Mallory Moore
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Trans liberation and information security.
@transsafety.network
Manchester, UK
There must be whole quant teams dedicated right now to identifying biases in frontier LLM releases quickly so that you can bet against the people who will be using LLMs to trade with on the stock market.
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Almost as bad as AI sycophancy & the ridiculous ritual of using prompts to curtail it is the massive stream of guidance on how to use your AI tooling the best way that amounts to a string of thinly veiled adverts for different AI agent products with no real theory explaining how to do things better
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elia ayoub
about 4 hours ago
Apparently the word âallegedlyâ now also means âaccording to video footage that we can see with our eyesâ
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Nicolete Burbach
about 1 hour ago
Truly great writing going on at LGB Christians* *transphobic org fronting as a gay Christian group, whose page I'm not going to share but you can google them if you really want
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Adam Bienkov
about 24 hours ago
The second Conservative candidate whose far-right posts I exposed has now been suspended. The party failed to respond when Byline Times first reported their posts last month
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Crowsa Luxemburg
about 1 hour ago
oh wow they are just like people
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It's been proven that telling an AI it's an expert in any domain makes it less accurate (see:
arxiv.org/abs/2603.18507
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Karl Bode
about 3 hours ago
"Never hallucinate or make anything up." yes, you can just demand that the LLM not make errors that's definitely how the technology works
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Lady Talia
about 5 hours ago
Chrome is reaching into users' machines and writing a 4 GB on-device AI model file to disk without asking. It is the weights for Gemini Nano, Google's on-device LLM. Chrome did not ask. Chrome does not surface it. If the user deletes it, Chrome re-downloads it.
www.thatprivacyguy.com/blog/chrome-...
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Google Chrome silently installs a 4 GB AI model on your device without consent. At a billion-device scale the climate costs are insane. â That Privacy Guy!
Google Chrome is downloading a 4 GB Gemini Nano model onto users' machines without consent, with no opt-in, no opt-out short of enterprise tooling, and an automatic re-download every time the user del...
https://www.thatprivacyguy.com/blog/chrome-silent-nano-install/
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about 2 hours ago
It's not just the BBC and ITV News that's covering this attack in this way. Every news outlet that's reporting on this - which is most of them - are framing it as an attack on a former synagogue, not on a soon-to-be mosque. Hierarchy of racism, right there.
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Sabotage requires people with the right access to have sufficient disgust for the regime to decide they have had enough and sufficient courage to do something about it.
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Guardian US
about 2 hours ago
In December 1982, South African Rodney Wilkinson walked four bombs into Koeberg power station â the crown jewel of the apartheid state â pulled the pins and then left on his bicycle. How did he do it?
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The man who blew up a nuclear power station and disappeared
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/05/the-man-who-blew-up-a-nuclear-power-station-koeberg-south-africa?CMP=us_bsky&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Bluesky#Echobox=1777987921-1
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Skrrt Russell
about 3 hours ago
Long story long, the folks making the decision to replace worker expertise with automated expertise are just kicking the complexity cost down the road as they have for the past 50ish years. Sub in your chosen industry for my factory, any workers instead of maintenance, I think it remains true.
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Skrrt Russell
about 3 hours ago
The "promise" of ai is the company gets to eliminate all the complexity of expertise without actually paying for it (or more accurately, pay an Ai company less than expert employee wages cost). "All that robot tech did was change a number, tighten some screws, and reset it. Anybody could do that."
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Yes literally exactly this. Spaghettifying much more rapidly than we can rationalise and consolidate things.
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They've got that middle class thing of thinking that because there exists racism among the white working class as it does amongst white people of all classes, they can avoid facing up to class anger by substituting national/racial supremacy and it's just not occurred to them people can see both.
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Paul Bernal
about 12 hours ago
I still get the impression that many (most?) Labour supporters donât understand how badly Labourâs anti-immigration policies come across, or how many of us are personally angry about them.
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Jim Hawkins
about 5 hours ago
The not-so-hidden gender diversity of Little Women author Louisa May Alcott via
@wearequeeraf.com
www.wearequeeraf.com/the-not-so-h...
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The not-so-hidden gender diversity of Little Women author Louisa May Alcott
Author of the classic novel Little Women, Louisa May Alcott wrote about being âborn with a boyâs natureâ, much like Jo in the classic novel
https://www.wearequeeraf.com/the-not-so-hidden-gender-diverse-of-little-women-author-louisa-may-alcott/
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Hafren
about 7 hours ago
I would really like to do trans organising of some kind where I didn't need to be the one going "Actually here is an alternative perspective to Doom and Despair" which ends up just becoming my job because people love to just feed each others misery in these digital organising spaces
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Liz James
about 5 hours ago
Understanding the abstraction and the coupling is pertinent when one is trying to assure a system. It's also important to acknowledge that it can be advantageous for certain groups to use certain abstractions because it's easy to bury the harms or inflate benefits.
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Liz James
about 5 hours ago
The examples I'm using is that for any given abstraction all systems of systems/components sit on a spectrum of how coupled they are with the physical world. Low coupled systems, in abstractions we typically see relevant in corporate settings, have traditionally been the IT systems.
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A lot of people keep saying "we don't have genuine AI", and I think there's a big and dangerous misunderstanding here in terms of what AI is doing and being used for in industry.
about 7 hours ago
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Jolyon Maugham KC
1 day ago
"This shocking Good Law Project podcast looks at the way US tech company Palantir ended up at the heart of the NHS, specifically, the covert influencer marketing campaign that was run to 'smear' Good Law Project... A terrifying and important listen."
