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Jag vill in till Den stora klimatdemonstrationen imorgon. Men jag har en inflammation i foten (överbelastningsskada) och ska inte göra det värre genom att hoppa gatan fram på min krycka.
Just nu är planen att invänta vid Gustaf Adolfs torg, men det kanske finns roligare alternativ?
Den stora klimatdemonstrationen 23 augusti i Stockholm
På sidan ser jag nu att det står “Plats att ansluta om du inte orkar gå hela vägen: Fontänen vid Sergels torg.”
Det kanske ändå är bästa alternativet.
Planen är tydlig.
Pendel till Odenplan så man får ta del av aktiviteterna (från 12) innan marschen startar (kl. 13), och sedan t-bana till centralen så man kan vänta in vid Sergels torg för att hänga på i 600-700 meter sista biten.
↩ Replying to @staffangustafsson.bsky.social
Så är det verkligen. Det som fick mig att skriva är en förändring jag observerat över ett halvår. Och jag vet fortfarande inte säkert om "AI" ens är inblandat. Osäkerheten är plågsamt i sig.
När texter av personer man tidigare gillat att läsa upplevs helt känslobefriade, nyansfattiga och monotona… det är en otäck känsla. Det är som att bevittna en snara dras åt runt mänsklighetens lekfullhet och blandade uttryck. Du kan få orden i vilken färg du vill, så länge resultatet är färglöst.
Appreciate Olivier Hamant for questioning and clarifying the "truthisms" of the western world.
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The Optimization Trap: Why Too Much Efficiency Makes Us Fragile with Olivier Hamant
Every now and then I think about Uber's God View and how naive it is to think that most services with widespread consumer use don't have a surveillance God View.
What irks me the most: The potential power this gives over politicians. Never doubt that some people obviously still have this access.
Uber employees 'spied on ex-partners, politicians and Beyoncé'
↩ Replying to @doriantaylor.com
I’ve seen several different women in this meme, and I’m now wondering if any of them are based on something that happened or if it’s an image just designed to go viral. Sometimes it’s Texas, sometimes it’s Kansas.🧐
The blonde woman was apparently arrested in Georgia in 2025. for speeding. No goats.
Or I’m just not getting the joke… 😬
This is such a fun and quirky episode. If you're interested in language and linguistics, and perhaps even ethics and human rights, I believe you will truly enjoy this. Lera Boroditsky has so many great examples.
The studio banter is worth it.
Lera Boroditsky: How Language Secretly Changes Your Personality
↩ Replying to @deckerharrison.bsky.social
You're thinking of the Spectrum 😊 This one has a membrane keyboard.
↩ Replying to @blacknext.bsky.social
I also didn't understand the "hunting" reference at first. Made me very curious as well. Good eyes.
↩ Replying to @xorlou.bsky.social
I do not have the receipt unfortunately, it was a gift from my father 😊
↩ Replying to @bradfrost.com
Didn't know what to expect but this was actually pretty funny. 😂
↩ Replying to @lindarn.bsky.social
I got the computer in 1982. I was eight years old.
↩ Replying to @notinvented.bsky.social
Yes! Though I think I just taped it. I also had the thermal printer.
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↩ Replying to @sandgrownboy.bsky.social
I went Dragon 32, Atari 600XL, Atari STe. I remember investing in a huge 30MB external hard drive in 1990.
↩ Replying to @notinvented.bsky.social
A computer with built-in BASIC, a membrane keyboard and 1kB memory. I upgraded it to 16kB using an expansion slot.
I also had a thermal printer (7cm wide) and a cassette player for storing my programs.
↩ Replying to @sparkybrit.bsky.social
Haha, what a nice thing to say. I got this in 1982. I was eight.
I not only still have my first computer… I still have the box for my first computer.
The age of probabilistic machines. Why be original when you can be bland and generic?™
