Non siamo nemmeno alla metà di marzo e già si sentono in giro le moto che scoreggiano 😭
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Non siamo nemmeno alla metà di marzo e già si sentono in giro le moto che scoreggiano 😭
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Non siamo nemmeno alla metà di marzo e già si sentono in giro le moto che scoreggiano 😭
@gmarcosanti
e il prezzo dei carburanti non è ancora salito del tutto. Aspetta che mettano minestrone di ceci al posto della benza nel serbatoio...
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@kwramm i was able to wash the paint out of a pair of jeans with turpentine and then throw them in the wash and they were fine after that, but generally don't wear anything to the art studio that you'd mind being a little more colorful than before
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@stux Three… - the continuing illusion of solving a self worth problem for the one who developed the original facebook application.
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@octonion Indeed. One need game out what I think their gut sense of likely scenarios, and there are certainly trajectories, but the future has hardly been less certain.
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Governare è dannoso. L’Istat rivela il fallimento dell’esecutivo
@anarchia
La corona di presidente del consiglio per Giorgia Meloni è irta di spine. Non bastava la grana del referendum, figlia di una riforma voluta espressamente da Forza Italia e accettata obtorto collo per tenere https://www.rivoluzioneanarchica.it/governare-e-dannoso-listat-rivela-il-fallimento-dellesecutivo/
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I find the tension concerning the use of AI tooling in the open source community interesting.
On the one hand, here we have a community who believe code should be openly shared and can be used for any purpose; that's encoded in the license.
The only difference of opinion is whether the license should enforce this openness.
But there's also a very strong reaction by many in the same community to training AI on open source code.
Emotion is a large part of both beliefs: wanting to use open source, or against training AI on it. Emotional reactions are legitimate. There must be an underlying believe system that evokes both.
I can see this as "rage against the system" except that many of the same people do not seem to react as angrily if open source code is used by that same system in other ways. Even free software purists accept this reuse, as long as the source remains open.
Perhaps it's that this use of open source source code was never expected: you'd either reuse its functionality OR learn from it as a human. Machine learning doesn't fit that.
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è sempre l'ora per un giro in Langa#inmoto #AltaLanga #finestravenerdì
#FensterFreitag #WindowFriday @foto
