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For #AI in art, I have said repeatedly that it's good for #inputs, like you can get from #Pixabay, that require enhancement. They're cheaper on Pixabay. All you have to do is give #attribution. With AI art you also need to know how to clean that #EXIF data. That's my art no matter how I made it.

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Miss Kitty 🌈🌈🌈Jan 29

And the #punchline is that here comes some #art that I just don't have time to #resize and turn into finished pieces but my #prompting is getting better and so these are good #inputs for the right person that works with #generativeAI. Or just #wallpaper Boop boop 💃🏻

Creasol - Smart Home solutions Sep 27

DomBusGateway #addon for #homeassistant that permit to use #dombus modules: #relays #inputs #outputs #sensors #EV #solartracker ...

LSVD⁺-Bundesverband Sep 16, 2025

#Morgen: #Regenbogenparlament „Das ist doch utopisch?! Inspiration und Strategien für hoffnungsvolles Arbeiten“
👉 #Inputs, #Workshops, #online
👉 17.9.2025, 10-16 Uhr
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Digitales Regenbogenparlament: „Das ist doch utopisch?! Inspiration und Strategien für hoffnungsvolles Arbeiten“

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Alexander J. Stein Jul 29, 2025

(2/2) The growth of #agriculture has come at a huge #environment cost, but many countries showed that it's possible to do more with less: they produce the same or more food with less #fertilisers, #pesticides, land & labour… www.sustainabilitybynumbers.com/p/agricultur... #inputs #landuse #labour

No, growing more food does not...

No, growing more food does not mean we always need more and more inputs

Many lower-income countries do, but high and middle-income countries have reduced fertilisers, pesticides, labour, and land without reducing food production.

Sustainability by numbers

Kirill Bereznev Jul 11, 2025

Protect your inputs. They shape your inner code.
Every scroll, sound, and signal is a line in your script. Choose consciously.

#inputs #mindset #clarity #discipline #focus
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Alexander J. Stein Jun 23, 2025

(3/3) … and purchasing #rice to close the national production gap (that arises without synthetic #fertilizer) would be even more costly: doi.org/10.1007/s125... #foodsecurity #agriculture #inputs

On the feasibility of an agric...

On the feasibility of an agricultural revolution: Sri Lanka’s ban of chemical fertilizers in 2021 - Food Security

Sri Lanka Government’s ambitious decision to ban synthetic agrochemicals, including chemical fertilizers (and pesticides), in April 2021 made it the first nation in the world to embark on a full-scale transition to – as the Government called it—organic farming, and address concerns about human health and the environment. Previous policies had envisioned a gradual shift, but the sudden ban caught agriculture off guard. Declining foreign exchange reserves to import chemical fertilizers and coinciding peak fertilizer prices appeared to support the timing of the move. However, the ensuing rush for organic fertilizers failed to meet the national demand, resulting in severe losses in rice and export-oriented plantation crops. Facing decreasing yields and food insecurity, the government lifted the ban in November 2021. The events raised critical questions about the necessity and feasibility of such a drastic transition and alternative ways. To explore the general feasibility of transitioning toward organic fertilizers, this study considered the actual and potential availability of biomass to “replace” chemical fertilizers at the national scale as was envisioned by the Government. The analysis focused on the four main national crops and showed that in none of the selected scenarios, Sri Lanka’s actual and potentially available organic fertilizer could supply rice- and plantation-based agrosystems with sufficient nitrogen, not to mention other crops or nutrients. The Government will in every scenario, including one that assumes a stepwise transition, remain compelled to spend significantly on importing organic fertilizer to maintain the required crop yields, which would cost the Government more foreign currency than purchasing chemical fertilizer. Even more costly is purchasing rice to close the national production gap, as Sri Lanka eventually did at the end of its nationwide experiment, which resulted in major food security concerns.

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