Stanley Black-Decker
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Reposted by Stanley Black-Decker
RE: https://mastodon.online/@davidsirota/116066779899356262
> FDR warned that the global rise of fascism was the result of democratic governments doing the opposite of the New Deal and protecting an economic status quo enriching a tiny handful at the expense of everyone else.
> FDR warned that the global rise of fascism was the result of democratic governments doing the opposite of the New Deal and protecting an economic status quo enriching a tiny handful at the expense of everyone else.
mastodon.online
February 14, 2026 at 11:28 AM
RE: https://mastodon.online/@davidsirota/116066779899356262
> FDR warned that the global rise of fascism was the result of democratic governments doing the opposite of the New Deal and protecting an economic status quo enriching a tiny handful at the expense of everyone else.
> FDR warned that the global rise of fascism was the result of democratic governments doing the opposite of the New Deal and protecting an economic status quo enriching a tiny handful at the expense of everyone else.
It's 2026, your LBS doesn't know what a fixed gear is
February 14, 2026 at 1:02 AM
It's 2026, your LBS doesn't know what a fixed gear is
What's a term for "crossing the rubicon" where the point of no return isn't actually a point of no return and we retreat back across it repeatedly
February 13, 2026 at 5:58 PM
What's a term for "crossing the rubicon" where the point of no return isn't actually a point of no return and we retreat back across it repeatedly
Lady Gaga was not cosplaying as a Latina. Italians literally invented Latin
February 13, 2026 at 3:12 PM
Lady Gaga was not cosplaying as a Latina. Italians literally invented Latin
So on the one hand, I have a hard time understanding why US politics started turning its back on science in the 80s. I get that newspaper editorials were influential and stuff, but it seems like up until then following the research had pretty much won permanent global hegemony for the US. So why […]
Original post on techhub.social
techhub.social
February 12, 2026 at 11:36 PM
So on the one hand, I have a hard time understanding why US politics started turning its back on science in the 80s. I get that newspaper editorials were influential and stuff, but it seems like up until then following the research had pretty much won permanent global hegemony for the US. So why […]
Reposted by Stanley Black-Decker
#ACAB means ALL of them. That means globally.
I think people overestimate how much police "stop" or prevent violent crimes, and underestimate how social safety nets and prosperity actually prevent it. Cops are not good at their jobs, and having your neighbors around (which is why walkable […]
I think people overestimate how much police "stop" or prevent violent crimes, and underestimate how social safety nets and prosperity actually prevent it. Cops are not good at their jobs, and having your neighbors around (which is why walkable […]
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social.ridetrans.it
February 12, 2026 at 11:19 PM
#ACAB means ALL of them. That means globally.
I think people overestimate how much police "stop" or prevent violent crimes, and underestimate how social safety nets and prosperity actually prevent it. Cops are not good at their jobs, and having your neighbors around (which is why walkable […]
I think people overestimate how much police "stop" or prevent violent crimes, and underestimate how social safety nets and prosperity actually prevent it. Cops are not good at their jobs, and having your neighbors around (which is why walkable […]
The administration that swore it would deport millions is now congratulating itself for 4,000 arrests in a months-long operation in a major city that was supposedly a hotbed for immigrant crime. Overall, only 17% of individuals arrested by immigration officials over the last year have been […]
Original post on techhub.social
techhub.social
February 12, 2026 at 4:41 PM
The administration that swore it would deport millions is now congratulating itself for 4,000 arrests in a months-long operation in a major city that was supposedly a hotbed for immigrant crime. Overall, only 17% of individuals arrested by immigration officials over the last year have been […]
This cartel drone story smells like total bullshit tbh
February 12, 2026 at 2:39 AM
This cartel drone story smells like total bullshit tbh
If you're saying scooters aren't motorcycles, that just tells me you don't know the difference between a standard motorcycle, a cruiser, and a sports bike
February 11, 2026 at 11:41 PM
If you're saying scooters aren't motorcycles, that just tells me you don't know the difference between a standard motorcycle, a cruiser, and a sports bike
Been spending some time on dating apps, trying to engage with single culture and I'm very confused. Why are all of these older women listing themselves as 30-somethings?? Is there some kind of an underground "I seek older women who lie to me" subculture???
