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AI OSㅋㅋㅋㅋ
"it's not the patriarchy, it's objective" is exactly how these companies get away with disregarding any female dominated media actually!!!!! Which you guessed it.... IS PATRIARCHY!!!! WOW CONGRATS ON LEARNING ABOUT INTERSECTIONS!!!!
#Food and #Drink accounts to follow:
FOOD & COOKING BLOGS
@NextGenCookbook - Cooking & recipe blog, encouraging more people to cook
@index@easypeasy.coEasyPeasy.co - Easy-to-understand cooking tips
@benSpoonfeed - Belgian cooking blog with meal plans for under 25e per person per week (in English)
@index@slothstradamus.comSlothstradamus - Food blog, especially grilled & barbecued food
@diningcar - Stories from dining cars on trains in Europe & elsewhere
@veganMischievous Monsters - Vegan food & cooking blog in USA
@index@honeybunchofoniontops.comHoneybunch of Onion Tops - Gluten-free & vegan cooking blog
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We Ball!
Bus stop balancing is fast, cheap, and effective
Link: https://worksinprogress.co/issue/the-united-states-needs-fewer-bus-stops/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47153798
We're straddling a spectrum between:
a) Feeding oceans to a data center so it can steal and crunch the entirely of your data on the internet then spew out word soup to fill your feeds
or
b) A webring running on a thumbdrive in someone's basement that you repay for their admin efforts in beer.
And you know what? I'm going to pick up some beer.
面白いものは面白いと思うけど、折角なら個人的にはオペレーションな記事が好き。
"Why force the brain to do work when the processor can do it?"
"Because, Detective Dipshit, the work is the point!"
THAT! not just for reading. but for coding, for illustrating, for EVERYTHING AI claims to "do for us"! those two lines sum up exactly what AI is stealing from us, and how easily it's seducing us into letting it pick our mental pockets. 
@WeirdWriterRobert Kingett has captured it perfectly.
아니 근데 자막이 소리보다 먼저 나오는디ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Do you ever forget you're looking at your own timeline and start scrolling? It's like, man, ya'll are on fire, these are 100% bangers. But also, I feel like I've seen these posts before?
KBBQ 이러네 아까도 영상 중에 호작도 호랑이한테 갓이랑 한복 입히더니 이제 진짜 걍 K만 붙여도 잘 팔린다는 걸 삼성도 깨달은듯 케데헌이 ㄹㅇ 큰일 했다
New in Cowork: scheduled tasks.
Claude can now complete recurring tasks at specific times automatically: a morning brief, weekly spreadsheet updates, Friday team presentations.
Guys guys guys.. are these real? This is a drunken man song..
이번 메인 컬러는 라벤더인가보네 다 필요 없고 화이트 내놔
Following 35% growth, solar has passed hydro on US grid
Link: https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/02/final-2025-data-is-in-us-energy-use-is-up-as-solar-passes-hydro/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47154009
삼성 언팩에서 Hanok Restaurant 이라길래 중동 음식인가 했는데 한옥 이었음...ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
한 1년 미룬 서버 이전 했다..
take this for what it's worth, but my very normie wife was just telling me she has developed a sensitivity to, and disgust toward, AI generated content.
I know not everyone lives with me, but honestly, you all get like 1000x more AI rants from me than she does. I genuinely don't recall having ever had an extended conversation about it. Just occasional off-hand remarks when work or the internet was making me particularly mad about it
The Misuses of the University
Link: https://www.publicbooks.org/the-misuses-of-the-university/
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47153924
Fizzbin has a feeling #CatsOfMastodon
🚀 One engineer rebuilt Next.js with AI in a week.
4x faster builds. 57% smaller bundles. Deploys to Cloudflare in one command.
We’re discussing this tomorrow on #ThisWeekinNET.
Let us know what you would like to know? 👇
"it's not the patriarchy, it's objective" is exactly how these companies get away with disregarding any female dominated media actually!!!!! Which you guessed it.... IS PATRIARCHY!!!! WOW CONGRATS ON LEARNING ABOUT INTERSECTIONS!!!!
送るわけじゃないんだw
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RE: https://mastodon.social/@blogdiva/116127740444038853
Dunno if I believe it yet, but it's at the edge of being almost plausible to me.
Racket v9.1
Link: https://blog.racket-lang.org/2026/02/racket-v9-1.html
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47154042
Building An Interactive Climbing Wall
https://hackaday.com/2026/02/25/building-an-interactive-climbing-wall/
サラダを作らなくちゃと思いながらコーヒーを淹れ始めた #もうだめだ
에휴
🎨 As we're getting closer to the release of Astro v6, 
@astro and Starlight core maintainer Hideoo takes us on a trip down memory lane... with a new Starlight theme which is heavily inspired by the timeless design of the legacy Astro documentation.
(For the record, this is the only Astro Docs theme I recognize. Purple and orange, or it didn't happen.)
