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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 39m

Just saw Ólafur Arnalds "Falling Apart Together" tour and it's been a breathtakingly beautiful concert. If you have any chance to see it, it's super worth it.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 4h

New low for Kuhn. But on par for many "AI bros" whose whole identity is built around circumventing consent processes in order to build their stochastic parasocial systems.

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Luca Hammer @luca.social.luca.run.ap.brid.gy · 17/10/2026

The term "single use software" currently lives rent free in my head. People use LLMs to create software specific for their needs. But neither can other people use it (hardcoded variables, no rights management, too specific), nor do they use it again (too […] [Original post on social.luca.run]

Mit 21 habe ich Webse en weiteren Unternehmen habe ich Back up now beitet und mich auf Konzeption, Skalierung und technische Machbarkeit von Geschäftsmodellen fokussiert.

In den letzten Wochen habe ich mir bewusst viel Zeit genommen, mich tiefergehend mit ChatGPT Codex und Claude Code auseinanderzusetzen. Mit Codex habe ich ein Plugin für mein Smart-Home-System gebaut, um mein Energiemanagement (HEMS) an unsere Anforderungen anzupassen.

Die Software basiert ausschließlich auf Open Source: Python, PostgreSQL und Flutter für das Frontend. Das Plugin liest via Modbus TCP den Wechselrichter aus, verbindet sich mit der Wallbox, der Batterie, mit Solcast für die PV-Prognose und meinen direkt ansteuerbaren Verbrauchern.

Vierzehn Stunden Entwicklung, fünf Stunden Testing, dann eine Woche Optimierung und Bugfixing - und nun automatisiert mein individuelles HEMS alles eigenständig.

Früher wurden dafür hohe fünfstellige Beträge ausgegeben. Jetzt ist es einen Prompt entfernt. Individualentwicklung boomt und die Möglichkeiten wirken grenzenlos.

Was mich daran am meisten beschäftigt, ist nicht die Technik. Es ist die Tatsache, dass Softwareentwicklung viel dynamischer wird und einem breiteren Publikum zugänglich wird.

Natürlich bedeutet das (noch) nicht, dass sichere und performante Software einen Prompt entfernt ist. Aber man benötigt keine hohe Vorstellungskraft, um zu sehen, dass KI sehr bald bei Security- und Architekturfragen vollautomatisch leistungsfähige Systeme konzeptioniert und baut.

Die Frage ist somit nicht mehr, ob man etwas bauen kann. Die Frage ist, ob es jemand benötigt und man einen Bedarf decken kann.

Eines ist aber klar: Menschen mit viel Kreativität haben nun ein Tool an der Hand, das ihnen dabei hilft, technische Hürden schneller zu überwinden.

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Glyph @glyph.im · 15/10/2026

It's also very frustrating to constantly have my opposition to AI be taken as an opposition to abstraction, or to automation, and a desire to do every little thing by hand. But it's the opposite. For a whole bunch of reasons, AI anti-abstracts. It adversarially creates oceans of duplication to […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 16/10/2026

Refusing accessibility contributions and telling experts to no longer help your product is low even for Mullenweg.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

"Nerds would rather be slavers than admit that their stochastic token predictor is not intelligent" reveals way more about nerds and their views on other human beings than it says about Chatbots.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

"this downright black-and-white refusal of generative AI is childish" Okay, now replace"AI" with child labor and say that again. Because a lot of the moral arguments against genAI are similarly structured than those against child labor.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

There's a form of grief about the state of the climate, the species we killed with out actions, the damage we've done to the ecosystem. Grief about not what we "lost" but what we destroyed (often through negligence). I do feel a very similar kind of grief when I think about "AI" and what its […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

Seeing the damage that "AI" is doing to the Kernel (not just in Slop code being integrated that will bite us later but in making becoming a new kernel developer even harder than it is at a time where we should really be thinking about how to fill that pipeline) is super painful. I think that - […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

"I suggest the social action: shame. Shame these people. Their actions are shameful. AI bros hate being shamed and they try to make rules against shaming — because shame works. None of these people doing shameful things deserve a place in polite company. They should be shamed for their shameful […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

Wichtiger Schritt. Noch wichtiger ist natürlich eine Umgebung, in der die Lernenden keine "KI" Systeme nutzen und damit dann die Chance haben, Kompetenzen auszubilden.

