you are saying. And we cannot stand at least 50% of genres. Please!

"AI" is not actually a technology, in the way people would commonly understand that term.

If you're feeling extremely generous, you could say that AI is a marketing term for a loose and shifting bundle of technologies that have specific useful applications.

I am not feeling so generous.

AI is a technocratic political project for the purpose of industrializing knowledge work. The details of how it works are a distant secondary concern to the effect it has, which is to enclose and capture all knowledge work and make it dependent on capital.

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ICE/CBP are criminal agencies, staffed by violent criminals, and gleefully dispatched against Americans by a vicious president and his apparatchiks. It's far worse than most of us understand.

Garrett Graff has done the homework and lays it out here:

doomsdayscenario.co/p/accounta

Read and share it.

RE: mstdn.social/@990000/115993630

It's not that computers aren't smart, it's that they aren't even stupid. Computers are operating on an orthogonal axis.

Now people, they can be stupid.

"We discuss the "Original Sin" of the Von Neumann architecture and how modern LLMs have made this problem even worse by completely erasing the distinction between code and data. From leaking private data to facilitating ransomware, we cover what a malicious prompt can force an agent to do and why standard defenses like "prompt classifiers" or "user confirmation pop-ups" are destined to fail."

youtube.com/watch?v=_3okhTwa7w4

Trump has been a deadbeat for decades, so no surprise that his regime is stiffing the UN on legally required dues payments, putting the entire organization into danger of folding.

apnews.com/article/united-nati

Todd C. Miller has been maintaining the #sudo codebase for over 30 years. This is exactly one of those cases where an entire critical infrastructure is held together by the work of a single volunteer who apparently can’t find anyone willing to sponsor him for some financial support. #opensource #linux #foss #GNU

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