A follow-on to my "Nazi Sucker-punch Problem" post, to address the most common argument I get, which boils down to:
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Moderated registration won't stop Nazis, because they'll just pretend to be human to fool moderators, but it will stop normal people, who won't spend the effort to answer the application question or want to wait for approval.
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Okay, I'm going to try to use points that I hope are pretty acceptable to anyone arguing in good faith, and I'm going to expand the definition of Nazis to "attackers" and lump in bigots, trolls, scammers, spammers, etc. who use similar tactics.
Attackers: we can group attackers into two main types: dedicated and opportunistic. Dedicated attackers have a target picked and a personal motive—they hunt. Opportunistic attackers have an inclination and will attack if a target presents itself—they're scavengers. In my years of experience as an admin on multiple Fedi servers, most attackers are opportunistic.
Victims: when someone is attacked, they (and people like them) will be less likely to return to the place they were attacked.
In general: without a motive to expend more effort, humans will typically make decisions that offer the best perceived effort-to-reward ratio in the short-term (the same is true of risk-to-reward).
Why does any of this matter?
Because it all comes down to a fairly simple equation for the attackers: effort > reward. If this is true, then the opportunistic attackers will go elsewhere. If it isn't true, then their victims will go elsewhere.
How can we tip that scale out of the attackers' favor?
By making sure moderation efforts scale faster against attackers' behaviors than against normal users' behaviors.
- A normal user only has to register once, while an attacker has to re-register every time they get suspended.
- A normal user proves their normality with each action they take, while every action an attacker takes risks exposing them to moderation.
- A new user / attacker likely spends a minute or two signing up, while a moderator can review most applications in a matter of seconds. Yes, attackers can automate signups to reduce that effort (and some do, and we have tools to address some of that, but again, most attackers aren't dedicated).
- Reviewing an application is lower effort than trying to fix the damage from an attack. As someone who gets targeted regularly by attackers from open-registration servers, I'd personally rather skim and reject a page-long AI-generated application, than spend another therapy session exploring the trauma of being sent execution videos.
I believe this points to moderated registration being the lowest effort remedy for the problem of the Nazi Sucker-punch. So before we "engineer a new solution" that doesn't yet exist, we should exhaust the tools that are already available on the platform today. Yes, we could implement rate limits, or shadow bans, or trust networks, or quarantine servers, but we don't have those today, and even if we did, there's no evidence that those would be a better solution for Fedi than moderated signups.
Will it stop *all* the attackers? No. But it will stop most opportunistic attackers.
Will it deter *some* potential new users? Yes. But communities are defined by who stays, not by how many come through the door.
Fix profile redesign profile fields `gap` (#37979) by ClearlyClaire has been merged! https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/commit/4d2a148ccbedc818c98fd712a0b44869c1019321
🕐 2026-02-25 18:00 UTC
📰 Claude CodeのSkillsを作成例から徹底理解する (👍 77)
🇬🇧 How to extend Claude Code AI agent with custom Skills using SKILL.md files for project-specific workflows and tool integrations
🇰🇷 SKILL.md 파일로 프로젝트별 워크플로우와 도구 통합을 위한 Claude Code AI 에이전트 커스텀 스킬 확장 방법
Need to leave your terminal for a few minutes and don't want to logout?
Use "lock -p". When you return, use your password as the key to unlock the
terminal.
-- Dru <genesis@istar.ca>
Hello I am "online" and live to do video game things. twitch.tv/jeffgerstmann
jeffgerstmann - Twitch
RE: https://mastodon.social/@metabrainz/116124417998185706
This is such a great loss. Robert worked all his life for open data, and turned that project into a stable, persistent institution. Best wishes to everyone who knew him, and to the board for working to continue that vision.
RE: https://mastodon.social/@metabrainz/116124417998185706
This is such a great loss. Robert worked all his life for open data, and turned that project into a stable, persistent institution. Best wishes to everyone who knew him, and to the board for working to continue that vision.
+++++ CAT NEWS +++++
Many of us often ponder:
Should i mew? How about now? Or is it better to meow?
There is no easy answer to any of these questions. One might mraw when one meant to mewl.
But never forget one thing: When it comes to pushing things off the highest shelf you can find, the answer is very simply always yes.
FNR - All the Fedi News you need!
i have not been talking about this stuff because, well, they said they were going to be cooking. herb in particular said that in Christmas 2024 he was going to work all through the holiday to get things across the line, and then not much seemed to come of it, and it didn't make it into C++26
looking into buying a 500~ eu computer to be my TV PC and backup home server to save 100eu a year on dropbox lol
#cpp there is one paper talking about a profile, and it is super super underwhelming. showing an example rust catches trivially as an example that's too complex for the profile to catch: an if statement.
www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg...
open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21...
雨宮凪沙/nagiko
Gabriele Svelto
leyrer
Jenniferplusplus
Paul Cantrell
Danny Garside
Evan Prodromou
