Não é só o Bolsonarismo que perde hoje, é também o Trump, as big techs e toda a direita.
Brasil dá um show de democracia e cidadania.
Miliciano, filhinho de papai, vagabundo aqui não se cria.
Flávio nosso futuro presidiário.
Não é só o Bolsonarismo que perde hoje, é também o Trump, as big techs e toda a direita.
Brasil dá um show de democracia e cidadania.
Miliciano, filhinho de papai, vagabundo aqui não se cria.
Flávio nosso futuro presidiário.
Dessin de Quino
La Lista de Estudiantes acaba con los 12 años de poder del populista nacionalista Vucic en Serbia
La Lista de Estudiantes acaba con los 12 años de poder del... #tardigram #elecciones #serbia #PoliticaLula presidente de Latinoamérica.
Eleição matematicamente definida (Eleito)
51,75%
63.388.523 votos
PT – 13
LULA
Pelo menos 3 milhões
Pela Amazonia 💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷💛🇧🇷
Vamooooooooo Brasiuuuuuuuu
RE: https://mastodon.social/@Barequeo/117501478265576135
Hoy escribí en Barequeo. Se titula "Ni aplausos ni risas". https://barequeo.com/vetas/ni-aplausos-ni-risas/
Meta Ignores Brazilian Court Order to End Bolsonaro Favoritism (🔥 Score: 159+ in 1 hour)
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/7836V
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/7836V
Reenviado desde Hacker News por experienciainterdimensional
In Finland, Google chopped down 250,000 trees, without a permit, to make room for a shiny new data centre. They were ordered to do an environmental impact study. They didn’t bother. That’s how AI companies do it.
If you are still using Google, maybe it’s time to ask yourself whether its services are worth a quarter‑million trees and why we have to sacrifice so much of our nature.
#OpiniónEnLaRAYA “Glas al igual que Luisa González son presos políticos, grave, gravísima su situación, pero lo es aún más el papel de los medios en Colombia. Han optado por difundir y hacerle el juego a Daniel Noboa en sus acusaciones delirantes contra Luisa González que incluyen a Gustavo Petro sin fundamento”, Mauricio Jaramillo Jassir @mauricio181212
https://www.revistaraya.com/mauricio-jaramillo/1906-la-dictadura-ecuatoriana-y-los-medios-complices.html
Google quietly changes privacy policy so your Gmail and Photos could be used in targeted ads
> Google has updated its privacy policy to allow personal information from Gmail, Google Photos, and Drive to potentially be used for targeted advertising.
#technology #enshittification #privacy #advertising #ads #gmail
Janones confundiu tudo e agora não sei se quem foi votar com camisa da seleção é de lá ou de cá xD
Hoy estuve toda la mañana en el museo de inmigración japonesa en Brasil, y bueno, que historia.
Un ejemplo más de que la inmigración no solo es necesaria para desarrollar un país, sino que lo mejora.
Brasil no tendría muchas de sus artes marciales, comida y cultura sin los inmigrantes.
Climate change is killing bears in Colorado: many cubs are underweight and scrounging for food after a late-spring freeze and summer drought. But Nanci Limbach is trying to save them. She now has 30 bears in her care - and she needs a ton of fruit a week, to feed them.
Q: Do mama bears ever come in without their cubs or looking for their cubs?
LIMBACH: Yeah. I had one mother one time that they trapped. She had three cubs. And they were trying to get hold of them, too, to relocate all of them. She sat and cried all day long 'cause she missed her kids. And eventually, they caught the three cubs. And it was kind of weird because we turned the cubs loose in there with her, and she jumps out of the tree and smacks every one of them and rolls and slams them into the fence. Then she eventually climbs back up on the tree and cuddles them and lets them nurse. And it kind of reminded me of that I-lost-my-kid-in-the-mall effect. "Where have you been? Oh, yeah, I love you, but where have you been?"
Limbach is head of the Pauline S. Schneegas Wildlife Foundation, which provides care to wild animals:
You can read or listen to the interview I quoted here:
A mother bear may mourn its missing cubs.
"Hello, my friends. Have you been feeling too sane lately? Have I got something for you! It is a company called CoreWeave.
You may not have heard of it because it’s not doing the consumer-facing part of AI. It’s a data center company, the kind people talk about when they say they want to invest in the “picks and shovels” of the AI gold rush. At first glance, it looks impressive: it’s selling compute, the hottest resource in the industry; it’s landed a bunch of big-name customers such as Microsoft, OpenAI and Meta; and its revenue is huge — $1.4 billion in the third quarter this year, double what it was in the third quarter of 2024. The company has almost doubled in share price since its IPO earlier this year, which was the biggest in tech since 2021. So much money!
But as I began to look more closely at the company, I began feeling like I’d accidentally stumbled on an eldritch horror. CoreWeave is saddled with massive debt and, except in the absolute best-case scenario of fast AI adoption, has no obvious path toward profitability. There are some eyebrow-raising accounting choices. And then, naturally, there are the huge insider sales of CoreWeave stock.
After I unfocused my eyes a little, I realized CoreWeave did make a horrible kind of sense: It’s a tool to hedge other companies’ risks and juice their profits. It’s taking on the risk and the costs of building data centers that bigger tech companies can then rent while they build their own data centers which may very well wind up competing with CoreWeave. What’s more, it’s part of a whole stable of companies that are propping up demand for the behemoth of the AI boom: Nvidia."
https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/822011/coreweave-debt-data-center-ai
#introduction
Hello! I'm David. I'm a Wikimedian from Chile. I've been editing on and off since 2023, and I got more involved in the backend side of thing this year after learning Wikimania will be hosted in Santiago in 2027. I'm finishing up my undergraduate degree in psychology and I do things mostly on enwiki. Happy to be here! :babyglobe_love: