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Resumi do que rolou:

@msoares.bsky.social
Jornalista, polímata de pequenas causas, tio dos dados, erudito em Deep Purple. Posto pra falar de ideias e jogar conversa fora, às vezes mostro meu trabalho. Sou de boas, mas evite me encher o saco. Dirijo @lagomdata.bsky.social
O offline é o que dá sentido ao online. Sem o offline, fica tudo sem sentido. Se inverter, dá briga mesmo.
Essa mulher é a elegância em pessoa.
A extrema elegância da Vera Iaconelli pra chamar crente de chato
No biological factors involved, only exposition.
Yep. I, for one, began reading much more books by women after noticing what my wife was reading and I was missing. The same happens with music, in fact - all my favourite singers were always men. Now it's more balanced. But it took opening my ears to what my wife listens, then it became natural.
Celso Rocha de Barros @npto.bsky.social criou um monstro digno dos piores pesadelos: Flávio Milei. por conta da literal inspiração de um possível governo Flávio Bolsonaro com as medidas econômicas de Javier Milei, na Argentina.
arte do João R.
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Estamos na era da pós-vergonha
O padre fala de Jesus multiplicando os pães e vem o minion gritar "assistencialismo!!!"
"Famílias dificilmente rompiam em nome de tucanos, petistas e peemedebistas." Verdade. A extrema-direita trouxe outra lógica.
Assisti NAZA, o documentário de Yuval Abraham, Rachel Szor. Entrevistaram 24 soldados israelenses que mandavam coordenadas precisas, incluindo o andar, para o bombardeio de prédios cheios de civis em Gaza. Como disse Naomi Klein, o filme mostra que o apocalipse da IA já está acontecendo.
Aproveitando a praia porque vai que Flávio Bolsonaro ganha a eleição e isso aqui vai ser privatizado, né?
Pois é, não vi por isso. Mas agora que ele tá puto eu quero que seja um sucesso de bilheteria.
OK, last point, because I have a job to do that is not Internet. There is one place where the analogy really breaks down. In the US, when the true cost of asbestos became clear, we didn't ask the manufacturers to save us. We didn't invite them to summits. We sued them into oblivion. fin. 22/22
And while asbestos stiffens the lungs physically, we have reason to worry that GenAI might stiffen our minds intellectually, creatively and morally. AI-generated outputs are, for the most part, variations on the dominant mathematical pattern in the training corpus that is linked to your input. 19/n
With GenAI, we roll our eyes and say 'it's fine, just don't let AI do your thinking for you!' Yet there's no evidence for what that amounts to, and studies on cognitive surrender (Shaw and Nave 2026) make that prophylactic look shaky as hell. You don't always notice when it's thinking for you. 18/n
In the early days of asbestos mitigation, and still in places like Russia today, people were/are told they'll be fine if they just 'use it correctly.' (sound familiar?) "Just don't breathe in clouds of it! Wear a paper mask!" Oops, sorry, doesn't work, now it's in your lungs. 17/n
Fifth: asbestos harms the lungs by stiffening them, making them harder to expand. Eventually it just requires too much physical effort to breathe. We don't yet know exactly how GenAI affects the mind, but early studies suggest it increases the perceived mental effort of thinking without it. 15/n
Likewise, working people like my grandfather, who died from asbestos exposure at work, didn't have a choice about whether to be harmed by it. Many people don't feel they have the power to say 'no' to using GenAI at work or to avoid it for schoolwork, if the cost is being seen as 'unproductive.' 14/n
Likewise, some elite private schools and universities are already testing 'AI-free' models of education for the wealthy (including children of AI developers!) while cash-strapped public schools go all-in for AI to deliver 'efficiencies' (reduce headcount). Same dynamics in media, health, etc. 13/n