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@alessandro @losttourist @MaryAustinBooks also in the 19th century in The Netherlands. The elite used French as a second language.

@nirak @airwhale horrible is also a wiki system with genai. Colleagues generating long texts when I just want a few bullet points and links

@astridpoot @MennoOng het journaal opent met hoge benzineprijzen en onze parlement dat daarover debatteert terwijl de wereld in brand staat

@Thriveth @astro_jcm it was quite user friendly for a text based mail client.

@iscdotorg@fosstodon.org "it is relatively easy to test the proposed vulnerability on a real system to determine whether it is actually expoitable. Surprisingly few of these LLM-enabled bug reporters seem to bother to do this, unfortunately. "

@iscdotorg@fosstodon.org that is a nice article. Especially given how some LLM is hyped for cranking out security reports.

@odr_k4tana @heiseonlineenglish @AAKL article also suggests amd and intel wants to focus on high end cpu and leave the market for mid and low range to arm. But won't be good for pricing and I don't like the trend

@b0rk@social.jvns.ca @agturcz@circumstances.run Ik love the smiley operator!

@26aafa19 @ploum @cstross @ravenbait @nathanael Christian Western Europe in medieval time had to certain extent abolished slavery* The original sin of Western colonizers of was to use racism to justify taking part if the slave trade that already existed in Africa and Middle East. They needed very cheap labor in the colonies. You can't buy any equal human, so they make themselves believe some people are less than human. *the peasant system wasn't free but at least you could (afaik) not be sold

@jeremywadhams@tenforward.social @samir@mastodon.functional.computer a lot of programming is creating something which already exists just in a slightly different combination. That doesn't make it pointless. If only, gaining understanding is already extremely useful, often reinventing is the only way to get understanding

@asrg @aaron @marcusb @mike @Fingel going to keep this list fir future reference

@th@social.v.st @tubetime@mastodon.social really spectacular development, vacuum tubes on the scale of integrated circuits. Hope we'll some applications in the future soon!

@DataDrivenMD@mstdn.social on the upside, this also means Mastodon is getting more popular :ablobcatwave:

@lauren@mastodon.laurenweinstein.org love those computer histories

@tuckerteague@mastodon.social star! Also if you reply with privacy settings to public, the reply can end up in the timeline of your followers.

@fraunora@chaos.social @ralf@r2.do Good perspective. People can get in trouble when using their company email address wrongly. With having multiple social media accounts to manage I'd imagine that would become even more problematic.

@mekkaokereke a public secret is that right wing extremists are heavily funded by billionaires and multi millionaires and often by authorian states. Something that's not repeated enough by the msm

@kevlin Arguably here the minute does make some sense. It's a confidence interveal, presumably with 95% confidence level.

@algorithmwatch@chaos.social most legislators are only familiar with a consumer served by corporations filter. Shocking volunteer or privately maintained app were not discussed. We could have volunteers or part time sys admins getting million dollar law suites or fines. I hope for the best but fear the worst.

@TindrasGrove@infosec.exchange @jkirk@infosec.exchange @hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange "451: Unavailable due to legal reasons" (I am from The Netherlands)

@david_chisnall@infosec.exchange Also, dictatorship isn't more efficient than democracy as too many people believe. Our big problems aren't solved by a strong leader. They are solved by more democracy.

@jdriven@mastodon.social a bit depressing blog post. I don't know where it will be heading. Especially on functional programming I feel a loss.

@jeffcutsinger@tenforward.social My current provider odido/ tmobile blocks some of the links. Not certain if that’s for all Dutch providers. Probably need some vpn #Odido

@gunther@wetdry.world I noticed a similar vibe on blockchain, where people oblivious of distributed databases (or databases at all) praised blockchain for exactly that.