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@cannibality
☭ 33 ☭ Māori communist ☭ press spokes @againstprisons ☭ prison abolitionist, scholar-activist, cool mum ☭ @kendra_c__ ❤️ ☭ opinions here are personal ☭
"New" "Zealand" Katılım Nisan 2010
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현대 전세계 정규군에 공통적으로 있는 참모 제도는 나폴레옹에 대한 공포로 인해 생겨난 제도임. 당시에는 장군 1명이 작전, 인사, 군수 등 모든 분야를 담당하고 직접 지시, 처리 하는 것이 일반적이었음. 그러다보니 전투의 승패는 장군의 재능에 전적으로 달려있다고해도 과언이 아니었음.⬇️
fishsticks 🍾☭@lbvonblucher
I love them awhhh
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So far the data centers as infrastructure for A.I. are mostly fictitious capital (speculative investment) and ground-rent (real estate). They haven't even reached the threshold of becoming productive capital which generates more than enough surplus-value.
Disclose.tv@disclosetv
NOW - Anthropic co-founder says there is a "real possibility that AI will displace human labor at a very large scale," and that supporting those people "will be a moral imperative of historic proportions."
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found out my psychiatrist used AI notes when, instead of giving me a sleep medication for PTSD from assault and being drugged with opioids, they prescribed me opioids
Nick Kapur@nick_kapur
An auditor for the Ontario, Canada government found that AI agents tasked with turning doctor/patient conversations into structured notes routinely hallucinated false treatments, replaced drug names with entirely different drugs, and missed crucial information
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My oil painting of George Michael cruising in LA in 1997
r!go@back4wood
George Michael cruising the Will Rogers State Park in Los Angeles, 1997
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@Orange_roughy @inuyarasha_ This happened during the archaic period, in the space of about a hundred years or so, after which unsustainable resource use stopped and remained stable for half a millennium lol.
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@inuyarasha_ @cannibality Environmental management?? They’d burnt down two thirds of the native forest and eaten their way through, amongst other things, 13 species of moa.
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left: open sewage & animal waste in streets, overly crowded, polluted water, dysentery, leprosy & tuberculosis
right: fresh water systems, strict waste separation practices, regular bathing, clean rivers, fresh air, settlements designed around hygiene & environmental management
ānaru@ZooNealand
England 1086 New Zealand 1886
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Here's my lunch for today.
Just as it has been for many, many days during my life.
I'm 31yo. Happier and healthier than I've ever been.
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Apparently the US standard of living for lunch has fallen behind the USSR.
Ben Klayer@the_satellite23
Here's my lunch for today. Just as it has been for many, many days during my life. I'm 31yo. Happier and healthier than I've ever been.
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@thereisnobeth @danker_hank i have a dear friend who has a mjolnir and just wears it alongside a pounamu pendant, for the semiotics
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@danker_hank my mum literally brought me a mjlonir necklace back from Denmark and like 😭😭😭😭 I am too white to be wearing tgat
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trans dude I met last night had both algiz and othala on his hands. spent like 10 minutes trying to subtly find out if he knew that those are nazi tats
Lux ☭🏳️⚧️@Lux_R_Spiral
Unironically I think this actually helped a lot
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The point he makes is profoundly intuitive from a Marxian perspective, and it’s no coincidence Baumol also has one of the best pieces by a mainstream economist on Marx’s theory of value
James Medlock@jdcmedlock
@StatisticUrban The funny thing is it isn't really a disease, as Baumol himself came to realize. It's like "oh no, we're richer and more productive and wages track productivity"
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Baristas literally spend their time in a steamy room pulling levers on dangerous machinery converting a raw commodity into a value added product for near minimum wage and yet every 2 months we decide that isn’t working class bc they have tattoos or something.
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silicon valley capitalists are so ensconced in their inane subcultures they can't imagine why preppy children's clothing might have a lobster on it other than some dumb reference to their inbred little society. these people aren't in community with the rest of the human species.
Yana Welinder@yanabana
“Data-driven” clothing brands saw 🦞 trending and rushed to make lobster clothing without realizing why it was trending 🤣
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when you dedicate your entire life to spreading hatred of gay and trans people this is the best stylist you'll be able to hire
barbarism critic@barbarismcrit
Most interesting tea Ashley St Clair dropped imo is that Chaya Raichik pays a stylist
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he's not larping, that's Norman Bethune
Jim@JimHistHub
Everyone should LARP ideologies and wars they have no connection to.
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This is actually huge.
I keep hearing the narrative that many people in China don't have social insurance: that's not true, virtually everyone in China does, BUT - up until now - you were only covered in your Hukou, your official hometown on paper, even if you hadn't lived there in decades.
Which was a big issue for the 357 million migrant workers in China who - if they had a health issue - either had to go back home to get their healthcare covered or pay out of pocket where they lived.
This is now over 👇: China's State Council just announced that workers can now enroll in social insurance wherever they work, regardless of their hukou. 357 million people just got healthcare where they actually live.
It's also huge with respect to what this means for the Hukou system overall: every reform like this chips away at it further. The direction is now unmistakable: the hukou is being dismantled, one benefit at a time.
South China Morning Post@SCMPNews
China removes hukou hurdle for migrant workers in social insurance shake-up. #Echobox=1779485963" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">scmp.com/news/article/3…
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