yumoj.bsky.social
Better world imaginer
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K-12 education is a major front in the battle against normalizing Ai that I don't see discussed very often. We need to do whatever we can to keep kids from becoming totally reliant on Ai if we want AI to die
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into the profession to do.
#2: teachers saw a real paradigm shift that completely changed how people learn and function in the world less than 30 years ago. They're afraid that avoiding AI means they're not preparing students for the world they're going to live in. (2/3)
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Deleting meta accounts has been awesome EXCEPT for the loss of marketplace and the fact that so many events are exclusively promoted on Facebook and Instagram
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Hey man, everybody knows that running up the deficit to make hundreds of millions of lives better is reckless. Running up the deficit so the most financially secure people in human history can have more money is just smart, responsible policy
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Oh you. Poor sweet thing
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The cops aren't on our side
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My experience is that it's just a hard thing to do well. There's no set amount you should be cutting off so there's no magic bullet tool. I like to use a flashlight to see the quick better. Cornstarch works well to stop bleeding. They do make little dremels that can work if your dog isn't too scared
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Come on man
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The most important ashkenazi tradition
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You're preaching to the choir, dipshit
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It’s mind-boggling that 18 Senate Democrats would vote for a bill that legalizes Trump’s blatant corruption while he’s arresting their colleagues.
The fact that voting for this bill is an acceptable position in the Democratic Party is a sign of irredeemable corruption.
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Listen, it's been a pleasure but this is such a stupid response that either you're a bad faith actor or an imbecile. Either way I'm done talking to you
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The Nazi likers have plenty of representation. We elected the members of the opposition party to oppose the nazis.
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Of course their actions are understandable. It's just stupid as fuck to blame voters for their cowardice. Don't run for election if you're not willing to put it on the line for democracy
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And your take is that we lost an election that we shouldn't have lost so therefore our elected officials have no obligation to do anything to oppose fascism? You're right, that is dumber than my take
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Also, why do you feel the need to excuse the inaction of the people with the most power to actually stop this mess? Am I talking to Hakeem Jeffries on his burner right now? What's the deal?
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The center required to succeed that way is gone. It's time for dems to give up their role as the true bulwark against American leftism
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That's a good point. If they have half the disdain that the centrist commentariat has for the American electorate, they're probably refusing to do their jobs on purpose to punish the voters
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They are acting like that. Your idea of what that looks like is standing together with the people and taking action to depose the regime. Their idea of what that looks like is shutting up so they aren't the first on the gallows. They're fucking cowards
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Brad Lander physically put his body on the line to protect a person being targeted by ICE goons, and this was the result. He’s an elected city official and mayoral candidate, but he’s also a good person. If every elected Dem showed that kind of bravery, we’d be in a much different position.
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I feel so lucky that it was just my mom's parents and brother who got ruined by Tucker. Still sucks ass though. Hope they're having fun in Florida
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If you have a library membership, you have $5/day in print credits available to you. I'm going to be using those credits to print as many flyers as I can!
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NBOP also has some resources available to download and print. It would be great to paper as much of the north bay as possible with education on how to reject ICE in our neighborhoods.
www.northbayop.org/nbrrn-downlo...
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Here are some options for folks who enjoyed the march and want to do more to build community power:
Volunteer or donate to NBOP: www.northbayop.org
Donate to help undocumented neighbors during disasters: undocufund.org
Help organize workplaces with NBJwJ: www.northbayjobswithjustice.org
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They're both dogshit. They're both disgusting pigs who are worthy of derision. Thanks for your concern though
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Like I said, let "libs" organize how they want — they got millions of people out on the streets yesterday.
But a record-breaking protest is not a victory. It does NOTHING unless there is a plan to harness that energy for something more than donations to the same political class who got us here.
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A protest cop is a volunteer in a green vest who makes sure nobody does anything that would actually challenge power
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If indivisible/50501/etc were organizing direct action that actually required discipline to accomplish, I'd get the need. They're not though. Marching from point a to point b on sidewalks is a waste of revolutionary energy
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You left out the part where I said, "without protest cops."
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You didn't respond to anything I said lmao
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Nah, we'd still be stuck with the conditions that allowed him to come to power if that happened