So anyone on Bsky can’t help but have noticed the whole sudden Sisters of Dorley thing.
It’s just made me realise how much I profoundly miss the stuff we had around 2008 in London. That was such a time. If you were there, you’ll know.
Dear #Fediverse I am trying to find a thing.
It is a screenshot I remember seeing a couple of times of an Xitter post from some dudebro talking about their #AI startup that focuses on training an LLM to do math.
The tweet contained a heatmap of how "good" their "AI" is in multiplication. For small operands it was like 95% and up "accurate", for operands larger than 5 it quickly dropped off.
It was hilarious and a great illustration of AI hype. Can't find it though. Help?
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In principle I could even see myself supporting Mozilla's advertising thing.
It would not be a bad idea, in general, to have a privacy-preserving, ethical advertising network. It would serve as an alternative for vendors, and as an example to regulators that this is possible – and that banning targeted advertising can be done without hurting organizations that rely on ads to stay afloat.
Problem is, I don't trust Mozilla to hold up their side of this.
I used to, but not anymore.
Fediverse pro tip: Re-boost your own content.
There is no algorithm. Posts are equal like they should be. It doesn't matter what you like, how many followers you are or how prominent you are as an "influencer". The time, moment, content, frequency and boosting are the only things that help your visibility here. It's a good thing.
It's funny that sharing function is almost obsolete in other places. Here it still serves a purpose.
Daily Inspiration: "It’s never too late to realize it’s not too late!" - Futurist Jim Carroll
Trying new things is the root of all innovation. Taking initiative is the key to innovation success. Admitting that things need to change is the first step in the path to innovation success. And yet, too many people don't do these things, because they make the excuse that 'it's too late.'
Personal growth is all about breaking boundaries, accepting reality, and taking action. Yet, many people don't do that - they are scared to confront change. Too many people stop growing and start stagnating because they always say that 'it's too late.'
How many times do you say to yourself "I would have done that, but it's too late!"
It's never too late! The only thing holding you back is your mindset.
So always remember .... it's never too late to learn new things.
It's never too late to take the initiative.
It's never too late to chase that thing you always wanted to do.
It's never too late to do the right thing.
It's never too late to apologize.
It's never too late to rethink your plans.
It's never too late to learn to golf.
It's never too late to chase a new career.
It's never too late to quit the job you hate.
It's never too late to learn a new skill.
it's never too late to implement that new idea you've been thinking about.
It's never too late to confront that difficult situation you've been too busy ignoring.
It's never too late to try to do something you've never done before.
It's never too late to improve yourself.
It's never too late to stop doing the thing that deep down you know is destroying you.
It's never too late to appreciate other people more.
It's never too late to start saying 'thank you' more often.
It's never too late to admit you have a problem.
It's never too late to start right now.
See how easy it is to get going?
Original post: https://jimcarroll.com/2024/08/daily-inspiration-chasing-initiative-its-never-too-late-to-realize-its-not-too-late/
@sofiav it's a mastodon thing.
It's gonna be "fixed" in the next version. I put it in quotes cause I think you'll have to turn grouped notifications on when it's released.
Unfortunately, there's no set release date for it yet as far as I know.
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