Honestly, I feel powerless against all this hate and violence. And right wing extremists keep saying we need more and more guns, and that trans people, women who have abortions, and black lives are the real existential threats to this great white nation.
Demystifying #AI#Safety: A curated list of papers for a safer, ethical & more reliable AI
Hello Fosstodon, with exciting news! 📢
We are thrilled to announce the launch of our new #opensource project, Awesome AI Safety. Our mission is to democratize AI Safety by providing access to the latest relevant papers to make AI models more reliable, robust, explainable, ethical & accurate.
Help us achieve that goal by sharing this repository with your favorite #ML researchers 💌 https://gisk.ar/44st3le
Game 60: Richard Scarry's Busiest Neighborhood Disc Ever (1994), by Activision.
Educational program for children about the dangers of stress and overly high work pressure.
You see, everyone in Busytown is always busy. So busy, in fact, that in my short visit to the town I was witness to multiple workplace and road accidents.
Of course there was no gore or screaming but hopefully it teaches kids the importance of taking breaks and watching out for each other.
Really pissed to find out that a block means nothing on #calckey or #mastodon. Feeling ick being able to see the former partner of a friend who I have blocked, because someone on blahaj.zone has replied to them and there they are now sitting in the local timeline. They really fucked my friend up for years with their sociopathic manipulation.
Now I find out that she can see me if I'm not set to private. Why can't a block be an actual fucking block?
This is the basic shit many folks have been asking for while devs just fuck around with their basic bro stuff.
I really don't want to leave the #Fediverse, but how the fuck is this safe??? How can I feel safe knowing that she can potentially see me? I'd be safer back on the bird site.
“For the psychologist, Wilfred Bion, negative capability was about not giving in to the temptation to continually engage with the safety of the familiar.”
Yesterday, unfortunately, my main #smartphone was stolen. #Essen-#HBF, when picking up the daughter....
Should someone be offered a #Google#Pixel6a, with #GrapehenOS and small #Linux#Penguin sticker (hard to get off), please report. This should be my beloved #Phone.
Thanks.
Believe women. Believe Black folks. Believe Jews. Believe LGBTQ+ folks. Believe anyone who tells you they’re being attacked. As the adage goes, “privilege is learning about racism instead of experiencing it.” And this is true for all forms of targeted oppression, hatred, and violence.
Friends. This is an extremely important message for women (or anyone) who may be a victim of domestic abuse in the UK.
They are conducting a country-wide mobile alert to test an emergency system. People with hidden phones must disable alerts or turn their phone off during this time.
I think @pixelfed is the first fediverse project to ship a list (1.6 MB) of cloud server ip address ranges that are used to block access to auth and api routes by default.
Abuse and spam mitigation are crucial to any platforms success, and I hope other projects copy us. #pixelfed#safety#fediverse
Citing ProPublica’s reporting, lawmakers on Thursday reintroduced a bill that would ban the use of #asbestos in the United States, bringing it in line with dozens of countries that have outlawed the carcinogenic substance.
We help trans*, intersex, and other people flee places where it is dangerous to be trans.
We help them reach places of safety and reasonable quality of life.
We do so legally and securely."
Rainbow Railroad is a global not-for-profit organization that helps LGTBQI+ people facing persecution based on their sexual orientation, gender identity and sex characteristics. In a time when there are more displaced people than ever before, LGBTQI+ people are uniquely vulnerable due to systemic, state-enabled homophobia and transphobia. These factors either displace them in their own country or prevent them from escaping harm.
As a result of Rainbow Railroad, more LGBTQI+ individuals will be able to access lives free from persecution.
Since our founding, we’ve helped over 7,621 LGBTQI+ individuals find safety through emergency relocation and other forms of assistance. Our story has received international media attention, including a feature on CBS 60 Minutes. "