Most people smart enough to join are smart enough not to.

It discounts my impression of them.

My visa application got rejected for posting a watermelon emoji on Myspace in nineteen dickety two.

Yes, it’s fine. The issue isn’t with that post. It’s with this one, specifically with the external link preview, which isn’t Lemmy’s most reliable feature. It may not be an issue that OP can mitigate, and they may not need to, unless they intend to post links to their blog posts often.

I don’t think this is a crossposting issue; I think it’s an external link preview issue.

Some eat up pro-AI drivel, some others anti-AI drivel. Tech bubbles are a wild ride. At least it’s not a bullshit bubble like crypto or web3/nft/metaverse.

It’s as if some people will believe any grammatically & semantically intelligible text put in front of their faces.

Unit tests can’t win ’em all. That’s where things like integration tests, staging environments, and load testing come in.

The final layer of protection is the deployment strategy, be it rolling, canary, or blue-geen.

🙄, but I’ll only address:

the US justification for using nukes in Japan was that forcing a surrender via attack against civilian targets prevented a years-long slog and invasion.

That was the US’s public-facing narrative, not its actual justifications. Japan was already ready to surrender at that point, but the US was worried that Japan might surrender to the USSR instead, and the US wanted an unconditional surrender, not one with conditions. It also wanted to scare the living shit out of the USSR, to discourage it from further spreading its influence. And it wanted to test the bomb on a city that had been left intentionally undamaged during the war, namely Hiroshima, for its own nuclear weapons research & development.

But for you to say Iran isn’t authoritarian is ignorant of the facts.

We are not ignorant of the facts, but you are ignorant of your carrying water for Western imperialism. Which is understandable thanks to a lifetime of propaganda, but it’s never too late to stop.

True. Nothing beats running your unit tests in the actual container image that will be run in production.

It’s amazing how Russiagate malarkey and the Ukraine war has people thinking Putin is some cartoon evil mastermind. There is no greater “max evil potential” in the world than the US empire itself, of which Palantir & Clearview are constituent parts.

We know Israel is on the imperialist side of the new Cold War, so we should expect this kind of consent manufacturing.

A Polish one, it turns out, for which he is the sole admin.

A lot of pro Gaza people around here can’t seem to understand that most western support for Gaza is just that support for Gaza.

On the contrary, we understand it in great detail, because we got the same imperial core indoctrination and life-long propaganda as everyone else here.

Oh good, it will be in the public domain.

OpenAI, which is also fighting a string of copyright lawsuits, donated $50 million this year to a group of research institutions including Oxford University’s 400-year-old Bodleian Library, which is digitizing rare texts and using AI to help transcribe them.

When the company first reached out to the Boston Public Library, one of the biggest in the U.S., the library made clear that any information it digitized would be for everyone, said Jessica Chapel, its chief of digital and online services.

“OpenAI had this interest in massive amounts of training data. We have an interest in massive amounts of digital objects. So this is kind of just a case that things are aligning,” Chapel said.

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