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@harib_murshidi Ah yes because white people dont make profits from fAIl slop, selling crap they didn't write… Your point being?@albertcardona @AlSweigart

@resuna @petealexharris @munin Here are some articles explaining what "reasoning models" do, because clearly you need some education:magazine.sebastianraschka.com/i/156484949/how-do-we-define-reasoning-modelwww.ibm.com/think/topics/reasoning-modelnewsletter.maartengrootendorst.com/i/153314921/what-are-reasoning-llmsI could post a lot more examples, but the TLDR (because I know you won't read them): "reasoning" models add intermediate "reasoning" steps that are just made to mimick human reasoning given the context, and that's the part we don't see ("under the hood") when AI tools spin (that and tool calling, which is another kind of training modern models have to return structured responses executing function calls).

@inherentlee do you think "sensitivity readers" would go under the literature category or the interpersonal category?

@hgschneider @MehrwertLeser @lobingera @ulrichkelber Gibts noch keine tools wie früher zB. Likers Blocker oder Mass Block Twitter

@nileane happy bday!

@sundogplanets Big Kessler.

@randahl@mastodon.social The Fediverse is the future of social media and interaction in the digital space. It feels good to be here.

@iju I’m totally agreeing with you.The absurdity I was trying to point out: plans to force age checks don’t make sense, if the goal is to keep “young Europeans (aged 16–29)” safe (I’m citing @EUCommission’s picture here). Verifying that a young person is of age does not make them more safe, if they are then still exploited the same way than without the age checks.What age-appropriate special protections would we require specifically for 16–29-year-olds?

@SteveClough @futurebird If it helps emasculated truck nuts owners feel better to eat their yoghurt out of a black tub emblazoned with the word "protein" in enormous letters, and use "aircraft carrier" scented perfume out of a cute little black can, fine, good for them. Indoctrinating kids into thinking all of that's normal seems like a bad idea, though.

@richrollgardener @IcooIey thanks for joining in. I'll post my solution once I get it set up.

@sundogplanets lol I don't know what _you_ learn from _me_, you're the scientist and teacher, but thank you!

Never again.

@MinervasRefuge @jalefkowit Of course things change. For instance, they wouldn't cover the cost of the lost groceries now.

@ikuturso @HarmBotjes @EUCommission Meanwhile politicians and media taking money to promote Israel and its genocide on Gaza is also sanctioned by the EU, but in the opposite meaning of the word. Freedom of speech, freedom of the press, but only for opinions we like. https://ec.social-network.europa.eu/@EUCommission/116509371063854487

@guenther Imagine if they still focused on that browser instead of all the shiny squirrels like AI.

@mdione Most (probably all) DCs will use *a* closed loop where they circulate coolant (probably water, maybe mixed with glycol) to get heat out of the room (or directly off the chips). From there, many use systems that consume water to get that heat out into the environment. It's relatively new that large datacenters are trying to use entirely waterless systems on that side

@janamarie Thanks for sharing, I think this may be the first time I have seen an IR portrait . Seeing IR photography seems rare enough never mind portraits. Your right that it looks a bit weird but it also seems like it could be a lot of fun to shoot. I have been interested in IR and UV for a while... It's so tempting to convert a camera and give it a go Edit: Improved a phrasing

@jesterchen Du denkst falsch. Die nginx Lücke melden die bei nginx, bei kleinen Seiten zu melden sparks no joy._Dein_ Problem ist, dass die Version bei Deinem Dienstleister 57 versionen hinter main ist

@Sgns Wait, I forgot you should at least see that your earnestness failed to win the hearts and minds. Mute, and then if I ever think about you again, maybe a block then.

@Kroc Bring moar photos.