A post by Julia Reda: "GitHub Copilot is not infringing your copyright"
https://juliareda.eu/2021/07/github-copilot-is-not-infringing-your-copyright/
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
The iOS weather widget has started saying things like "it won't be so warm tomorrow" instead of showing a temperature, when it will be 30°+, and there doesn't seem to be a way to tell it what's warm or cold to me. 😝
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rysiek ("Rysiekúr Memesson") wrote:
RT @rysiek So, let me re-phrase:
Government-run study, involving shortening the work week for government employees proves that productivity can be *gained* by shortening the work week.
Does business jump on that insight and clear opportunity to gain productivity *for free*, thus edging a competitive advantage on the market?
No. This happens only after unions get involved.
"Capitalism efficiently allocates resources" my arse.
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ehashman@toot.cat ("e. hashman :heart_bi:") wrote:
Perfection 🍵
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- Large rolled jade leaves steeping in a celadon gaiwan on a bamboo tea tray. A small tea bag and red floral decorative container are labelled "Milk + Honey Oolong - 1oz" (remote)
- Steeped tea in a small glass container, featuring a crazed octagonal teacup and a tea strainer. The tea is a light straw colour. (remote)
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Deiru@gensokyo.social ("Dale, The Ligma Male") wrote:
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- An image featuring two ways to hold a computer mouse. In the bottom it shows a hand with two bones twisted unnaturally, holding a mouse, with a twisty arrow and a sign that says "unnatural". In the upper portion there's a hand gently grasping an actual mouse. The bones are arranged like they should be, and above it is the green, straight arrow that says "Natural". (remote)
I wanted to draw and didn't know what, so I drew a friends warlock character Ide. :)
#art #mastoart #sketchbook #watercolor #dnd #DndCharacter #warlock
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- Open sketchbook surrounded by some of the used art supplies. The page shows a portrait drawing of a young woman, head slightly turned left, looking away from the viewer. She seems tired and concerned, her grey blue eyes peering through her long fringe. Her shoulder length dark purple hair is messily cut. From below the collar of her cloak something black is growing upwards along the left side of her face. Behind her is a black contrasting square, a similar pattern as the black along her face is decorating the black square in silver. (remote)
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hernani@chaos.social ("Hernâni Marques") wrote:
RT @FlemishScroller@twitter.com
Every meeting of the flemish government in Belgium is live streamed on a YouTube channel.
Software is searching for phones and tries to identify a distracted politician. This with the help of AI. The results are then posted to social with the politician tagged. By @driesdepoorter@twitter.com🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/FlemishScroller/status/1411998415031091202
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‘Can I get you something to drink, Monsieur Sartre?’ the waiter asked.
‘Yes, I’d like a cup of coffee with sugar, but with `None::`’, the philosopher replied.A few minutes later, however, the water returned and said,
‘I’m sorry, Monsieur Sartre, but we haven't found `Cream` — how about with `None::`?’
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coopcloud@social.coop ("Co-op Cloud") wrote:
Hi all! We're the folks behind Co-op Cloud (https://coopcloud.tech), a project which aims to build out a digital configuration commons for tech co-ops and democratic tech collectives. Our approach aims to maximise sharing, co-operation and reuse for setting up and maintaining libre software infrastructure. We have a public matrix room at `#coopcloud:autonomic.zone`, feel welcome! The project is currently in public alpha and super young ☁️ 🎩 💻
#introductions #tech #coops #coopcloud #commons
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
Looked like there were more people in the pools than at/in the beach/lake.
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selfsame@tiny.tilde.website wrote:
me: i wish i was a programmer!
monkey's paw: oh uh.. haha uh.. let me check with my supervisor (yeah boss? yeah he added the curse himself.. so i.. ok.. ok) looks like this wish is on the house!
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
The rings inside trees are actually grooves, like on a record. They spend their entire lives making tree music.
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LeoSammallahti@social.coop ("Leo Sammallahti") wrote:
Getting a messy divorce with fierce legal disputes and a cancer that requires expensive treatment boosts GDP.
Taking time off work to have a walk in the beach with your partner reduces GDP.
Why is this the key metric of success of our societies?!
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
Gross domestic product?
Yeah, it sure is.
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hkz@mastodon.technology wrote:
Needed a 16.257Mhz #oscillator for my EGA card, could not find it... Used the Clock-in-a-Cam project to build myself one: https://github.com/schlae/ClockInACan
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violet@vulpine.club ("Nibby Bat") wrote:
Hey, I am looking for software developer work. I am familiar with C, C++, Java, and many other languages, but I learn quickly, and can probably learn the language you use.
I'm fairly experienced in modeling relational databases, working with Qt, Sqlite, Postgres, and SQL Server, SDL, and SFML. My specialty is Linux but I can target just about any POSIX-compliant platform, or Windows, and I aim to write portable code.
I've worked on Plume, a Fediverse blogging platform, Cataclysm Dark Days Ahead, a roguelike game, sqlite_modern_cpp(a c++ abstraction wrapper for sqlite), MuaLu(A lua based muck engine), and more.
I've dabbled in assembly and lower level coding, and would not be adverse to picking it up to work.
I am based in the US, specifically Tulsa.
I am available for contract work or remote work, though I am currently caring for someone who is disabled so I have to be remote, or at least have minimal office days.
You can get in touch with me via DM or through email through VioletWhite@espeon.social
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
We were swimming in Newdale Lake and little fishies were nibbling on my toes and feet. 😆
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
Why say no when you can ask why?
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/07/05/no-is-less-than-why/
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pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
A great one is gone: Richard Lewontin has died.
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/07/05/oh-no-richard-lewontin-has-died/
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"It feels like the last 20 years we've spent rebuilding all the stuff Unix users had builtin 20 to 40 years ago: online editors, shared home directories, etc. All sorts of things are repeating again.
One of the things Unix had was composability. If there's a table on a website now and one on another website, and you wanna join them? Fuck you."
-- Joshua Schachter
"When all is said and done, more is said than done."
-- Lou Holtz
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
She seems very content now. I hope she will let us sleep tonight.
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
*Reports a problem to the co-op*
Water is not viscous enough.
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
She came back already. 🥰
That can only have been half an hour or so.
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
Our daughter is out completely on her own for the first time. So scary. But it had to happen sooner or later.
owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
Can you even call it water if it doesn't create a nice crust?
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
Helen Pluckrose seems to be good at ginning up PR for what is basically a group blog, with extra anti-Semitism.
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/07/05/blogs-are-dead-long-live-the-blogs/
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cstanhope@social.coop ("Charles Stanhope") wrote:
I'm pretty sure that heat dome that passed over us did a number to the poor leaves on our tree in the back. I wish I had a drone or something, it's hard to tell from underneath. But I see a lot of brown and leaves that look like they've been burned at the edges. That's not to mention the other plants all around that didn't fare so well under the intense heat. :(
pzmyers@octodon.social ("pzmyers 🦑") wrote:
Being able to sing the national anthem is not a reason to vote for you, Mark J. Lindquist.
https://freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2021/07/05/what-are-you-going-to-do-for-me-mark-j-lindquist/
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owl@beach.city ("ugla hf.") wrote:
warezwolf