Ángel
@angel@triptico.com
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Comprar LA ATALAYA RECORTADA CONTRA EL CIELO (editorial Libros del Futuro)
Sinopsis:
Bran tuvo una adolescencia complicada, y su vida adulta no es mejor. Una sucesión de pérdidas familiares, una gran cicatriz en la cara y sus circunstancias personales han forjado en ella una personalidad esquiva.Y como si fuera una maldición añadida, la protagonista hereda y debe hacerse cargo de una casa familiar, epicentro de buena parte de las desgracias que se abatieron sobre sus seres queridos.
Una visita a la enmohecida y arruinada vivienda, ubicada en un pequeño pueblo madrileño, sumergirá a Bran en una travesía angustiante por túneles oscuros, estancias claustrofóbicas y seres terroríficos.
Tech bros in 2024: we won’t boot the nazis, we have to violate copyright to have a business, and we’re gonna enable fascism at every opportunity and call it optimism.
This is why I left.
thank you for holding. your call is important to us. you though? not so much. so here is some music that will make you long for death
La seguridad de millones de sitios web depende de 100 lámparas de lavaEsto como idea epatante es curioso, pero es un poco absurdo. Existen generadores de ruido aleatorio que cuestan menos de un euro mucho más eficaces y que gastarán una infinitésima parte de lo que cuesta mantener encendidas todas esas lámparas y el sistema de monitorización.
Por otra parte, me encantan tus resúmenes semanales.
Por estas fechas siempre me gusta compartir este post en el que cuento lo importante que fue para mí en su día el Premio Nadal (y el esfuerzo de mis padres por comprarme libros) y que incluso tuve la osadía de presentarme una vez (qué joven e inocente era entonces).
El Nadal que ya no existe
https://editoraconcarrito.com/2015/01/el-nadal-que-ya-no-existe/
Mis intereses son múltiples y cambian con el tiempo, mi edad y mi salud, pero no suelo abandonar ninguno.
En busca de trabajo, amor y dinero. Pero sobre todo trabajo que empiezo a necesitar lo último. Lo del amor ya lo vamos viendo porque no tiene buena pinta.
Mi CV, por si a alguien le interesa, está en https://cv.taquiones.net y mi blog personal en https://esferas.org/msqlu.
Nunca había hecho la presentación y, mira por dónde, aquí está.
I always loved her rendition of Cry me a river.
Do things get better in the #future , Savage Chickens? #comics
https://www.savagechickens.com/2024/01/better-future.html
New Year Tip! If you start playing Apocalypse Now Redux at 8:48pm you will have lost the will to live by midnight
Why is 1/60 of a minute called a 'second', just like the ordinal number that goes with 'two'?
It's because a second is the second subdivision of an hour, a minute being the first.
The word 'minute' in turn simply comes from the Latin word for "small (part)".
Here's the entire story:
gemini://tilde.club/~angel/
(Espero que siga funcionando 😆)
1. Por espantoso que resulte, el mejor consejo se lo proporcionó el propio atacante a la víctima: si te llaman de tu banco contando algo extraño, CUELGA Y MARCA
No. No te disculpes. No hace falta. Cuelga. Ya.
Luego, marca el teléfono de tu banco y pregunta si te han llamado hace un rato. LO SABRÁN. Siempre podemos ver esas cosas.
Hoy toca presentar oficialmente #EscrituraSocial.
Como sabéis, administro una instancia de #Bookwyrm (una alternativa a #GoodReads) llamada #LecturaSocial.
Tiene de especial que somos una comunidad muy maja, con mucha e interesante actividad y que el servidor y otros gastos los pagamos en común.
#EscrituraSocial es nuestro crecimiento natural: un #WriteFreely para tener un blog minimalista y federado. Un lugar donde escribir sin algoritmos. Os podéis apuntar aquí:
I spent a decade of my life creating game assets, the result is a lot of game assets. They're free, no ads, no tracking, no registration, no subscription, no permission needed, no need for attribution and suited for any use including commercial.
