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xenophile@masto.hackers.townX

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  • The worst thing about online learning is that everything has become a video.
    xenophile@masto.hackers.townX xenophile@masto.hackers.town

    @Daojoan b-b-b-but some of us want to know how the developers grandmother harvested the bits and crafted them into tuples by hand for every bit of code I have to study ๐Ÿ˜‰

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  • I am devastated by the news that ParMaster has ascended to the VX heavens.
    xenophile@masto.hackers.townX xenophile@masto.hackers.town

    @thegibson Parmaster was one of the best. I really enjoyed sitting in the CTF at DC 6 with him.

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  • The "AI uses too much water and electricity" argument isn't completely wrong, but it's aimed at the wrong target.
    xenophile@masto.hackers.townX xenophile@masto.hackers.town

    @subm3rge

    I disagree that curing symptoms is the best we can hope for. Law-as-code works: you build compliance into the architecture, not bolt it on after.

    EU AI Act Article 50 transparency can be enforced at the code level: cryptographic audit trails, automatic AI disclosure, immutable records.

    Same philosophy I used when authoring redundant networks (now oracle cloud) architecture; You don't write policy to say "please don't crash" you write policy to dictate the requirements.

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  • The "AI uses too much water and electricity" argument isn't completely wrong, but it's aimed at the wrong target.
    xenophile@masto.hackers.townX xenophile@masto.hackers.town

    The "AI uses too much water and electricity" argument isn't completely wrong, but it's aimed at the wrong target.

    AI doesn't require water-cooled data centers. Lazy, cost-cutting facility operators do.

    The real question we need to be asking: How do we regulate responsible cooling and energy sourcing for data centers?

    The nuance-free "ALL AI IS EVIL" approach just hands the people who actually want to cause ecocide an easy win.

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