1. Protests are happening literally every day these days. Trans rights protests. Protests against Musk. Heck, over a thousand people showed up for a protest at the Treasury.
I advise everyone, especially people who don't usually, to find any of them and just go to one.
It's important.
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...using Nova Express, the Project 2025 document and the last IPCC climate change report as prompts. Forgive me.
Beautiful day of artiness. Linder Sterling show: and she was there doing a little tour! Steven Appleby at Space Station 65: funny and abundant. Lush Sara Ahmed inspired dining table at New Contemporaries then heart bursting and sticky Wet Mess at BAC - special mention to sound design by Baby Set.
1. Yesterday, Trump's executive order crossed a new line.
No longer are the NYT Op-eds, thin veneers of pseudoscience, and false claims about trans people needed to justify discrimination.
We enter an era where our humanity itself is officially questioned.
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In Leeds setting up sound piece at Opera North. Leeds Art Gallery and Henry Moore Institute are a treat. The Leeds tapestries are beautiful. Plus the work of Ursula in the surrealism show x
Google also says: A Google search with AI integrated uses about 10 times more energy than a traditional Google search. This is because AI-powered searches require more computing power, which uses more energy.
(Same x as ChatGPT)
...query uses about the same amount of energy as charging a laptop about 5 times
..query uses about the same amount of energy as driving an electric car for about 1.5 miles
According to Google's AI:
A ChatGPT query uses about the same amount of energy as running a microwave oven for 15 minutes
...uses about the same amount of energy as running an average refrigerator for 5 hours
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This is scene is so curious and so moving. The way the song remains live in the space after she falls. Like the carpet being pulled out from us. But it accentuates the yearning somehow. We are not in our bodies. We are not human. But we long to be.
www.wendycarlos.com I adore Wendy Carlos’ html website. It feels like slow-internet.