I keep seeing Russians celebrating their "liberation" of Marinka in the Donetsk, as if it were the liberation of Paris in 1944.
So I did a search. Marinka is a small town with a pre-war population of around 10,000.
Or rather… Marinka was… because this is what is left of it — that is, what the Russians call a "liberation":
Anyway, if you run a #postfix server, make sure you have
smtpd_data_restrictions = reject_unauth_pipelining
in your main.cf so you can have relaxed holidays. Updates with a complete fix will land in your distro of choice soon enough. And thanks to SEC consult for this precious gift!
Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
(Si no sabes de qué estoy hablando, puedes ignorar este mensaje).
La única excusa que acepto es que, dado que es literatura para niños, es más fácil para ellos identificarse con protagonistas infantiles que con adultos, sobre todo si se dibuja un universo que ellos conocen (alumnos, bulling, adultos con motivaciones incomprensibles, etc).
A la mierda.
No sé si ese software te permite interacciones completas con el Fediverso o si solo funciona para compartir reseñas de libros.
CC: @casatiajulia@pixelfed.social @casatiajulia@fediverse.tv @brucknerite@social.brucknerite.net
Por eso decía que igual has tenido mala suerte con el tipo de dueño que hay por tu zona.
How every privatisation works:
1. Cut staff, increase prices, add debt, reduce services & restrict improvements.
2. Call the false savings 'profit' & syphon it from the business to shareholders.
3. Blame market conditions.
4. If the company fails, let taxpayers bail it out.
Something I’ve been thinking about a lot in the current battle over the future of (pseudo) AI is the cotton gin.
I live in a country where industrial progress is always considered a positive. It’s such a fundamental concept to the American exceptionalism claim that we are taught never to question it, let alone realize that it’s propaganda.
One such myth, taught early in grade school, is the story of Eli Whitney and the cotton gin. Here was a classic example of a labor-saving device that made millions of lives better. No more overworked people hand cleaning the cotton (slaves, though that was only mentioned much later, if at all). Better clothes and bedding for the world. Capitalism at its best.
But that’s only half the story of this great industrial time saver. Where did those cotton cleaners go? And what was the impact of speeding up the process?
Now that the cleaning bottleneck was gone, the focus was on picking cotton as fast as possible. Those cotton cleaners likely, and millions of other slaves definitely, were sent to the fields to pick cotton. There was an unprecedented explosion in the slave trade. Industrial time management and optimization methods were applied to human beings using elaborate rule-based systems written up in books. How hard to punish to get optimal productivity. How long their lifespans needed to be to get the lost production per dollar. Those techniques, practiced on the backs and lives of slaves, became the basis of how to run the industrial mills in the North. They are the ancestors of the techniques that your manager uses now to improve productivity.
Millions of people were sold into slavery and worked to death *because* of the cotton gin. The advance it provided did not, in fact save labor overall. Nor did it make life better overall. It made a very small set of people much much richer; especially the investors around the world who funded the banks who funded the slave purchases. It made a larger set of consumers more comfortable at the cost of the lives of those poorer. Over a hundred years later this model is still the basis for our society.
Modern “AI” is a cotton gin. It makes a lot of painstaking things much easier and available to everyone. Writing, reading, drawing, summarizing, reviewing medical cases, hiring, firing, tracking productivity, driving, identifying people in a lineup…they all can now be done automatically. Put aside whether it’s actually capable of doing any of those things *well*; the investors don’t care if their products are good, they only care if they can make more money off of them. So long as they work enough to sell, the errors, and the human cost of those errors, are irrelevant. And like the cotton gin, AI has other side effects. When those jobs are gone, are the new jobs better? Or are we all working that much harder, with even more negative consequences to our life if we fall off the treadmill? One more fear to keep us “productive”.
The Luddites learned this lesson the hard way, and history demonizes them for it; because history isn’t written by the losers.
They’ve wrapped “AI” with a shiny ribbon to make it fun and appealing to the masses. How could something so fun to play with be dangerous? But like the story we are told about the cotton gin, the true costs are hidden.
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