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   Artemis (artemis@dice.camp)'s status on Wednesday, 14-Oct-2026 00:51:16 JST Artemis

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   And now the stupid ADHD stimulants are improving my relationships, because I am able to focus when other people speak to me & can switch my attention from one thing to another when I need to.

   It almost sort of bothers me because I did start those with the intention of being able to accomplish the work of my life (both paid & not), but the biggest positive effect is that I can be present with people without putting enormous strain on myself to do so.

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   Artemis (artemis@dice.camp)'s status on Tuesday, 06-Oct-2026 11:21:47 JST Artemis

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   Your child has been through enough. She can be a wolf if she wants to.

   It'll be fine.

   Maybe it will be better than fine. Maybe it's something that helps her love herself & feel secure. She was always going to have to find her own sense of belonging in the world.

   I guess this is the degeneracy that the left wants: people wearing wolf masks & cute little tails because it makes them feel at home with themselves. Oh the horror! How can society possibly survive this?

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   Rich Felker (dalias@hachyderm.io)'s status on Tuesday, 29-Sep-2026 22:23:11 JST Rich Felker

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   @Jourei No, that is a choice of naming, not something "definitely" true in itself.

   And it is a very bad choice of naming. One I reject and encourage everyone else to reject to.

   It is *actively misleading* to people who don't understand anything technical, and it's a choice to align with a term that has signified extremely inflated claims if not outright scams for over half a century.

   Even the term "machine learning" is misleading, just somewhat less so. "Gradient descent model construction" (or whatever actual algorithm you're using) is the non-loaded term that's not riding a hype/scam train.

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   Green Roc Thoughts (greenroc@mastodon.social)'s status on Saturday, 15-Aug-2026 01:56:58 JST Green Roc Thoughts

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   @hellomiakoda @JessTheUnstill Shrug. I want people to trans if they want to.

   It's my damned body, I dont like how sensitive my skin and smelling organs are :(

   My skin burns itself if it gets wet, and my head gets a headache with any smell that is intense.

   I dont wanna stand up for my body's issues either.

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   Rich Felker (dalias@hachyderm.io)'s status on Tuesday, 11-Aug-2026 02:18:59 JST Rich Felker

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   @mhoye @simagick @blume It's not negligent to let people use their devices as they want to.

   It's negligent to make an OS that lets arbitrary apps get permissions to all sorts of sensors and private data by default or with a click-through confirmation rather than a workflow that reflects genuine user intent.

   Funny how Google wants to take the former away from us but not the latter away from themselves. Because it's what makes their ecosystem lucrative to the parties they make money off of.

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   Artemis (artemis@dice.camp)'s status on Tuesday, 23-Jun-2026 02:31:16 JST Artemis

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   I find it weird that journalists are speaking of elements of a deal signed onto by two parties as though one party to the deal is just being silly to expect it to be honored.

   Ok, I don't strictly speaking "find it weird". They are promoting the message they are supposed to.

   It's certainly obnoxious sycophancy though.

   TWO parties signed onto that agreement. By signing it, Trump represented (completely falsely) that the US could bring Israel into compliance. That's what happened.