@dxzdb

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Engineer by day, learning to be an iOS Dev someday.
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I don't want my computer to be non-deterministic. I don't want my car's dash to be a buttonless computer monitor. I don't want surveillance cameras in public places. And most importantly, I don't want Billionaires to control my government.
If Anthropic can’t protect their own secrets, how likely are they to keep your slurped up secrets safe?

The year 2026 in one animation

#year2026

Spread this #Typography masterpiece

by Barbara Galińska

@danielpunkass

Dune from Frank Herbert is spot on in our current times.

"Once, men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them."

Enjoy your AI while it lasts.
And thanks for the ride.

RE: https://labyrinth.social/@nash/116178591588359360

you ever write code so inefficient you have to secure 80% of the world’s DRAM production

PowerPhotos 3.3 has been released as a free update, now with support for Shortcuts. Automate photo management on your Mac with 30+ actions, including:

- Create/delete albums/folders
- Add/remove photos from albums
- Delete photos/albums
- Manage the PowerPhotos library list
- Open a library, album, or photo
- Filter photos by metadata
- Retrieve and edit photo metadata
- Copy/move photos between libraries
- Import/export photos
- Merge libraries

Read more details at:

https://www.fatcatsoftware.com/comments/powerphotos_3.3_adds_shortcuts_support

PowerPhotos 3.3 adds Shortcuts support

Fat Cat Software

Nasa just published this amazing picture.

This is a very high exposure picture of the nigh side of the world. City lights, auroras, starts and Venus can be seen.

Also, do you realize how thin our atmosphere really is? We’re all living in a small fish tank. Everything we release into that thin layer of air matters.

RE: https://eupolicy.social/@jmaris/116325179156680639

When I was a kid we were baffled by the fact that people who lived in the Soviet Union thought it was the freest place in the world. It's easy when their access to information is limited.

Worth taking the minute to process this, but time well spent.