5·
4 months agoYour first amendment only applies to congress and legislative bodies at state and municipal levels. Private citizens and corporations technically can do whatever they want.
- 0 Posts
- 55 Comments
Joined 2 years ago
Cake day: March 19th, 2024
You are not logged in. If you use a Fediverse account that is able to follow users, you can follow this user.
13·5 months agothe catch is that the Fahrenheit 451 scenario nowadays just require a storage device to fail… very ecological, Greta must approve it
191·5 months agothat’s one of the side effects of the poor education in the USA… test oriented education focuses on scoring high on tests and general knowledge items such as the history of public health and vaccines are neglected, or if they are discussed, they are discussed in kindergarten terms
62·6 months agoAmericans have this fetishist concept that presidents are exemplary individuals…
37·7 months agodeleted by creator
yep, she’s got a mark on the record.
china is a bit like Yugoslavia before the end: lots of different ethnicities being forced to be together. letting a country made up of Chinese people exist in parallel to china keeps a flame of hope alight for those 51 non-Han Chinese ethnicities that were forced to be part of continental china. and China has struggled immensely with multitudes of local kingdoms and warlords throughout its history so it is afraid as its people are very aware of this past through historical dramas
3·7 months agodeleted by creator
deleted by creator
8·7 months agoI bet many of these “lost” users were windows installed on signage displays, and other similar stuff
well, have burner social media accounts as well
10·7 months agoyou see, for programming, AI achieved what SQL tried to do with database queries: programming by just telling the computer what you want and the computer figures out the how.
the catch is that human language is imprecise, so if you don’t know how to review what the AI produced, the AI might have written a script to wipe your data in the computer and you don’t even know until you run it and it is too late
deleted by creator
deleted by creator
deleted by creator
deleted by creator
deleted by creator
The whole concept was dead on arrival. Second Life never took off and it was perplexing to see that Meta thought it could make it work.