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[10001gecs]

one 100 word email written with ai costs roughly one bottle of water to produce. the discussion of whether or not using ai for work is lazy becomes a non issue when you understand there is no ethical way to use it regardless of your intentions or your personal capabilities for the task at hand

with all due respect, this isnt true. *training* generative ai takes a ton of power, but actually using it takes about as much energy as a google search (with image generation being slightly more expensive). we can talk about resource costs when averaged over the amount of work that any model does, but its unhelpful to put a smokescreen over that fact. when you approach it like an issue of scale (i.e. "training ai is bad for the environment, we should think better about where we deploy it/boycott it/otherwise organize abt this) it has power as a movement. but otherwise it becomes a personal choice, moralizing "you personally are harming the environment by using chatgpt" which is not really effective messaging. and that in turn drives the sort of "you are stupid/evil for using ai" rhetoric that i hate. my point is not whether or not using ai is immoral (i mean, i dont think it is, but beyond that). its that the most common arguments against it from ostensible progressives end up just being reactionary

i like this quote a little more- its perfectly fine to have reservations about the current state of gen ai, but its not just going to go away.

[awetfrog]

replayed the disco game for self inflicted brain damage

[icewindandboringhorror]

Pages from trying to keep a little sketchbook-scrapbook type thing going for two weeks lol. I gave myself specific rules in hopes they might all end up more cohesive/consistent seeming, but alas, scribbly chaos reigns, it seems

[xoverit]

Tacoma, Washington. (May 2021)

[pillarsalt]

[curiouscatalog]

From: Sumner, James and Wolfe, Richard J. The Mysterious Marbler. North Hills, Pa. : Bird & Bull Press, 1976.

Z271.3.M37 S86 1976

[meriol-lehmann]

moulin à papier, chemin des étangs, lebel-sur-quévillon

[ardate]

So weird to work in a workplace that constantly mentions the fact it's going under. Whether it's coworkers or superiors or the bosses themselves, it's ever-present but we must keep on working as usual anyway.

Mentioning how long our production is in a conversation but theres always someone to pipe up "if we dont get laid off first!" or "if the studio holds til then!". People make jokes about it being the end of the world but that at least we'll be together when it comes. I told the HR lady that the situation was obviously dire cuz we were down to only two microwaves for the whole studio - and she said "and even still, one of those was lent to us". She wasnt joking. The usually upbeat and fun event of getting a projection of our own projects is dampened by the boss saying it will be a good opportunity for us to "support each other in these trying times" and that "we dont have the money to offer alcohol and snacks this time so please bring your own".

The fucking vibes man lmao

[cranberrytea451]

Heyo

These aren't super indepth studies of @arik-fonarik style but I'm getting there. I chose references from multiple posts from them.

.... unfortunately, all the ones i chose were with his eyes closed. I'll probably do more later.

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[19spicykitty93]

Y'all I'm actually cackling. While I was watching I noticed that there's an R on the toilet paper, insinuating Robinson Industries has its own line of toilet paper. I have so many questions. 🤣

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"It was the IWW [Industrial Workers of the World or Wobblies] and the Finns that initially took the lead in supporting the Russian Revolution, which had profoundly influenced political developments in Finland.

...

According to A.T. Hill, local Wobblies “hailed the Russian Bolshevic [sic] revolution as something that had followed the IWW economic blueprint.” Mass meetings to protest the continued involvement of Canadian armed forces in Russia were organized. A “Friends of Russia” committee, composed of workers representing a number of organizations and trade unions in Port Arthur and Fort William, was also established. And, as Hill remembered, within the columns of the newly created Vapaus newspaper, members of the Finnish community could engage with recent events in Russia and forge closer bonds with fellow Finns working in other lumber camps. Many Wobblies viewed the Russian Revolution in much the same way as other socialist organizations in North America. Its success was seen as an indication that the end of capitalism was at hand and that workers in North America should take heart from the events in Russia. Despite becoming largely inactive in the region during the second half of the First World War, the IWW remained vigorous across the border in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Most notably, the Superior District Lumber Workers Industrial Union No. 500 continued to agitate and to lead strikes. It was among the lumber workers in Wisconsin and Minnesota and in classes taken at the Work People’s College in Duluth, Minnesota, that Hill spent much of the war.

