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"The next four years will be terrifying for anyone interested in truth. I want to read publications whose leaders are not afraid to call a fascist a fucking fascist. I worry what
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Raahat Kaduji 🌿
11 months ago
If you see this, post a bird 💛
#kidlitart
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H E N K O 🌷 - Ko-Fi Shop OPEN
11 months ago
If you see this, post something green 💚 ...............₊˚❀༉‧₊˚. °ྀི⋆.ೃྀི࿔*:・..............
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Abigail Larson
about 1 year ago
the kiss of Death
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11 months ago
if you see this, post your green art 💚
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secondlina // Lord of Crows
11 months ago
New Crow Time [1/2] ⭐️💙🌤
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Rowan Kingsbury 🌸 LBX Booth 532
11 months ago
If you see this, post your bird art 🐦⬛
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BarbarArtist
about 1 year ago
These guys think AI is more important than life on earth. The worst dissociative disorder of all is dissociation from our only home.
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Roxi Horror 💀🌸
about 1 year ago
"Bluesky is just like 2011 Tumblr" We will not apologize for having wonder and whimsy and joy in our hearts
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Mellow Lugosi’s Dead 🧛🏻♂️
about 1 year ago
New to Bluesky? Here's a Starter Pack filled with artists engaged in science—and no gen AI or NFTs. Selected visual artists of all kinds, from medical illustrators to cartoonists, paleoartists to fine artists. Plus, the whole
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Reo Eveleth
about 1 year ago
One thing I don’t really get about people using AI to generate novels and short stories is this: do you not like writing? It seems like it, if you avoiding doing it. And so… why do you want to be a writer? Just for prestige? Money? Because let me tell you… that is highly unlikely.
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Eileen Clancy 🧿
about 1 year ago
National Archives and Library of Congress staff on the digital side are some of the best practical scholars of information systems in the world. Legends even. They're the ones raising objections. Like: "Why is the Generative AI calling itself an ‘expert archivist?’" They won't take this lightly.
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Ronit Stahl
about 1 year ago
This is terrible for many reasons. Beyond the major issue of the ethics of AI in the archive, there’s the minor matter that very little of NARA’s vast collection is processed, much less digitized.
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Philip Oldfield
about 1 year ago
Conversion of an office building into 13 social homes, Paris By Ellena Mehl Architects
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Philip Oldfield
about 1 year ago
More expressive Iranian brick and tile work Designed by Sahar Kamaluddin and Nima Safdari (render by Behnam Hosseinzad)
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Philip Oldfield
about 1 year ago
Move lovely textured brickwork in Iranian apartment buildings This is by Mohammed Ettefagh of Event Studio, in Tehran
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Lincoln Michel
about 1 year ago
FWIW, I would not blaming "the kids" or teachers. The biggest factors seem to be a) forcing teachers to "teach to the test" and focus on excerpts since that's all standardized tests care about b) the way social media + phones have made all of us all ages read less.
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Lincoln Michel
about 1 year ago
Recently, I tweeted about how in 90s/00s it was common to be assigned a book to read in 1 or 2 weeks. Many younger people replied they'd NEVER been assigned that much reading even while getting graduate degrees. Others said they hadn't been assigned entire books AT ALL in h.s....only excerpts.
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The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books
To read a book in college, it helps to have read a book in high school.
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Started my day with minty kurkure, I miss the sky blue Australia themed lays so much :'(
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🦇🩸Hexavier🩸🦇
over 1 year ago
Once again begging you to stop saying "content" and "consume" in relation to art, literature, performance, and anything you aren't literally eating, drinking, or stuffing into a box for storage
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The Murders in the Brian Ruh Morgue
over 1 year ago
I always find it fascinating how nobody would look at a PhD dissertation in, say, physics & think that they should automatically understand it. Any yet people think this about humanities PhDs all the time, even though both use specific knowledge and terminology most probably wouldn't already know.
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Dr. Damien P. Williams Wants A Better Sociotechnical Paradigm
over 1 year ago
We're not just talking about water for cooling servers, people. You need water to turn into steam to run turbines, too, and the more energy you need, the more water you use for that process.
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Dr. Damien P. Williams Wants A Better Sociotechnical Paradigm
over 1 year ago
Current estimates say that every prompt you give a generative "AI" system— not each session, every PROMPT— is like pouring a 16 oz bottle of water onto the ground. This is a fact that goes somewhere in every talk i give, now, & i always see audience members looking it up… and then looking horrified
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