RE: https://theforkiverse.com/@thordis/115899088808397580

I assume this was asking about what we are. I happened to be a Zoomer, and I'm quite open about that.

RE: https://digitalcourage.social/@echo_pbreyer/115888124860288409

What a bunch of Catholic propaganda, this "Security by Design" papal bull-style BS. Everyone who's a historicist like myself knows that the Jesuits want it, because they want to take down anyone who doesn't revere and obey the Pope, the Mark of the Beast.

It's that simple, really.

Something I found on Nostr. Everyone needs to hear this.

https://r2a.primal.net/uploads2/8/b6/a2/8b6a2cc8452b4add60d804813f3196e4ad498346cd68081ec576a88ca5304ed8.mp4

RE: https://f.cz/@xChaos/115871639184083548

How many of these people will keep gatekeeping AI? I think the reason, as I said earlier, is because the people who call for AI bans gatekeep for personal belief reasons.

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@beyondmachines1/115859633396957213

This... is... bullspit. Are we still continuing on a political tirade about how AI does a better job than people who politicize their work through subtle ways? I think that's the huge issue we see here.

You can get hissy at me all you want, but I have no respect for politics getting into media, and it doesn't even matter either side of the fake political aisle.

It's all Catholic and Jesuit slop to me.

Now, to be fair about it, I don't use AI all that often, but that's besides the point I'm making. If you don't like the fact that AI is replacing politicized jobs, all I can recommend is that you don't shoot the messenger here. A lot of people will do that because they're jealous of a big, flip-off program that's very advanced and does a better job at helping those who use it as a tool rather than an outright replacement.

In other words, those who don't learn AI tools are getting replaced with those who learn AI tools, because that will be a requirement for job security.

#AI #generativeai

Greetings and good evening.

I would like to apologize for ghosting anyone interested in my progress on my musical endeavor. I regret to inform you that I had completely stopped production, meaning there will not be a second release of the VST Test. I'd like to apologize for the inconvenience, as Neigsendoig (who I refer to as Sendo) and I had no interest in doing more HHC for the time being. If anything, after discussing things with him, he'll be doing HHC from now on, and I'll focus on other things.

To make up for that, I'm currently working on an audiobook version of a novel I wrote for the #FediWriMo contest, and I'm already pretty deep into the book. Of course, I'm using Ardour, but I decided to use proprietary VSTs for professional production (mainly FabFilter plugins) for testing purposes. Sendo had done this on his podcast, the Neigsendoig Cocules Show, for a few episodes, and he said the plugins were really nice to use for his workflow (as apparently, Ardour with FabFilter plugins happened to be oddly satisfying).

I will NOT be releasing this audiobook onto YouTube, as it would be ToS banned due to extremely heavy topics that would just make the YouTube AI have an aneurysm. Instead, I will be hosting it on Wavlake once I get an account, and it will be as a podcast format. I will have individual chapters I read, plus the full book (hopefully), for those who want either or. It's the biggest project I've ever worked on, and even Sendo agrees with me to quite an extent to begin with.

I won't be giving you the details of what the book is about, but I will say I wrote a fantasy novel that will probably resonate with a lot of those of a specific audience.

That's all I have for now, though.

RE: https://sfba.social/@drahardja/115823112545139908

This, y'all! AI is a flip-off program that's HUGE! It's operators are the ones who do nasty things with it! Otherwise, it's neutral in what it does.

#AI

Good afternoon.

The new year is upon us, and fights from all over the place are being fought, some for good reasons, others for evil reasons.

In this new year, we need to focus on protecting our own privacy first before anything else. Now, why do I say this? That's because politicians will not do it, nor will corporations that are "too big to fail". Instead, the only way we do this is researching our tech stack, how it works, alternatives that are available, and use those instead. Here's criteria I can give you for that:

1. It's Free Software (GPL and derivatives, MPL, certain BSD licenses, and Apache are recommended), and licensed as such

2. The source code is viewable on GitHub, GitLab, or Codeberg (or others thereof)

3. It has local-first uses, meaning it doesn't require an internet connection to use

4. It has almost no backdoors that could be worrying. This is the hard part, but is essential in ensuring you keep your privacy in check

On top of that, we need to start businesses. Here's an episode of The Survival Podcast by Jack Spirko that talks about it, through an Invidious link:
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=HPoFt2HQJdM

While you're at it, you might want to grab his book, "Laws of Life: Ditch the System Design Your Life", which is here on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F54NNNTP/?bestFormat=true&k=laws%20of%20life%20spirko&crid=UCWSHN496E0H&sprefix=Laws%20of%20Life%3A

That should be it for me. Let's see how 2026 goes for all of us.

#privacy #entrepreneur