February 11, 2026 at 11:15 PM
Been spending some time on dating apps, trying to engage with single culture and I'm very confused. Why are all of these older women listing themselves as 30-somethings?? Is there some kind of an underground "I seek older women who lie to me" subculture???
I started to research moltbots and 4 of the 5 videos are "OH MY GOD DANGER DON'T INSTALL THIS YET IT'S INSECURE AND NOT READY"
February 10, 2026 at 12:25 PM
I started to research moltbots and 4 of the 5 videos are "OH MY GOD DANGER DON'T INSTALL THIS YET IT'S INSECURE AND NOT READY"
I'm realizing that in the past when I thought language learning "wasn't working", it's because I didn't know what it would feel like if it *was* working
Currently at ~A2 in Spanish, which is very very low, but familiarity is like: I don't hear "manzana" and think "apple", I hear "manzana" and I […]
Currently at ~A2 in Spanish, which is very very low, but familiarity is like: I don't hear "manzana" and think "apple", I hear "manzana" and I […]
Original post on techhub.social
techhub.social
February 10, 2026 at 12:09 PM
I'm realizing that in the past when I thought language learning "wasn't working", it's because I didn't know what it would feel like if it *was* working
Currently at ~A2 in Spanish, which is very very low, but familiarity is like: I don't hear "manzana" and think "apple", I hear "manzana" and I […]
Currently at ~A2 in Spanish, which is very very low, but familiarity is like: I don't hear "manzana" and think "apple", I hear "manzana" and I […]
I can tell which D&D players never read the first few pages of the rulebook (or did but they didn't take it seriously)
February 10, 2026 at 12:25 AM
I can tell which D&D players never read the first few pages of the rulebook (or did but they didn't take it seriously)
Reposted by Stanley Black-Decker
If you live in the U.S.and don’t already speak Spanish, simply learning to speak some, even just a bit, is now an anti-fascist act.
February 9, 2026 at 4:21 AM
If you live in the U.S.and don’t already speak Spanish, simply learning to speak some, even just a bit, is now an anti-fascist act.
He pres decisions.
February 8, 2026 at 3:53 PM
He pres decisions.
Reposted by Stanley Black-Decker
mike ☭ 🇵🇸🔻 from tw/x: 'genuinely is wild seeing every single left wing political theory being proven absolutely right over the space of a few days.'
https://x.com/__mike91/status/2019697380036313532
#capitalism #conspiracytheories #left #socialism #anarchism #uspol #eupol #europe
https://x.com/__mike91/status/2019697380036313532
#capitalism #conspiracytheories #left #socialism #anarchism #uspol #eupol #europe
February 7, 2026 at 10:18 AM
mike ☭ 🇵🇸🔻 from tw/x: 'genuinely is wild seeing every single left wing political theory being proven absolutely right over the space of a few days.'