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Ketan Joshi @ketanjoshi.co · 15/10/2026

This is so so nuts: the @earthshotprize.bsky.social is partnering up with NVIDIA. By my calcs: just 1 yr of NVIDIA's AI climate emissions undo Earthshot's total avoided emissions todate, several times over. No other company getting away with it quite like this one ketanjoshi.co/2026/09/16/n...

I think today is my proudest day at NVIDIA so far.

This morning, we announced together with The Earthshot Prize that NVIDIA will be joining that ambitious initiative as a Global Alliance Founding Partner.

NVIDIA has long been working to solve the world's biggest challenges through technology. Today's announcement demonstrates--although not for the first time--that we believe sustainability and climate are included in those challenges.

I've been saying for a while now that I believe AI is the best tool for sustainability the world has ever seen. How tragic would it be if we didn't apply that tool deliberately to benefit humanity through sustainability? It's available and powerful, and we want to get it into the hands of people who will use it for good.

That's the most exciting aspect of this partnership: NVIDIA will be directly supporting innovators and pioneers in The Earthshot Prize program with educational and computing resources, engineering support, and even donated DGX Spark supercomputers.

The Earthshot Prize is doing amazing work. I couldn't be prouder that NVIDIA will be helping that work scale with AI--and bringing the world closer to the sustainability solutions we may all soon be celebrating.

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Nvidia's greenhouse gas emissions rising 725 percent since 2020 only for the supply chain

NVIDIA's Scope 3 Product Used Emissions estimated to be between four and 21 megatons of CO2 for the year 2025

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 15/10/2026

Claims of increased productivity rest on the affected people and organizations actually being able to measure productivity which - aside from traditional manufacturing processes - is often very hard to do if not borderline impossible.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

"And AI is not new, in this regard. The flattening of all pains into a total loss of pain has previously been the job of recreational drug use or theology. So AI is therefore more like an opiate than anything else. Or perhaps, given the fervor of its modern supplicants, it is more like a […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

If "AI" were a mere tool and not a political narrative you wouldn't need to headline "X used AI to do Y" all the time. Anything anyone does while "AI" is involved must reify "AI"'s power and relevance. Because it's not "just a tool", it's a bigger project of disenfranchisement some willingly […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

So much this. The pipeline to get new people in has been broken for a long time. LLMs have fully destroyed it.

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Deep Space 90210 @ds90210.mastodon.social.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

Benjamin: What do you mean all my problems can't be solved by stabbing things with a bayonet? Benjamin: You're sounding awful stabbable right now

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[object Object] @zzt.mas.to.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

I’m pushing this reply to top level because it’s extremely important: is.badat.dev/objects/a142a17d-9320-… > I asked whether that risked cutting off bright new developers that we would rather hang onto; Torvalds answered that the kernel project only wants serious […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

Die liberale Mitte steht eben am Ende doch der CDU näher als linken Positionen.

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Ben Werdmuller @ben.werd.social.ap.brid.gy · 14/10/2026

If you haven't been paying attention to this story, it's truly wild - a supposed European alternative to big tech social media that lured in politicians and made waves but is incredibly poorly thought-out and is effectively doxxing its users. @_elena has been on it from the beginning […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 13/10/2026

Weird how the AI people are so scared of the "paperclip maximizer" destroying us while reshaping the whole economy around infrastructures for stochastic token machines.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

Ich muss glaube ich wirklcih den TESCREAL Vortrag, den ich neulich in Leipzig gehalten habe nochmal überarbeiten und neu einsprechen.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

Wenn ihr Euch fragt, wie stark der Einfluss von Effective Altruism nahen Organisationen und Personen in Deutscher Gesetzgebung und Regierungsarbeit haben: Heute im Bundestag beim Fachgespräch zu "Sicherheit von KI/KI Agenten" waren von 5 Experten 2 explizit aus dem EA Camp (von GovAI (funded […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

