CEOs != everyone

I mean spss and stata are Rstudio+R alternatives

Cool! Every once in a while, I open the browser and check what’s going on in the gemini://midnight.pub

Krita. I had a uni licence for Photoshop for years, even took a Photoshop course but still kept using Krita. It has an intuitive UI and all the tools I’ll ever need.

RStudio+R is way better than any of its proprietary alternatives.

Blender. I’m no 3D modling expert but it does everything I as a hobbyist want to do with it and so much more. Nowadays, the UI is pretty decent, too.

Finally, the Lagrange browser is really good. The gemini protocol is kinda niche though, but if you’re interested it’s unreasonably pretty, well optimized and has a great UX. The guy who maintains it really puts his heart and soul into it.

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Business writing is like the one thing LMMs have actually made useless

What if you start with your own problems first. Plenty to work with there

Those rehabilitation facilities already exist. Forced medical treatment. It is restricted to the most extreme cases, I think for a reason.

If you were actually concerned about people’s well-being, you’d at least be consistent about applying forced medical treatment to anybody who has some issues that cause harm to others. Sending alcoholics, narcissists, drug addicts, workplace bullies, etc. to camps? Pretty extreme but at least consistent.

But you are not. You just want an excuse to send people to camps. Typical red fash stuff.

Sick people have rights though?

Yeah. What if we don’t take people’s right to bodily autonomy for indirectly harmful speech, or as I interpret you, beliefs they hold silently

You sound really excited to put people into camps

Everything on the fediverse is usually pseudonymous but public. That’s why it would be good for people to read up a little on differential privacy. Not necessarily too much theory, but the basics and the practical implications, like here or here.

Basically, the more messages you post on a single account, the more specific your whole profile is to you, even if you don’t post strictly identifying information. That’s why you can share one personal story, and have it not compromise your privacy too much by altering it a little. But if you keep posting general things about your life, it will eventually be so specific it can be nobody but you.

What you do with this is up to you. Make throwaway accounts, have multiple accounts, restrict the things you talk about. Or just be conscious that what you are posting is public. That’s my two cents.

It’s not just one national solution - such solutions exist in many EU countries already and are bound to pop up in the rest of them.

Except it’s not nothing that’s being replaced. Most EU countries have some kind of electronic identification already. And criticizing whatever is being built right now without acknowledging that is dumb and misleading.

Bad as in the already omnipresent, opaque corporate monopolies on this? That’s what we have in Sweden, anyway.

There is no way what we have now in sweden is better than this thing.

What an insane misrepresentation of the technology

Perfect is the enemy of good.

Try being a little less stupid then