https://x.com/__mike91/status/2019697380036313532
#capitalism #conspiracytheories #left #socialism #anarchism #uspol #eupol #europe
https://x.com/__mike91/status/2019697380036313532
#capitalism #conspiracytheories #left #socialism #anarchism #uspol #eupol #europe
Sitecore's powershell terminal has cute easter eggs for the developer who has the misfortune of using it, like for example:
"Please wait, my hairline is receding faster than this script"
"Please wait, my hairline is receding faster than this script"
February 7, 2026 at 12:31 AM
Sitecore's powershell terminal has cute easter eggs for the developer who has the misfortune of using it, like for example:
"Please wait, my hairline is receding faster than this script"
"Please wait, my hairline is receding faster than this script"
RE: "the kids are alright"
They start out that way. *You* started out that way
Sweet dreams
They start out that way. *You* started out that way
Sweet dreams
February 6, 2026 at 2:50 AM
RE: "the kids are alright"
They start out that way. *You* started out that way
Sweet dreams
They start out that way. *You* started out that way
Sweet dreams
The market the last few days has been really remarkable for its apparent sudden lack of irrationality and it reveals something the media hasn't really considered before:
If/When LLMs live up to their hype, "impacting" broad swatches of the American service sector (77% of US GDP), the real […]
If/When LLMs live up to their hype, "impacting" broad swatches of the American service sector (77% of US GDP), the real […]
Original post on techhub.social
techhub.social
February 5, 2026 at 8:53 PM
The market the last few days has been really remarkable for its apparent sudden lack of irrationality and it reveals something the media hasn't really considered before:
If/When LLMs live up to their hype, "impacting" broad swatches of the American service sector (77% of US GDP), the real […]
If/When LLMs live up to their hype, "impacting" broad swatches of the American service sector (77% of US GDP), the real […]
2015 me: *walking up to a semi-circle of customers and gas station attendants staring at a car at a gas pump for some reason*
*casually drags on cigarette* "So what's up?"
2015 gas station attendant: "It's a lea- *notices my lit cigarette* 👀 "-k" 😱
*casually drags on cigarette* "So what's up?"
2015 gas station attendant: "It's a lea- *notices my lit cigarette* 👀 "-k" 😱
February 5, 2026 at 6:17 PM
2015 me: *walking up to a semi-circle of customers and gas station attendants staring at a car at a gas pump for some reason*
*casually drags on cigarette* "So what's up?"
2015 gas station attendant: "It's a lea- *notices my lit cigarette* 👀 "-k" 😱
*casually drags on cigarette* "So what's up?"
2015 gas station attendant: "It's a lea- *notices my lit cigarette* 👀 "-k" 😱
I recently developed a "pretty good" ML model to classify web pages. Classic, deterministic AI, not this LLM crazy sauce
And by "pretty good" I mean it has an error rate under 20%. So if it looks at 20k pages it will incorrectly classify 4k
You do not want AI in any form anywhere near your […]
And by "pretty good" I mean it has an error rate under 20%. So if it looks at 20k pages it will incorrectly classify 4k
You do not want AI in any form anywhere near your […]
Original post on techhub.social
techhub.social
February 4, 2026 at 5:12 PM
I recently developed a "pretty good" ML model to classify web pages. Classic, deterministic AI, not this LLM crazy sauce
And by "pretty good" I mean it has an error rate under 20%. So if it looks at 20k pages it will incorrectly classify 4k
You do not want AI in any form anywhere near your […]
And by "pretty good" I mean it has an error rate under 20%. So if it looks at 20k pages it will incorrectly classify 4k
You do not want AI in any form anywhere near your […]
If you're not qualified for the job but the sum of you and your x friends resumes add up to "qualified for the job", congratulations you're a company
February 3, 2026 at 4:17 PM
If you're not qualified for the job but the sum of you and your x friends resumes add up to "qualified for the job", congratulations you're a company
To echo that other post:
The company's claim on the idea and territory of the orbital data center constellation is worth "money". That flagpole will hold value for a long time regardless of the company's actual ability to execute, primarily because it excites investors
The company's claim on the idea and territory of the orbital data center constellation is worth "money". That flagpole will hold value for a long time regardless of the company's actual ability to execute, primarily because it excites investors
February 1, 2026 at 8:34 PM
To echo that other post:
The company's claim on the idea and territory of the orbital data center constellation is worth "money". That flagpole will hold value for a long time regardless of the company's actual ability to execute, primarily because it excites investors
The company's claim on the idea and territory of the orbital data center constellation is worth "money". That flagpole will hold value for a long time regardless of the company's actual ability to execute, primarily because it excites investors
Reposted by Stanley Black-Decker
Fellas, is it okay to break the strike to buy a case of modelo for your neighbors? Asking for a friend
January 31, 2026 at 8:24 PM
Fellas, is it okay to break the strike to buy a case of modelo for your neighbors? Asking for a friend