Notices by …might work for coffee… (mwfc@chaos.social)

@cato
@evan know of a fix? Is it being worked on?

Amazon? Seriously?
Gewöhnlich versandfertig in 6 bis 7 Monaten

Klar. Ist ja auch etwas komplizierter so ein...
Schwalbe Delta Cruiser Fahrrad Bereifung

Fahrradreifen.

Immerhin. Gratis lieferung
GRATIS Lieferung Samstag, 5. Oktober, 2024 für von Amazon versandte Bestellungen über 39€

Amazon, you drunk?

@2ndStar
Lindner meint unter der Regierung leide die FDP am meisten.

Nach dem Teil hab ich es mit Nachrichten gelassen.

@NanoRaptor
typical SONY product.
They had it all, just open it for data as well and ZIP-Drives would have not had a chance

But no. (the MD players are MO drives with 150ish MB)

@derek
I think this might be a nice thing for you
https://www.neighbourshrooms.de/transparenz/

a local guy running a company growing mushrooms on used coffee
trying to source as much locally and going zero waste.
Sorry the page is only German, but might be worth to auto translate :)

@evan
WeChat would be interesting.

@evan more pole content :)

@littlealex
Usb-a. Und zwar Stecker. Die denken das Kabel gehört mit zum gerät.

Fast hätten die das mit verlötet.

@asathor @Cyb3rrunn3r @kaia

@aral
Well, I was a participant.

And given another group won in my field (rightfully) I will do our approach by grant stuff.

I just do not get why, if you have mainly students as audience, you do not promote this path more.

You had out shitty low prices (100-300 EUR per participant if you win is nothing) and only promote the get rich or die trying way?

Why not:you managed to get something nearly meaningful done in a weekend, what about good funding for a year and have it floss.Awesome world

I will never give a group a point in a Hackathon that deals with disasters and talks in their pitch about a "product" that you can buy and potential many costumers.

Fuck you.

Here: Forest fires.

You lost all respect from me when you consider stuff that you build for disaster as a product and not a service. Terminology matters.

You just gave the impression that you would not support poor countries w/o subscription. In a fucking disaster. You allied with Disaster for money. Money over people.

@aral

I disagree. Not on the taxing stuff.

There is good reason to use AI and ML in various settings, especially due to climate change.

Where? a good case is remote sensing. We have limited tools and data in temporal and spatial resolution.
And yes, we need more data for various things. I just worked on "how to determine safe water intake bodies for fire fighting planes" and no, this is not trivial to know the depth at every position of a water body worldwide to ad hoc calculate it

@aral

We do not need chatGPT kind of shit. But we need certain data for various scenarios and no, many counties will do shit prior and will not be able to respond in a decent way when shit hits the fan.
We need to do modelling, need to give them tools to help. A mouseclick to get water bodie candidates. Then double check whether assumptions were OK.

When shit hits the fan, we need automation and as real time information as possible. ML is needed with correction factors due to current data.

@mpjgregoire
They would probably vote for their lobbygroups and have a voice. Voting with assistance is a normal thing in most countries, so I do not this.

IMHO it is a very slippery slope to tie voting to mental health. (especially since a nearly to neglect margin is to be expected to be excluded from voting)

covid deniers, climate science deniers and other science deniers are not rational either. So where to stop to exclude people?

@rochelimit @clacke

@SmudgeTheInsultCat

Could it be done with wikidata?

@evan
Strong agree with @est definition of people being able to tell computers what they are supposed to do.

So no, they do not need to be OK-ish programmers in Python/c/Erlang/whatever-lang. Yes, the UX should allow everyone to be able to solve tasks and do automation.

IMHO we fail on the encouraging and UX part quite often.

@evan
I disagree with this "fall into the memory hole of history".
It creates a "winner writes history" timeline, and alas US is projecting a lot of culture to the world.

Schindlers List and others are not even possible in this context, or you introduce a thin line pushing it arbitrarily.
Furthermore think about the open allowed hate speech in USA that is banned in Germany due holocaust denial. All no problem according to US norms.

I am much more for putting it into context.

@evan
The plus side is, by letting it fall out of grace somewhat, is that it fosters new current works. With current standards.

We should not forget, that certain stuff in history can only be explained by the climate in society back then. The cultural works are an important part of this.

Think about the MASH discussions. Which war to pick, having mandatory ER time per episode etc pp. But again, some other stuff can only be understood cross generation if you know their culture.

I find it interesting what kind of discussion break loose in fediverse given that an instance closes its doors at 10k users.

Some people complaining that there is no space for them etc pp.

Fediverse, especially mastodon, grows at a pace of 100k Users per day

So assuming "sane workload" instances be with around 10k Users before things go crazy, we will need 10 of such instances each day. And they need to run stable for years.

So consider running an instance

@jwildeboer @fiftyfourpark @emanuele @mastohost @RyunoKi @aral

But then we are talking what? 28k Followers data in Aral's case, 5k from people Aral follows? Or is this from using the webinterface and scrolling through feeds?

@zundan @darius
There is even German Government, run by Germany DPO
https://social.bund.de/about

Meanwhile rumors are that VW is on mastodon.social
https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/vw-joins-mastodon-concerns-over-twitter-mount
@VWGroup
@cariad_tech

Nowhere there is notice that they are on mastodon.social. Just "Mastodon". So I guess someone at brands.town might appear more legit if they start with content.