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I find it interesting that ancient Egyptian art portrays almost everyone in the prime of their lives and wondrously healthy, because the idealized perfection is the point — but this painting of a boat construction crew shows an elderly supervisor, implying that his wisdom and experience for the task are just as ideal in a perfect world as the strong young workers.
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@Piotr_Grabowski jest nawet gorzej, bo grożą służbą zdrowia, która nie jest totalnym przekrętem.
Following several "is there a sale/deal for this?" thread to buy a new Atmos/DTS:X soundbar and satellites because the price of replacing my current amp (for my nice old 6 channel Wharfedale bookshelf speakers) is actually going to be more expensive than buying into a whole new ecosystem where the amp is integrated into the soundbar that also handles the front channels.
>Throughout this article, when I say "I wrote", what I really mean is "I asked an LLM to write".
Actually every time
Mornin' (a bit late)
Waiting for the New York Times' sure-to-come second day headline:
"Analysis: Why the elections were actually bad for the Democrats"
all age verification schemes are, de facto, identity theft ring onboarding schemes.
Oh, I value my solitude when it comes to working!
Online friends are fine. People actually near me, even if snazzy trousers? No, thanks!
@neil same, though the cats are welcome to sleep nearby :)
Google plans to spend $15B across 2027 and 2028 to expand its data center and cloud infrastructure in Malaysia, including building new computing hubs (Danial Azhar/Bloomberg)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-11-04/google-to-spend-15-billion-in-malaysia-data-center-expansion
http://www.techmeme.com/261104/p17#a261104p17
@mosgaard @dreamer I guess that is true. For me, the question is: on what basis can or should I categorize developers?
Often, I don't know how something came about; at best, I can perhaps guess.
And, then, sometimes something that was created by someone with zero understanding how it actually works might still be interesting for a certain audience, because it perhaps features a novel approach to something or solves a rare problem.
Maybe there is simply no solution to this. I don't know. 🤔
@amadeus @mosgaard @dreamer that's an interesting discussion among the forums atm. Makes me think about what I care and don't care about in choosing/buying plugins. Occasionally I come across statements like these on the developers website: https://mouseplugins.com/en/about
https://acondigital.com/acon-digital-and-ai
It inspires trust when a company publishes its stance on the matter, so the potential user can make up their own mind. REAPER just recently removed tools in an update following public outcry to reassess.
I see that AI adoption at GitHub is going great
from my Telegram comments
Americans, if you wonder how the other countries feel about this, the European side of my family is cold-texting me congratulations like I graduated or something
Mornin' (a bit late)
LIFE WITH AN ORDINARY GUY WHO REINCARNATED INTO A TOTAL FANTASY KNOCKOUT
now I see why fedi likes the weeewooo, but what is the wooo about?
Yes yes I'm somewhat happy with the results.
I'd like to point out what happened *the last time* "a landslide" happened.
That's right. Nothing. Everyone went back to DEFCON 5 and this shit started again a few years later.
So ffs I hope someone is really grabbing things by the p… err… root now?
Boże - w Krakowie trwała "wojna" o Strefę Czystego Transportu. Nie ukrywajmy - pompowana przez proputinowskie środowiska rozwalajace porządek, bo wszelkie sondaże i moje subiektywne analizy wskazywały, że wycofania ograniczeń trucia ludzi w różny sposób (bo jeszcze było palenie piecami itd.) nikt z mieszkających tu nie chce.
W sensie - no ludzie się cieszą, że w Krakowie da się oddychać lepiej, niż przed wprowadzeniem zmian (tak samo z ograniczeniem sprzedaży alkoholu).
Ale oczywiście zadyma się udała, były przewalane pieniądze na wybory prezydenckie, etc. etc.
Teraz temat po raz kolejny dostaje po dupie, podaje za Krakowskim Alarmem Smogowym:
"315 podpisów pod inicjatywą ograniczenia Strefy Czystego Transportu nawet do Plant. Tylko tyle udało się zebrać wiceprezydentowi Janowi Hoffmanowi, mimo dwumiesięcznej promocji i trwającej kampanii wyborczej.
Czy to wygląda na pospolite ruszenie krakowian? Raczej nie. 😉
Nie powinno to dziwić. Pod uchwałą mogli podpisać się wyłącznie mieszkańcy Krakowa, a to właśnie oni mają najwięcej do zyskania dzięki dobrze zaprojektowanej SCT:
- czystsze powietrze,
- mniej samochodów na ulicach,
- dodatkowe dziesiątki milionów złotych na rozwój transportu publicznego w ciągu 3 lat.
315 podpisów to zaledwie 0,04% mieszkańców Krakowa. Tymczasem, jak wynika z badania Polityki Insight, aż 72% krakowian uważa, że dobrze zaprojektowana Strefa Czystego Transportu jest potrzebna.
Warto pamiętać, czyj interes powinna reprezentować polityka transportowa miasta - mieszkańców Krakowa."
315 podpisów na milionowe miasto. Ciekawe ile ważnych, bo ostatnio z tym też było nienajlepiej i wspólnym mianownikiem podpisanych było mieszkanie poza Krakowem 🫠
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