Drawn to the growing unrest at the Lakehead, Hill moved to Port Arthur in 1917 and dedicated himself to the activities of local Finnish socialists. On behalf of the IWW LWIU [Lumber Workers International Union], Hill and those he recruited toured much of Northwestern Ontario in an attempt to organize workers and drum up subscriptions for Vapaus. Much of the IWW’s attention was focused on the Russell and Newaygo Timber Company and its operations within the district of Thunder Bay. Despite high hopes, in the end Hill was fired (both for his agitation and for conflicts with Lutheran Finnish workers). There now existed within the camps [thanks to the Russian Revolution] a rift between non-socialists and socialists, and debates over the various interpretations of Marxism.

The IWW appealed greatly to immigrant workers in Northwestern Ontario. As Holmer Borg, a Swedish lumber worker and IWW organizer, recalled in 1972:

The IWW organized through its members. Every member was expected to organize, not necessarily by having well organized meetings, [but] simply by talking among workers.

The IWW also tended to focus on the immediate issues that faced workers where they organized. In addition, many recent immigrants were drawn to unions whose organizers actually spoke their language. Most of the other established trade unions tended to send English-speaking organizers who had little or no actual experience in the regions they were visiting or with the workers they were trying to organize.

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One report by the Dominion Police referred to the Finns in Port Arthur as “anarchists pure and simple.”"

- Michel S. Beaulieu, Labour at the Lakehead: Ethnicity, Socialism, and Politics, 1900-35. Vancouver: University of British Columbia Press, 2011. p. 53-55.

[halogalopaghost]

Really extra tired of black and white thinking around COVID like can you guys activate your brain and understand that lockdown was NECESSARY to prevent massive economic and social breakdown that would have been induced by our entire population getting infected at once before we figured out how to treat it

Not to mention the whole "young people didn't need to worry about dying they shouldn't have been locked down what about their social lives!!11!!!"

Hi. Hello. I am a youth that was disabled by COVID how are you doing today. Oh, you're not disabled by COVID? Cool shut the fuck up forever.

[ff2-soda-pop]

trying to write this paper for english class is so hard because we're meant to have a draft of the Whole Thing (with all the sources!!!) due monday and i still haven't found my last source because unfortunately i picked a topic that involves having to look at sources with a bunch of words i just Do Not Understand

[chocofog]

I swear this has become my rant account but OH WELL.

I just finished watching Wallace and Grommet: Vengeance most Foul and HOLY HELL do I have some thoughts.

Obviously, SPOILER WARNING for the film, it's great and genuinely a good watch whether it be as a family film or just a personal watch as a fan of animation.

Okay, the message of the film... Not sure if I like them. Sure, I agree with the whole 'its not robots that are evil, but the people that use them that make them that way' thing that's going on in the film. But that ending really put me off.

For those that didn't notice it, it's clearly a commentary on ai and the general use of it - with the film acknowledging that the programmers need to earn a living too, which - fair. It's impressive what goes into the making of these things and I sure as hell couldn't do it, trust me, I did try.

However, I don't like the subplot of it being used to *help* those that it's replacing. Sure, that might be the well meaning intention behind them, and there was the part of us not needing to rely on technology thing. But, tell me why they still had the knom- (nomb? Idk how to spell it) -bots working on the garden at the end, despite the fact that they showed it being something Grommet enjoys doing at the very beginning.

Yes, show them cleaning the house or something, it gives the audience an example of them ACTUALLY being helpful - but why get them taking over a thing that is actually enjoyable - the planting plants, watering them, stuff that is actually really good for people's mental health. This really gives off a bad message of - we should just live with it because it helps us, even if it's doing something we enjoy and it's making me feel super conflicted about the film.

So yeah.

Hope you enjoyed the film if you watched it lol - I actually really did despite my thoughts on the ending.

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