Notices by Ján Bogár (janbogar@mastodonczech.cz)

Sila Fediversa (hlavne v ČR), ukáž sa.
Máte niekto skúsenosti so zmenami územného plánu, alebo stavbou v blízkosti lesa? Veľmi oceníme vašu radu.

Situácia je takáto: do budúcna by sme chceli zväčšiť náš domček, a zistili sme , že sa chystá zmena územného plánu.

Našu parcelu chcú preradiť z rekreačnej oblasti do obytno-rekreačnej, čo je super, ale má to háčik:

V územnom pláne je uvedený zákaz stavať alebo akokoľvek rozširova/nastavovať existujúce stavby do 20 m od okraja lesa.

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@futurebird @FeralRobots

If science was credible because it's using graphs (or equations, or jargon, or is in a paper, or any other superficial sign of sciencyness), then it doesn't deserve the credibility at all.

I think this is fine. The problem is that people think plots = science = trustworthy.

Just like scientist is not any person wearing a lab coat, scientific opinion is not any opinion presented with plots.

People should know that and we should tell them (and repeat it often).

@selzero
That x axis is savage :D

Cez víkend som si v Zborovni objednal skvelý borůvkový ležák a jeden z prítomných mužov počudovane zdvihol obočie a zahlásil "To sa mi nestáva často, že by si nejaký Muž objednal čučoriedkové pivo."

Moji milí muži 🙂

Máte dovolené užívať si aj iné chute ako horkú, pálivú a krvavý steak.

Môžete si obliekať aj iné farby ako čiernu, sivú, hnedú a námornícku modrú.

Existujú aj iné vône, ako drevo, koža a motorový olej.

Máte aj iné emócie ako hnev, únavu a nadržanosť.

#patriarchy

@thomasfuchs This is already fixed, and the summary now even notes , that any information about austrian-hungarian space program comes from sci-fi. Yet the answer is AI generated (different every time you change the query slightly)

I wonder how they fix issues like this.

Lora retraining? Some form of RAG, with a database of "fixes" that have higher priority than internet data? It's an interesting technical question.

@dgar @cowman there is a Backside Cove just a few km north, too :D

@clarity my girl, you are absurd :D

If you are happily childless and you father was a proud plumber, good for you, nothing wrong with that. It changes nothing about the fact that targetting family and denying desired occupation and education was a common and well documented mode of opression under communism here.

You are telling a first generation post-opressive regime person they should not cling to onthologies and that you just want the good flavour out of it. Are you for real?

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Imagine a different conversation, where someone makes a joke about rebranding collonialism and a congolese person tells them it's in bad taste.

And they would defend it, that they just use the word collonialism because their friends have possitive connotations with it, and that the Congolese should first check their priors, because they just want the good stuff, like bringing civilisation to savages and having access to resources.

You would recognize the absurdity, right?

@clarity listen, all I am telling you, as someone from a country that spent four decades under communism, is that it fucked us up.

We were one of the prosperous communist countries. Still a lot of people died at the border trying to get to the west, killed by our own border guards.

Central planning was a perfect tool of opression and corruption. Did you anger a party member? You won't get the pretty house in the city, but an old one in some backwater place.

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@clarity 2/2 And your kids won't go to the uni, they will be plumbers. Do you want to change that? Do something in return.

This is why eastern europian countries are so corrupt to this day.

Take of that what you will.

@clarity it's not one or the other, there are other alternatives.

Communism and imperialism are not even mutually exclusive in practice, look at the soviet imperialism or China in Tibet and Xinjiang.

@clarity please don't. We tried so you don't have to.

https://mok.sk/en/home/

@futurebird @streetsblognyc