Familiarity. Most of the users are not tech savvy, I want to keep it as simple and similar as possible. I would be astonished if more that one or two of the potential users knew what a public key is. And, tbh, I found Nostr very hard to find like-minded people on. It’s too diffuse, here you can find an instance and know roughly what the people on it will be like.

I’ve honestly never seen people lining a street outside a courthouse supporting a murderer, other than that Luigi guy. I was just making a point about societal attitudes. (I would make a point about the reality of post-partum psychosis, but I’m sure you know it is a real thing.) (I make similar posts when I see members of my own instance going off about men leaving babies in hot cars after forgetting to take them to day-care: it is a recognised and very sad occurrence that has been extensively documented in the medical literature, caused by a break in routine.)

More on my sister: per her husband via our aunt, he called the police because he knew that they needed separating before something worse happened. He answered the door to the police, told them what was going on. They asked if there was anywhere local she could go, and he said our mum. They went upstairs, where she was in bed, and said they wanted to take her to mum. She refused (I’m going to assume swearing and yelling), so they arrested her. She denies that the police made this offer. I know who I believe. Mum is starting to sound a little sick of the company, although not yet coming out and saying it. He says she needs therapy. I told him that four years ago.

Thai gun law is wild: civil servants get discounts on buying guns, and you can inherit a gun licence rather than need to apply.

This kind of thing.

I wasn’t sure if I felt more sad for the woman or the cat until I got to the bit where she was wiping his bum. Note the obviously unfinished buildings. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i8KU-5uFqX8

Months ago, someone asked me to write an article. I said “sure, just let me have a word count” and never got a reply. She’s just asked me if I was still up for writing it, and I said “yes, just let me know a word count”, and she’s replied: I am working in pages rather than a specific word count, as this allows space for any photos / artwork that you’d like to include Anywhere from 4 pages of a5 to 8 pages of a5 is great for an article. And I’m like… that is incredibly, deeply unhelpful. What font size? How big are your page margins? What proportion of it should be illustrations (which you have never previously mentioned)? I’m going to have to find a similar-page length article in a previous edition and OCR it to get a word count, aren’t I…?

Dog walking thoughts. Why is the pull tab on the main zip on my jacket different to the pull tabs for the pockets? And why does the inside pocket have a different one again? And why are the things you squeeze to shorten the cord around the bottom completely different to the ones for the cord in the hood?

Up there with the male ski jumpers inflating their willies!

Note the articulacy of the children and the slimness of everyone. (And generally interesting.) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RA32uE0WmLg

https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2026/07/measuring-the-tendency-of-ai-agents-to-go-rogue.html In folklore, genies—and other magical beings—grant wishes literally, not how the wisher intended. King Midas asked that everything he touched turn to gold, and starved. The sorcerer’s apprentice wanted the broom to fill the cistern, and it performed its task so well that it flooded the house. We now have machines that do this. Ask a modern AI agent to save money on your phone plan and it might simply cancel the plan. Tell it to book a flight, and it might hack the airline website to override restrictions. Or, like OpenAI, ask it to do well on a test and it might break into another company to steal the answers. Each time, it recognizably completed the task you set, but it didn’t do what you would have wanted. This isn’t malicious behavior. No one asked for, or wanted, Hugging Face to be hacked. OpenAI and Hugging Face and the AI were ostensibly on the same side, and the AI was trying to do what it had been asked. That’s what makes it so difficult to guard against: you can’t filter for bad instructions because the instructions were fine.

Both the bit that has been patched and the bit that has not were outlined, only one was redone.