@support.bsky.team I wonder if you effectively listen to our spam reports or simply collect them?
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@support.bsky.team I wonder if you effectively listen to our spam reports or simply collect them?
i am 99% likely quitting Bluesky just because of all these war-related spam accounts . simply annoying that something so trivial to prevent has not been taken care of. a low quality product
And let's not forget his mother, Molly Drake, who never officially published her poetry or music during her lifetime but strongly influenced Nick's musical style. Her husband, Rodney, a reel-to-reel recording enthusiast, made some home recordings during the 1950s.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQW5...
Engagement KPIs have been responsible for infinite scroll UI traps, RecSys radicalization spirals, public shame brigades, and basically every modern ailment novel to the past decade. At some point, you have to recognize that the problem isn't any one technology, it's the metric.
no, I won't pardon your "French"
I love this world <3
Miraculously indulging on Kanye's glorious Yeezus (2013) after Uber driver (correctly) spotted Berghain's last pounding beats remind of 'I Am a God' after I recommended LUX after he asked "What music in Spanish would you recommend?"
do people still say "Mr. DJ"?
draw the DAG girl
Oíche mhaith.
“You cried for night - it falls. Now cry in darkness.”
― Samuel Beckett
Now Playing: Björk's 'Homogenic' (1997), as we celebrate the musical visionary's 60th birthday today (born November 21, 1965)
Rediscover the album here: album.ink/Homogenic
I'll never forget the first time I saw those horrible things in person when i was a kid at the supermarket. I literally felt dizzy
I block people who post barnacles. I block them before I'd block Satan
fc
Hopefully i get to Berkeley on time to catch one of those last INNA jam jars 😢
Happy World Philosophy Day!
Wild how a clown who has never trained a neural net feels entitled to criticise an expert who dedicated his life to pushing this field forward while also teaching all the non-obvious details to newcomers. 10:21 AM • 11/19/25 - 34K Views 13 Relevant v 191 25 L View quotes › Gary Marcus @GaryMarcus • 1h this is defamatory and demonstrably false. you should take it down and apologize. 4 27 ill 2.6K 贝 L Alfredo Canziani Who are you? 2 @alfcnz • 57m ... 15 Ili 1.7K 贝 企 Gary Marcus @GaryMarcus • 56m take it down or i will sue. it is an outright lie. 4 15 ill 1.3K ... L
one of the wildest interactions on the internet (OP was not a reply or quote)
cómo reconciliar que odio Berghain y que LUX es la joya más joya que ha parido esta década !
![Excerpt from a BBC article: ""We usually work, 10, 11 or 12 hours a day," says a 49-year-old woman from Jiangxi unwilling to give her name. "On Sundays we work around three hours less."
She is in an alleyway, where a dozen people are huddled around a row of bulletin boards.
They are reading the job ads on the board, while examining the stitching on a pair of chinos draped over it.
This is Shein's supply chain. The factories are contracted to make clothes on order - some small, some big. If the chinos are a hit, orders will ramp up and so must production. Factories then hire temporary workers to meet the demand their permanent staff cannot fulfil.
The migrant worker from Jiangxi is looking for a short-term contract - and the chinos are an option.
"We earn so little. The cost of living is now so high," she says, adding that she hopes to make enough to send back to her two children who are living with their grandparents.
"We get paid per piece," she explains. "It depends how difficult the item is. Something simple like a t-shirt is one-two yuan [less than a dollar] per piece and I can make around a dozen in an hour.""](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:ks3gpa6ftoyaq7hmf6c4qx4c/bafkreiber7g4o5pujmzmjjzsp5dkz7blfexburuwjispfpv6dki7akjb7a)
Excerpt from a BBC article: ""We usually work, 10, 11 or 12 hours a day," says a 49-year-old woman from Jiangxi unwilling to give her name. "On Sundays we work around three hours less." She is in an alleyway, where a dozen people are huddled around a row of bulletin boards. They are reading the job ads on the board, while examining the stitching on a pair of chinos draped over it. This is Shein's supply chain. The factories are contracted to make clothes on order - some small, some big. If the chinos are a hit, orders will ramp up and so must production. Factories then hire temporary workers to meet the demand their permanent staff cannot fulfil. The migrant worker from Jiangxi is looking for a short-term contract - and the chinos are an option. "We earn so little. The cost of living is now so high," she says, adding that she hopes to make enough to send back to her two children who are living with their grandparents. "We get paid per piece," she explains. "It depends how difficult the item is. Something simple like a t-shirt is one-two yuan [less than a dollar] per piece and I can make around a dozen in an hour.""
The people who make Shein's clothes labor for ten to twelve hours per day (in violation of China's labor laws), some up to seven days a week, and earn as little as 15 to 30 cents per t-shirt.
Only the beautiful languages - I respect
I noticed that no French in this new ROSALÍA album but it's OK because she references Simone Weil
This is an education problem, not a tool problem; and we don't want people simply moving from thinking p-values are magic to thinking confidence intervals are.
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IMO the people who most bitterly complain about The Review Process tend to be atrociouy bad paper writers actually
I spat my wine
just watched this, super interesting stuff! I do wonder if in your framework, trusting science means trusting the method or the scientists qua human beings? because if the 2nd (which sort of is implied in the lecture, I'd have to say science =/= the scientists)
good!
He's a 10 but his life, his love, and his lady is the sea
nothing