The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning #MagicInTheMundane
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The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning
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The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning
#MagicInTheMundaneCool photo!
But I choose to believe that this jar contains a moonshine that is 2 million scoville.
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Cool photo!
But I choose to believe that this jar contains a moonshine that is 2 million scoville.
@DXMacGuffin sounds lethal but tasty
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The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning
#MagicInTheMundane@dillyd The colors are gorgeous
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The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning
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The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning
#MagicInTheMundane@dillyd In this family, that jar would last 40 000 billions generations. 😁
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The sun was shining on my little jar of chili crisp this morning
#MagicInTheMundane@dillyd ooh, I love all the details
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@Gina When I die, I want to be reincarnated as Gina's cat.
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@mro@digitalcourage.social Hi, thanks for the sharp analogy! The X-ray/asbestos comparison is a classic way to view the risks of new tech.
However, my argument for “socialization” stems from the belief that LLMs are a significant productive force. If we view them as “asbestos,” the logical step is a total ban. But if we see them as a “utility” (like electricity), the current corporate monopoly is the real poison.
In a historical materialism framework, the “toxic” side effects we see today—like reckless resource consumption or data exploitation—are often driven by the capitalist mode of production (profit-first scaling). By “liberating” or socializing the material basis of AI, we gain the democratic power to regulate its use and minimize those downsides, turning it into a true public good rather than a corporate hazard.
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@dillyd ooh, I love all the details
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La clericalata della settimana è della dirigente del Liceo scientifico statale “A. Einstein” e della Scuola Polo per la Formazione Ambito 4 di Teramo Eleonora Magno che ha attivato un’iniziativa formativa della diocesi di Teramo-Atri «finalizzata ad approfondire le sfide educative contemporanee e a promuovere lo sviluppo integrale della persona».
Le altre segnalazioni 👇
https://blog.uaar.it/2026/03/02/la-clericalata-della-settimana-9-le-scuole-di-teramo-a-unincontro-formativo-della-diocesi/
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@adamengst/116160330780172070
🧵👇 (manco a li cani)
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Eclissi totale di Luna domani a partire dalla tarda mattinata italiana. Sarà visibile in Asia, Oceania, Americhe e parte dell'Antartide. In Italia bisognerà attendere il 28 agosto, quando se ne potrà vedere una parziale
https://eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/LEplot/LEplot2001/LE2026Aug28P.pdf
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@benetherington @stargirl
In cases like this I think it refers to a NIST reference banana
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Hi @hongminhee,
maybe #LLMs are the X-ray of IT.
In the early days used like candy. (Kids got their feet x-rayed in stores on open appliances, so the parents could see if the shoes fit. No kidding)
As experience grew, use was regulated and cut down increasingly. But it's still used to this day. For narrow usecases. Applied carefully.Admittedly I doubt LLMs are as useful as #Xray. I think it's rather the #asbestos (which made wonderful things of concrete possible but mostly wasn't worth the downsides).
