lol no, I’m not going to get mad at my neighbors, I’m going to get mad at people who are actively trying to hurt them, not the ones accidentally doing it

The problem isn’t that fascists were voted into the White House. The problem is that there are fascists in the White House. Anything that doesn’t address that problem is equally implicit in supporting fascism. Arguing with your neighbors doesn’t get fascists out of the White House. If history is anything to go by it has obviously done the opposite

This is how we get to things in v for vendetta where it’s like “I haven’t had real butter in a decade” because it’s so expensive (because animal byproduct) and only the oligarchs can afford it

$13 for a dozen at wal mart here in Columbus Ohio. Over a dollar per egg lol.

Free as in speech vs free as in beer (someone other than me should probably make a better version of this). Of course the cathedral is better, and if all mods were heavily incentivized to GPL then it wouldn’t likely be a problem. People like sticking with defaults in my experience.

You can trademark the word poop though

Ah, just acquire such hardware, very simple and anyone can do it without supply chain knowledge or advantage

You can’t just host the 632B model that the app uses lol

You are fighting a losing battle. I understand why you think that, but the organization that owns the trademarks of open source do not agree with you (or me). I also disagree with that organization’s definition of open source AI, but they own the legal right to define the meaning of “open source” in the technology trade, the trade in which they own the trade mark. But laws are laws and you either abide by them (as a corp, what are you gonna do?) or don’t (fuck yeah, commit crimes).

Weights are the only thing you’ll get from “open source” ai. You need to look for stricter legal definitions to meet your understandable criteria.

I started using Twitter in 2009. It was just techy people back then. Things are allowed to take time and grow organically.

A reminder that cops can’t be sued for the same negligence. Also a reminder: punch up, not down

https://web.archive.org/web/20250108164309/https://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/28/politics/justices-rule-police-do-not-have-a-constitutional-duty-to-protect.html