@0xabad1dea
You are so not clubbing this seal.

@PattyHanson
It wasn't that long ago you'd expect something like that from a US satirist.

@emilymbender
I really did not want to read that AI generated text had already made its way into Brutish legislation.

I'm not surprised, the algorithm has been King for a while.

But I am disappointed.

@GhostOnTheHalfShell
I feel a lot more hope reading this, than reading the folk calling in the politicians to ensure never again.

Thank you for being a light in the darkness.

@mhoye
I did not know that. On the other hand, in her time engineer was probably appropriate, and her code will have been written in a context that was taking responsibility for actual lives, unlike so many who call themselves by that title today.

I learned a new word today, cryptogyny.

I’m going to have to sit with it for a bit.

It’s not that I was unfamiliar with the context. Practically anywhere you care to look there are women whose work has been ignored, hidden or stolen. Women who’ve not been given the credit they deserved, or very quickly been dropped.

I mean, I really would like to know why I never learned about Emmy Noether in school, right next to Albert Einstein, even though he recognised her genius.

Cryptogyny. Use it when you need to.

https://olivia.science/cryptogyny/

Via @olivia

@randahl
That symbolises the Wild West and concomitant earlier genocides, yes?

@mcc all things are possible, I suppose, in an infinite universe. 3.11 might have been OK, and there were rumours of POSIX compliance in one of the early NT based versions, though which one escapes me, just at the moment.

@TheBreadmonkey @afewbugs @SaguaroLynx I didn’t get the Ben reference, either, I’d clearly missed that toot, but I vaguely remembered the story from somewhere, I’m just not sure from which millennium.

For some people there's a difference between a lockbox and a storage container, and then there's @alice

@Daojoan I think you had me at ”inventing apps”

@wdlindsy
Reading's probably not Christian, anyways, least not until it's been interpreted as the Spirit moves you.

@anderseknert I abandoned LI in the before times, but I think I recall similar experiences, both with the declutterring and the warnings of thou shalt not pass.

@Tattie The problem is that the concept of gender is so entirely arbitrary, that they need rigid boundaries to keep it in place. So much so that they will ignore the science of sex, just so as not to hurt their illusions.

It was the same with animal sexuality.

@evan No, but.

Social networkds are necessary for humans, and that is precisely what makes the abuse of "social networks" by bad actors all levels from local bully to megacorporation so pernicious.

@alice I like to select wrong answers on captchas until I get bored.