That’s the story. I think he was always a sleeper and the stroke made him unable to walk the line.
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I mean, it doesn’t really represent the American public. It’s in his job description, but he only represents the Oligarchs, the corporations, and the fascists.
If he abolished ICE, Stopped AI datacenter sprawl, installed universal health care, universal basic income, replaced the SCOTUS with true moderates, pushed environmental issues and cracked down on monopolies, I’d hear him out…
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tumblr•I remember someone asked why the show couldn't be called "Big Sister"English
2·19 hours agoInteresting idea, but naming your personal protective product after the most famous failing team on a mythical story is some pretty bad marketing.
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tumblr•I remember someone asked why the show couldn't be called "Big Sister"English
8·19 hours agoTime loops aside, they’re not entirely wrong. LOTR is an upgraded version of The Hobbit that hit a lot harder.
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No Stupid Questions•Why is AOC a big deal? She just speaks common sense and calls out absurdity. Have we really gone that far off the rails where we don't do it ourselves?English
13·19 hours agoAOC is not the only one who speaks common sense and calls out absurdity; she’s one of the very short list that does it, no matter who’s watching. She appears not to be owned by AIPAC and other ventures. It’s also why they’ll keep her out at all costs.
Underrated comment. Sauce: https://knowyourmeme.com/sensitive/memes/i-put-on-my-robe-and-wizard-hat
Systemd is stable and can get the job done, I don’t love how it does it, but I accept that it’s a reasonable choice.
Something need/s/ed to replace X11. The fact that I still can’t autohotkey in Wayland is fucking insane. 9/10 of my current issues in Linux are Wayland-related. We’re being corralled into wayland as distros drop X11 and I don’t have time to keep chasing that fox.
Ahh, that’s not the hard part; the hard part is how to get gallium without being noticed.
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Technology•Schools across America are quietly admitting that screens in classrooms made students worse off and are reversing years of tech-first policiesEnglish
1·19 hours agoReliable teaching would be straightforward, but not cheap to set up. You wouldn’t want the models used to have the entire sum of the internet trained. Just verified clean data.
You could start with textbooks, peer-reviewed studies, IC data from teachers, then add 20% reviewed, distilled content from a fully trained LLM. Set the whole thing up on rails. Curriculum, pacing, and testing would all be classical programming, architected by people, using a more widely trained LLM to sort out language and edge cases. New edge cases get human review. Set up a quorum of models that get hit on every request to sus-out errors. Backend is the source of truth, front end is not allowed to countermand the backend, and that’s tracked by another quorum.
I think the biggest problem isn’t doing it, the biggest problem is not destroying society to get it done and not allowing society to take it over with an agenda. We can’t have the teachers disappear. It’s ripe for corpo/government manipulation. For something like this to work, you can’t have capitalism driving profits. You can’t have cults indoctrinating. It would all need to be very post Bell Riots Star Trek, and we KNOW that’ll never happen.
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Technology•Schools across America are quietly admitting that screens in classrooms made students worse off and are reversing years of tech-first policiesEnglish
2·1 day agoI was hoping AI would take us there. All the kids have computers. A guided LLM walks them through videos and concepts. tests them, lets them advance at their own pace.
I wanted to zoom through the lessons, learn everything, but I didn’t want the awful college-prep bullshit or the high scrutiny of my essays. Did I understand the work? Yes, and that’s enough. I showed up to every class, knew what they asked, and aced tests.
How cool would it be for every kid to be able to ask unlimited questions and be given different ways to understand a problem and its corresponding answer until they understood them properly?
Set the text books and workbooks, guardrail the conversations. Double-check for incorrect assertions.
Let them go and seek out on their own whatever subject they wanted at whatever time they wanted.
walnuts… sheesh, that lettuce will tear the ass out of ya
i’m mostly worried aout that lettuce, I can see you’re a walmart shopper and taylor farms prob processed that head
wet the post with gallium and put a piece of duct tape over it, i’ll fall over in an hour. no tools
Samsung has encrypted profiles, apps have no problem advertising to you from knox.
To do a complete phone backup like that all you need is Android root access. Root access on Android is, in fact, a little iffy. Any app given root access can basically read anything on the phone anywhere, keylog, remote execute, yada yada. The security landscape on android is a lot more flat than ios.
Some ISP Vendors do have apps that let you sync android phones and back them up, it’s just not common and they go through a LOT less work to make sure your restores will work later.
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TenForward: Where Every Vulcan Knows Your Name•Perfect choice of director..English
4·2 days agoOh god, Gravity Falls Spinoff…
It was an attempt to distance themselves a little from the 70’s/80’s cartoons that had a lot more violence, inuendo, and racism. It was a time when were as a society were trying to see if we could do better by the kids. If anything I’m more confused why they called the old ones tunes. They put effort into the musical components back the, but it never seemed like a top billing kind of thing.
I’ve been trying to collect all the 80’s cartoons and make a Saturday morning playlist, it’s VERY slow going.
rumba@lemmy.zipto
Technology•It’s Looking Like the Cybertruck Is the Biggest Flop in Automotive HistoryEnglish
3·2 days agoIt was ill-conceived, over-promised, and under-delivered.
They’re huge. They’re ‘stainless’. They’re unibody. The drivetrain is expensive as shit. The tech innovations (digital door handles, controlless dash, bed cover are just wastes of money.
He wanted to make an impregnable, floatable tank. They ended up cutting every corner on structure and putting that into form, but when they finished, the design and QC was so bad that it just failed all over.
To fix everything that would be needed to cover the non-artistic issues, it would be the price of a large house instead of a small one.
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Technology•It’s Looking Like the Cybertruck Is the Biggest Flop in Automotive HistoryEnglish
1·2 days agoI’m not sure we could make a profitable, well-built DeLorean, even if a real automaker tried. Testla didn’t do anyone any favors, but there are reasons they Deloreans failed to take the market by storm. Outside being unique/famous, they weren’t easy to deal with on any front













He converts C into Rust which is also 200% more efficient
The problem is, being omnipotent, he has intimate knowledge of every commercial product that has and will ever exist, so he automatically loses any lawsuit