Luka Rubinjoni

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@TheBreadmonkey Well, you’ll never be a seismologist with that attitude.
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@evacide I met a data broker once. Or a data miner, more accurately. At the strip club. I met a lot of enemies of the people at the strip club. Data miners, Facebook employees, "defense" contractors, etc. I wish I'd stolen from them more. They steal more than enough from us.
early but strong contender for tweet of the year
Straight-six engine - Wikipedia

Academic freedom has deteriorated in 50 countries over the past decade — and the erosion has been especially steep in the US. https://academic-freedom-index.net/
Academic Freedom Index

The Academic Freedom Index (AFI) assesses de facto levels of academic freedom across the world. It is a collaborative effort between researchers at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU), and the V-Dem Institute.

Academic Freedom Index
So far, the scientifically sexiest dating profile photo is an AI-generated dog or cat, holding a firearm, lying on a pile of cash, with its dick out.

it’s always interesting watching AI grifters go straight from doing marketing for the worst LLM crap you’ve ever seen to “now I myself don’t like AI but”

all the mozilla drones started chanting that simultaneously a couple weeks ago and now there’s a mozilla dot ai mastodon account. weird how they keep making accounts on the fediverse, a place they keep shit talking for being too anti-AI

Jensen Huang’s latest interview “I don’t love AI slop myself”

my brother in grift you are 1/3rd of the reason why AI slop exists

Android's hardware attestation API is problematic for a free and open market because it supports root-based attestation. However, it does at least support choosing arbitrary trusted roots and arbitrary trusted operating systems. It isn't locked to Google's roots or stock OSes they certify.