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Hugh Bonneville takes on Sherlock Holmes: best podcasts of the week
The Paddington star narrates an eerie adaptation of an Arthur Conan Doyle classic. Plus a worrying series about the US tech company at the heart of the NHS
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2026/may/04/hugh-bonneville-takes-on-sherlock-holmes-best-podcasts-of-the-week
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Pro life, pro cancer, simple as.
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Max Colbert
1 day ago
Decades of public health messaging have failed to make smoking look as uncool as this picture does singlehandedly.
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Folkyhel
2 days ago
I just think they would have been trained to restrain people without having to kick them in the head, repeatedly (before we bring anything else into it. And WHY are we bringing anything else into it?)
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Drugs are pretty expensive and mostly a luxury of the rich it turns out
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northstar
5 days ago
People will believe anything to avoid thinking that it could happen to them. The three main causes of bankruptcy are: job loss, illness, and divorce.
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M. E. O'Brien
3 days ago
I refuse to take the fertility decline seriously until the borders are open and they start welcoming migrants. Until then just seems like white supremacist panic
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People who let cops do this have no problem with criminality or violence, they have a problem with the wrong people being allowed to do it.
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đŞLINA ŮŮŮا
3 days ago
Ofc Starmer who is a cop would be ok with this, lest we forget who oversaw the Jean Charles De Menezes stuff
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Somhairle Kelly
4 days ago
A poster for today - Bread & Roses, free to download and share.
www.patreon.com/posts/first-...
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OlĂşfáşšĚmi O. TĂĄĂwò
4 days ago
there are even cool uniforms (whether gi or rashguard). and plenty of vets and cops, so you will have more Graham Platner friends than you can shake a white belt at
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OlĂşfáşšĚmi O. TĂĄĂwò
4 days ago
unironically: i think these guys should just do Brazilian jujitsu. mad at the world, vaguely insecure about your masculinity, need a hug? turns out we have an App for That
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Prisonculture
4 days ago
You never have to defend politicians. You really do not. When you feel the urge bubbling up, drink water and keep it moving.
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Prisonculture
4 days ago
Politician X was "handed a terrible situation." Comrades, THEY KNEW THIS WHEN THEY RAN. It's actually their JOB to figure out how to address the terrible situation.
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Chris Kluwe
4 days ago
Anyways, happy May Day. Remember that not a single right has ever been given, they must always be fought for
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Haymarket Books
4 days ago
Happy May Day! Our office is closed today; weâll see you in the streets!
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Obscura
4 days ago
If there's one thing I've learnt being in the art world it's that cis people will never read transness into any work of art, even to the point of denying explicit themes and detransing the creator. It's like an unconscious violent revulsion to relating to our transness.
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Dr Jo Kershaw
4 days ago
This is a really disturbing and deeply wrong approach to human rights.
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Melissa Gira Grant
5 days ago
The FBI sent a plane to Cuba to rescue a child, after learning, as Kash Patel posted, "the alleged kidnapper parent [hoped] to transition the child." Yet DOJ's own docs show, claims of a 10-year-old forced into "gender reassignment surgery" may be based on one possibly overheard statement. My story:
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How the FBI Turned a Custody Dispute Into Cheap Anti-Trans Fodder
When the FBI took over an alleged international kidnapping case from local law enforcementâand sent a plane to retrieve a child from Cubaâcertain details of the story changed in telling ways.
https://newrepublic.com/article/209718/fbi-turned-custody-dispute-cheap-anti-trans-fodder
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rm [-r] lininger
4 days ago
Also. What is a ârestrictive dietâ? Itâs anything where you _cannot_ eat with your neighbors, whether due to medical reasons or choice or some combination. And yeah that gets reallllly fuzzy. Not eating stuff bc I donât like it never messed with my head. Keto messes with my head (while saving it).
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rm [-r] lininger
4 days ago
My point is not that people with medical conditions that require a restrictive diet shouldnât do it! My point is that any kind of restrictive diet has an extra psychological component that is often unaddressed, giving yourself an eating disorder is bad, and Americans are already weird about food.
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rm [-r] lininger
4 days ago
I donât know if itâs human or American; I suspect itâs both. And yeah. My condition is proven to improve with dietary interventions )just not the ones the quacks push), and almost all the non-quacks are like âit truly helps, but the social aspects of food help more, so donât overdo it.â
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rm [-r] lininger
4 days ago
A âdiet spotterâ is something I made up, mind. But like you shouldnât attempt a max bench press without a spotter, I donât think you should attempt any kind of restrictive diet without someone. If youâve _asked_ them, theyâre more likely to say something and youâre more likely to listen.
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rm [-r] lininger
4 days ago
I really believe that food is a shortcut to peopleâs psyches and restrictive dieting â even when medically proven and genuinely necessary â makes humans crazy. Thereâs a reason so many quacks start with diet. I think this is it. (For the âgenuinely necessaryâ crowd, I recommend âdiet spotters.â)
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Dan Greene
4 days ago
'But how "subversive" is May Day? It just happens to be the most American holiday we have. It was brought into being in 1886 by the Chicago workers, in their struggle for the eight-hour day. Remember their slogan: "Eight hours of work, eight hours of sleep, eight hours of recreation!"' --Howard Fast
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https://www.marxists.org/subject/mayday/articles/fast.html
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Jess O'Thomson
4 days ago
You know when I was talking about the antisemitism of some on the left making Jewish people responsible for Israel? This is the kind of thing I was talking about.
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rimidar
5 days ago
This story is fucking wild and damning, and yet the most insane part is that they were trying to go after her for documenting racist abuse THAT WAS DIRECTED AT HER PERSONALLY
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chiller
4 days ago
Genuinely shocking.
@zackpolanski.bsky.social
was right, and
#MetPolice
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