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  1. Amateurism Is Gone From U.S. College Football

    The U.S. college football season has kicked off. Before the National Football League, which opens in September, takes…
    #EuropeSays #Korea #KR #Seoul #amateurism #collegefootball #competitivebalance #NCAA #salarycap #SCOREAct #transferportal
    europesays.com/korea/138601/

  2. "There's a (false) story that's told about people who championed the early internet: that we were blithely certain that technology could only be a force for good, and negligently disinterested in the possibility that technology could control, extract and harm. That's demonstrably untrue: recall cyberpunk's dualism of "the street finds its own use for things" and "cyberpunk is a warning, not a suggestion."

    More true is to say that early internet champions were alive to the importance of the internet, and therefore both excited about the possibilities of the internet to deliver a world of connection, idiosyncrasy, love and solidarity; and about the danger of the internet as a dystopian system of surveillance and manipulation:
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    History isn't finished. Long after the AI bubble pops, there will be local models and people vibe coding homemade software that respond directly to their needs. The stuff we make on our own computers, for ourselves, is deplatformed from its inception. It's part of the life we can build in technology's "shadowy corners" that we used to just call "technology." The fact that this stuff is utterly unsuited to be production code makes it inherently unmonetizable. It's how the street finds its own use for things:"

    pluralistic.net/2026/06/15/ver

    #AI #LLMs #BigTech #LocalLlamas #GenerativeAI #AIBubble #AIHype #OpenSource #FLOSS #OpenWeights #Amateurism

  3. @WISTquote

    I am still a bit angry at philosophy people that had not warned me about that for Kant's Critique of Pure Reason ;-)

    When I bought the book to read it 20 years ago, it doomed my hope of digging more into philosophy

    When I closed it, after not being able to understand paragraphs after paragraphs... I really thought serious philosophy was out of reach.

    It is Zen and (some) Taoism classics simplicity and reliance on logic to dismantle moral stuffs that brought me back on the path to philosophy

    But maybe my path was to learn how simplicity can embody the semantics behind the veil of involved syntax in sentences

    my 2 cents
    #philosophy
    #amateurism

    "Was mich nicht umbringt, macht mich stärker" - "What doesnt kill me, makes me stronger" F.Nietzsche

    EDIT: I say "some" Taoist classics, because LaoTz is much too heavily veiled in poetry and mysteries

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