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eurunuela , to random
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I am experiencing a decline in neuroimaging, productivity, and note-taking content on my Twitter feed.

It feels like my main interests aren't represented anymore.

Any recommendations for accounts to follow here on Mastodon that focus on these topics?

DanHandwerker ,
@DanHandwerker@neuromatch.social avatar

@eurunuela I'm also starting to see groups like @neurobuzz (I joined) and @academicchatter (haven't yet joined) which are designed to boost within-topic posts that are shared with them.

elonjet , to random
@elonjet@mastodon.social avatar

Landed in Teterboro, New Jersey, US.

rob11563 ,
@rob11563@mastodon.coffee avatar

@elonjet eww 🤮 That's too close. Send him back.

elonjet , to random
@elonjet@mastodon.social avatar

Landed in Teterboro, New Jersey, US. Apx. flt. time 2 h 58 min.

elonjet OP ,
@elonjet@mastodon.social avatar

1,512 mile (1,314 NM) flight from AUS to TEB

~ 1,496 gallons (5,661 liters).
~ 10,023 lbs (4,546 kg) of jet fuel used.
~ $8,375 cost of fuel.
~ 16 tons of CO2 emissions.

TheresaReason ,
@TheresaReason@mstdn.ca avatar

@elonjet who's in New Jersey?

cosullivan , to random
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@neilhimself Hello from Vancouver BC, Canada. You autographed a 1st edition of Good Omens for my husband at a signing decades ago.
I am about to commit my husband to a columbarium cell (yes he is dead, we call him Urny now); authentication of your autograph ( DM me) would be worth a few installment payments. Would you kindly supply authentication?
Thanks

Inscription: Toby -- Have a nice doomsday. Signed by Neil Gaiman.

neilhimself ,
@neilhimself@mastodon.social avatar

@cosullivan that's my signature and my handwriting! And I am sorry for your loss.

cosullivan OP ,
@cosullivan@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

@neilhimself thank you.

cultofmany , to random
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Last RT - many mental health providers I know (myself included, though less often nowadays) use zoom for clinical work/meetings/teletherapy. We’ve been told by the company itself, by the health insurance industry, and by our agencies that it’s HIPAA compliant and safe/ confidential to use.

Is anyone out there talking about or able to explain the implications of the TOS change for this use case?

siderea ,
@siderea@universeodon.com avatar

☝️☝️☝️
Hey, therps, wake up a new (apparently super problematic) new Zoom Terms of Service just dropped that seems to say they can listen in to communications across their service and use them to train AIs, no opt out, HIPAA BAAs be damned.

Lots of people, clinicians and otherwise, are understandably freaking out. I'm just hearing about this and haven't had a chance to investigate, and won't for a while.

Read the above post, which in turn is about this: https://hackers.town/@devlogic/110843380784157782


@therapists
@psychotherapists
@psychology
@socialwork
@mentalhealth
@psychiatry

elonjet , to random
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Took off from Austin, Texas, US.

TootTropiques , to random
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"80% of the planet’s remaining biodiversity is on Indigenous land. Silently, they have proven that the smartest way to save us all is to recognise and protect their territories."

@MarkRuffalo

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2023/aug/06/amazon-mark-ruffalo-indigenous-peoples-world-rainforest-life

TootTropiques OP ,
@TootTropiques@c.im avatar

@MarkRuffalo And to prove it, here is a recent scientific study I participated in showing how primate species fare much better when their territories overlap with indigenous lands.

@ethnobiology @anthropology

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.abn2927
https://phys.org/news/2022-08-links-indigenous-peoples-greater-nonhuman.html

emilymbender , to random
@emilymbender@dair-community.social avatar

This essay is an utterly brilliant take on . I'll put a few excerpts here, but you should definitely go read the whole thing:

https://karawynn.substack.com/p/language-is-a-poor-heuristic-for

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maitxinha ,
@maitxinha@lingo.lol avatar

@emilymbender “an LLM generates output “by emulating a nervous system but without attempting to simulate it. This precludes the possibility that it is conscious.” Great read!! @linguistics

SimonRoyHughes , to random
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One of my big books bookshelves, including tomes of fairytales, folktales, art, fashion, boats, cartoons (Asterix), and children’s stories (the complete Thomas the Tank Engline). The unbound volumes are academic works, including a master's thesis written about my older kids’ language acquisition.

joannaholman , to random
@joannaholman@aus.social avatar

I've been on a quest to read books from as many countries as possible and would love recommendations books in English from South East Asian countries other than Singapore (already have a stack from there). Originally in English or translated are both fine, as is almost any fiction or non-fiction genre, although I don't love crime fiction and try to avoid western expat memoirs where work by local authors is available in English.

clive , to random
@clive@saturation.social avatar

Amazon is crawling with travel guides written by AI -- vague, crappy, and pushed up in search results by astroturfed fake five-star reviews: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/05/travel/amazon-guidebooks-artificial-intelligence.html?unlocked_article_code=Gmcb6fkRXSAX7JUdbTpFyhH1lSBWBcI0RuiXgcku3gVTdQV7s_SPvl1tKw76F_txTehAmHdU0bZ3PUoPyH0h-dybeb8_bGL7UzysZynt-SFcx9yByC4wr37_65cVodjr_Z-sRcqUfioeOsUAKJpEECejhG2SlL4jPCoaBG8PFnu_YLKDXA0hkzvhrJnGuD5kw59N8Bz7T7D7UOeJXLkowJnnoB6IDt6bHn6XiBvlH--t6M_9xmGCkNlYdtiiScdbS3ebGG5C3xKkCxwacaT96yLi9NK5dx9YHwhHSPdoVJPqslvVGAwQFvpSQvDvgHZGOFxW09EeUVAHYZl6uI-aSYS0_UfYhcXjDi6J2-M1oFlpWg&smid=url-share

That's a "gift" link so you don't need to be a New York Times subscriber to read it

It's a great investigation, and highlights the real problem, which is ...

... unsurprisingly by now, Amazon seemingly does little-to-nothing to stop this

The site is just soiled top to bottom with fake crap in every category

CandaceRobbAuthor ,
@CandaceRobbAuthor@historians.social avatar

@clive Why anyone uses them for books where there are so many independents online, and bookshop.org, I don't understand.

ClaireFromClare ,
@ClaireFromClare@h-net.social avatar

@CandaceRobbAuthor @clive Agree! For delivery of books & music in the UK there's also www.hive.co.uk
My current favourite loves Hive.The is tiny, with very high danger-to-size ratio, & has made as much money through nominations on Hive as on direct sales. Hive is run by Gardners the big UK book distributor. If you can pick up in the shop, it earns 25%.

@bookstodon

whompertoft , to random
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I have finally given up on Twitter. I registered a Mastodon account at the end of 2022 but didn't do anything else. Thought I'd give it a go.

I'm interested in;










EighthLayer , to random
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deestorkb ,

@EighthLayer TBH, after running into him a couple of times, you can see why he might...

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elonjet , to random
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Landed in Austin, Texas, US.

Agent661 ,
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@elonjet late night trip to Abbott town?

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