TribblesBestFriend

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[–] TribblesBestFriend@startrek.website 5 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Elon or Ben Shapiro ?

[–] TribblesBestFriend@startrek.website 8 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

He’s exactly what I was thinking

is Charlie Kirk this stupid

I have good news for you

[–] TribblesBestFriend@startrek.website 9 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

They « were » in theatre and movie production at the time. Black American weren’t allowed to play a role so they used white male with charcoal and shoe shine

Fun fact they were some black actor that did black face as a kind of protestation IIRC

Wasn’t it already been reveal that it was a Publicity Scam ?

[–] TribblesBestFriend@startrek.website 5 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

Surveillance state have a sabotage problem

Problem ? That’s no problem

« be me, say I have autism to excuse my anti-social behaviours and refusing to see my own fault in this situation. Probably because of my higher brain chemistry and women’s fault »

[–] TribblesBestFriend@startrek.website 29 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

There’s too much out there to know it all, look at how noble prize winners become conspiracy theorists.

People fall for pranks, there’s nothing new here and does not make the point it want to make. It only show that everything on social is considered false/AI generated.

I’m shocked ! … well I’m not

 

My flight attendant friend just got a bad news, the arbitration give 100% reason to Air Canada.

Now they’re in a bind because if they choose to go all in in another strike their security clearance will be revoked.

What a shit show

 

These generous donations from people across the country demonstrate the widespread faith in our Conservative message of hope for a safer, more affordable Canada

Yeah I’m pretty sure they’re from the same family, the Kosch one

 

cross-posted from: https://beehaw.org/post/24287458

I don't usually keep the author's name in the suggested hed, but here I think he's recognizable enough that it adds value.

I am a science-fiction writer, which means that my job is to make up futuristic parables about our current techno-social arrangements to interrogate not just what a gadget does, but who it does it for, and who it does it to.

What I do not do is predict the future. No one can predict the future, which is a good thing, since if the future were predictable, that would mean we couldn’t change it.

Now, not everyone understands the distinction. They think science-fiction writers are oracles. Even some of my colleagues labor under the delusion that we can “see the future”.

Then there are science-fiction fans who believe that they are reading the future. A depressing number of those people appear to have become AI bros. These guys can’t shut up about the day that their spicy autocomplete machine will wake up and turn us all into paperclips has led many confused journalists and conference organizers to try to get me to comment on the future of AI.

That’s something I used to strenuously resist doing, because I wasted two years of my life explaining patiently and repeatedly why I thought crypto was stupid, and getting relentlessly bollocked by cryptocurrency cultists who at first insisted that I just didn’t understand crypto. And then, when I made it clear that I did understand crypto, they insisted that I must be a paid shill.

This is literally what happens when you argue with Scientologists, and life is just too short. That said, people would not stop asking – so I’m going to explain what I think about AI and how to be a good AI critic. By which I mean: “How to be a critic whose criticism inflicts maximum damage on the parts of AI that are doing the most harm.”

 

Just after unionisation

In response to a question from CBC News, Leduc-Labelle said the restructuring exercise began "well before the start of the unionization process within the studio in June 2025."

Yeah and my ass is chicken

 

Title : Onion

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/57367009

Dolphins have often been considered “pesky critters” who steal fish from the orcas, according to Sarah Fortune, assistant professor of oceanography at Dalhousie University in Halifax and Canadian Wildlife Federation chair of large whale conservation.

But that’s not what was happening — on deep, deep dives below, the dolphins and orcas were communicating.

 

Why I didn’t know that sooner ?

Is there any Saskatchewanean (???) in the room that could give me a « on the ground » critic of their services ?

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