Jeffrey M

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The short version is: after a month the AI has not given me any good reasons to trust it, and I am honestly freaked out by the confidence with which it weaves completely wrong facts into prose, and the confidence with which it writes and professionally formats entire sections of bullshit.

Police drones: While some say they're helping stop crime, others worry the line between security and surveillance is starting to blur. Watch Target 12's special report, Tuesday on 12 News at 5 p.m.

The overwhelming right wing sentiment is that COVID was an engineered bioweapon that was also harmless. Trump overreacted to it by shutting down the country, then engineered a drive to create a vaccine that was the real bioweapon that killed millions, and it's Joe Biden's fault.

Hi RI Science Fans! One of the most fun summer events is tomorrow at URI. The undergraduate research symposium runs from about 9 to noon. It's a glorious assemblage of hundreds student summer research presentations from all the RI colleges. Details here: web.uri.edu/ri-surs/

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The RI-INBRE and RI NSF EPSCoR programs are pleased to invite you to the: 2026 RI Summer Research Symposium (RI-SuRS) at the University of Rhode Island Friday, July 31, 2026 Introductory Remarks, 9:00...

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This tech fundamentally alters the way people are able to express their basic human rights, and is incompatible with any society that claims to be free. As people understand the capabilities of the tech and how widespread it is, the backlash is entirely understandable.

Why Flock surveillance cameras are drawing fierce backlash across Massachusetts - The Boston Globe

People tolerate Ring cameras, cellphones, and CCTV cameras — but Flock Safety has some filling city council meetings in protest.

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If you're in the greater Worcester area, join me at the Millbury Public Library tomorrow night, Tuesday, at 6PM for a family friendly activity called A Map for a Cat! It's a bit silly but there are big ideas underneath it. It's most fun for participants aged 10 and up (adults can come too!)

I made the trek to the Braintree MA Sears today out of curiosity. It's not as empty as the one in the video below. Offerings are limited, but not post-apocalyptic. Only clothes and appliances upstairs. I guess they had some luggage and mattresses on display too. And a couple gas grills. 1/4

@erik-pbg.bsky.social · 2w ago

The remaining ones are weird and empty because Sears sold most of their legacy brands They make the end of Kmart feel dignified by comparison www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXWs...