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They’re also suggesting a Chrome extension, as if Chrome doesn’t also feed a fascist beast’s slop machine.

Translation: Musk was unaware that the devs released his personal version of Grok publicly

A whole new vibe to, “plenty of fish in the sea.”

Blast from the past, been so long since I heard that track!

https://youtu.be/qpMvS1Q1sos

Never realized Drew Carey was in the vid. And is that William H Macy playing bass?

I love chip.io, too. Their salted hash is way ahead of its thyme

If you’re across the pond, better to use crisp.co.uk for GDPR compliance, tho

Abba’s car keys?

I, too, am in love with a man named Jew Mexico

Let’s just say… he always takes a right at Albuquerque

Interesting, I can definitely see it if it wasn’t for the label/handle line.

TIL that UI icons double as Rorschach tests

File storage box viewed straight-on from the front a handle side, hence why it’s used for ‘archive’ a lot

I wonder if the Buldak mascot is meant to be a bait and switch, or their way of saying, “sorry about your butthole, here’s a cute li’l guy.”

Yea

They said “ruin”, not make it 10x better

tl;dr -
From my experience talking and traveling with others, there isn’t a hard-and-fast set of rules to being vegan. I guess you could call it a spectrum.

For instance, some vegans will swear that any leather product whatsoever is bad; others would argue that leather products made decades ago are fine because they’ve already been made and you’re simply doing the reuse/recycle thing and not letting it go to waste.

Another example is honey: there are ethical ways to extract honey from hives that helps the hive in some ways, and not-so-good ways that end up killing large swathes of bees. As a result, some vegans swear any honey is bad, but others will disagree and be OK with it under strict circumstances.

From my perspective, it’s all about who you support with your wallet, which extends now beyond just animals but to nature as a whole, in terms of what the companies we buy from do with their profits. Even reaching to topics like gen AI and how the capitalists are extracting resources for their models. There are ways to train models that don’t steal other peoples’ work, etc. I’m against the big players shoving down our throats, but I’m not opposed to training a model on public domain works, or even a pool of my own work, and then utilizing local generation as a form of automation based on how I like to do things.

I also take a pretty staunch health stance against eating animal proteins just because of factory farming, but if I were to be a refugee living in the woods I wouldn’t be against hunting and killing a small and rapidly reproducing animal like a rabbit to survive (so long as I’m doing everything from the kill to field dressing, etc.). I will avoid it as long as I have other methods to get the nutrition my body needs, though.

1. Arnold is mostly vegan since 2017, and was even part of a documentary on the misconceptions of plant protein
2. Just look at Patrick Baboumian, who is also a vegan (appeared in the same documentary)

And honestly, I’m just tired of animal suffering, man.

This and also factory farming being on a similar level of resource usage to cryptocurrencies (not sure how it stacks up to gen AI data centers)

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1. This isn’t actually a Pi, it’s an accessory for a Pi 5
2. Potentially this enables non-electrically-savvy folks to use external GPUs with the Pi following some build guide

Whether or not it’s worth it remains to be seen, but that’s the main use-case I can see that this board adds that appeals to more than just tinkerers.

Awful title from Hackaday, makes it sound like the Raspberry Pi itself is growing in size. It’s actually just an oversized accessory you can attach a Pi 5 to. The article body itself doesn’t do a whole lot to make that clear, either, until you click through the links and see better pictures of the product.

https://hackaday.io/project/204650-sentinel-core

OK, let me tell you about my many layers…