

well we’re not making things extreme so…
as a trans person myself, I said nothing of your gender, and only spoke of your biases. just because your a woman, doesn’t mean you don’t have biases.


well we’re not making things extreme so…
as a trans person myself, I said nothing of your gender, and only spoke of your biases. just because your a woman, doesn’t mean you don’t have biases.


if you dislike what it says about you, that’s for you to process and deal with.
I’ve done nothing but point out what it’s saying to me, and just because you don’t like it, doesn’t mean it’s not being said.
real talk here…
its okay to be uncomfortable with what something says about you.
but you CAN controll what you unconsciously say. By starting to recognize these biases and start to examine the root, and decide if you want to change how you do that in the future.
I’m not even saying you have to, or even you should change. Just that if you WANT to change, you can.


but that’s the point isn’t it?
even a meme is deeper than it looks of you did it based on who you are.


why not swap who is ‘wrong’ in this meme?
why use the woman every time?
that’s the thing with art. it leeks your self onto it. memes included…


why are you taking it personally that were talking about you specifically?
I know many great Albertians. But they’re a slim minority. The people, as a whole, are not as good to interact with if your a person if color. this is coming from friends who are.
we’re not saying you specifically are an ass, but that a lot more people are asses in Alberta than most other places in Canada.
I gave you a few light hearted examples.
how about the person who crashed into my friends cart for wearing a mask in a store and said “don’t rob me”.
how about all the terrible things said about natives out there?
how about the police running moonlight walks?
or the anti abortion ads that used to be on trucks and on the university campus showing graphic photos?
there’s more than you there.


if your taking things that literally on the internet, I can’t help you.
but what I can say is I didnt know anyone who understood it’s an insult was until I moved out of Alberta. So everyone I met while growing up, yeah.
for the record I grew up in Calgary.


buddy I grew up in Alberta. and there’s 2 things to sum up the people.
During mask mandates I was in the Carstairs post office, and saw a woman with no mask picking up 2 boxes labeled cristianbooks.com
the second is everyone in Alberta thinks being compared to Texas is a compliment.
these are two light hearted examples, with many more in the memory bank.
there’s jerks everyone. My worst bit of transphobia was in Toronto.
But Alberta does seem to have the highest concentration of jerks. at least as far as my experience has gone.


forgive my snarkiness. its usually the quickest way to this realization.


what has been published by deep seek is the music, not the software, the music.


can you show me the actual source code?
the human readable code, not the weights.


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no,
your changing the definition of open source software. which has been around a lot longer than AI has.
source code is what defines open source.
what deepseek has is open weights. they publish the results of their learning only. not the source that produced it.


I really wish there was one better than Gramerly and now this…
really, so being a women means your a perfect soul?