@joostvb the author is on the fediverse, he's one of the smartest folks in that space to read (@glyph )

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

So many philosophy PhDs on staff an nobody told them that you can't be "cruel" to a bunch of statistics. (Article title: Anthropic bans ‘abusive or cruel behavior’ toward Claude) www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-inte…

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

"Programming isn’t special. It’s just Art, and Art is the most human — and thus, the most universal — thing that there is." (Article title: Programming Isn’t Special) blog.glyph.im/2026/10/programming-i…

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Deciphering Glyph :: Programming Isn’t Special

Deciphering Glyph, the blog of Glyph Lefkowitz.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 09/10/2026

"I find it both astounding yet also entirely expected that we are now years into the AI bubble and everything coming out of it still looks like complete shit. And will continue to do so: these companies can iterate and tweak all they want, tell us this is the future for as long as they want and […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

Der Pitch ist klar und sollte uns warnen: "Egal, ob du neu im Bereich des effektiven Altruismus bist und Lust hast, vielversprechende Karrierewege zu erkunden" Effective Altruism hat viel viel Geld und nutzt das auch in Deutschland aggressiv zum Lobbying. Wir müssen aufpassen, diese Leute […]

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

@thomasfricke "Egal, ob du neu im Bereich des effektiven Altruismus bist und Lust hast, vielversprechende Karrierewege zu erkunden" Die haben so viel Kohle und all deren Gaga Influencing ist bezahlt.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

@ketanjoshi.co if they were honest they'd admit that "owning a slave" is kind of their jam

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

Ooops. OpenAI's manipulated annual revenue is not 70 billion as claimed before but just 50 billion. Which is significantly less. Is that good? www.ft.com/content/b66a9858-f8fb-46…

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 08/10/2026

@glyph oh, finally I know some famous people!

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 07/10/2026

@hrbrmstr that looks like it fits perfectly. Thank you!

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 07/10/2026

Quick question for the JS folks here (a quick search didn't bring anything up): Is there a standard tool that for your given dependency tree generates a list/text of all the libraries you use that require attribution? #javascript

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 07/10/2026

There is a dark kind of poetry in how first we got "STEM" dominance further marginalizing humanities and art as the big "innovation mythos" and now STEM's monster baby "AI" is eating all those letters one by one.

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 06/10/2026

Just put my application into a platform that keeps talking how it's all "AI" and this is not gonna end well for my case ;)

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 06/10/2026

@davidgerard "No sir, we are not just burning down data centers, these are 'creative interventions'"

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 06/10/2026

@davidgerard " 03 Challenging AI that doesn’t serve communities Efforts by communities to push back on AI deployments that feel imposed or misaligned with their values and needs, instead elevating approaches that center human agency in decision-making about AI. This might look like artists and […]

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mx alex tax1a - 2020 (6) @atax1a.infosec.exchange.ap.brid.gy · 05/10/2026

claude is a digital scab and so it boggles the everloving fuck out of us when putative leftists have takes like "the digital scab is useful actually"

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tante @tante.tldr.nettime.org.ap.brid.gy · 05/10/2026

Lost a bet with a friend so I had to propose this for #40C3 (Chances are not great, there is a lot of history between the CCC and me.) ---------- title: A new model: Convivial software abstract: For decades we have been grounding our infrastructures in free and open source software stacks […]

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lea @lea.ordinary.cafe.ap.brid.gy · 05/10/2026

If you/your project is affected by DigitalOcean stopping their OSS credits program, please shoot me a PM immediately. Might be able to help. Boosts for visibility would be appreciated. #foss #linux

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David Gerard @davidgerard.circumstances.run.ap.brid.gy · 04/10/2026

SE Gyges made his long Bluesky thread "AI safety is mostly a sex cult" into an insanely long substack post, then hastily deleted. Fortunately*, it was multiply captured. archive.ph/3B8Bo original thread: skywriter.blue/@segyges.bsky.social… so it's probably […]

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