Cai

Cai

@cai.zone

For now I’m mainly on https://mastodon.social/@cai

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Cai
@cai.zone

“It’s just a celebration. Are you ashamed of our flag?”

Dave Vetter@davidrvetter.bsky.social

Tonight, my 77-year-old mother ripped this flag off a dual carriageway bridge near Birmingham. Note the swastika. My dad's dad died fighting the Nazis.

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LiLBazula 👻 🎃
@lilbazza.bsky.social

Look at this response from Polanski to Sophie Ridge's attempted gotcha on flags To *finally* have a mainstream political voice standing up for racialised & minoritised communities being intimidated by the violent fash on our streets It's really not that hard, is it?

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Aram Zucker-Scharff
@chronotope.aramzs.xyz

We need to stop using a framework of 'ChatGPT killed someone', it feeds into the myth of the system's agency & OpenAI's framing. The right framework to use: OpenAI is continuing to perpetuate an indefinite industrial disaster. The oil pipe is not at fault when it breaks. The company that built it is

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David Gregory-Kumar
@drdavidgk.bsky.social

Can you even conceive this happening anywhere in the Midlands?

Anine Hartmann@aninehartmann.bsky.social

Kids playing in the road is a safety win. These two 11 year olds spent six hours chalking a record breaking skipping pattern down their street in Norway. After drawing 1040 squares, they were interviewed by their local newspaper.

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Kate Devlin
@drkatedevlin.bsky.social

This is a fucking stupid idea. Expert source: me.

Owen Boswarva@owenboswarva.bsky.social

Morgan McSweeney (UK Labour's Dominic Cummings knock-off) is reportedly experimenting with 'synthetic voters' – "essentially fake focus groups of AI voters who can tell ministers more quickly and cheaply what the public thinks of policies" www.spectator.co.uk/article/can-... #govtech #govcomms

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Aidan Moher
@aidanmoher.com

Reminder that I’m happy to help you move your Substack newsletter to a self-hosted Ghost newsletter that you fully own and control (and that scales more cheaply than Substack if you’re monetized.)

KetAnthropic JoshAI@ketanjoshi.co

I see soooooooo many great writers putting so much of their time, effort, skill and money squarely in the lap of a really evil and untrustworthy company. Morality questions aside: is it worth planting seeds in THIS soil, in this moment? Does it seem likely to pay off? So many alternatives!

techpolicy.pressSubstack Cofounder Defends Commercial Relationships with Nazis | TechPolicy.PressHelping Nazis grow subscription newsletter businesses is ultimately best for the world, reasons Hamish McKenzie.

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