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A preprint paper from the Institut des Systèmes Complexes de Paris Île-de-France: The Politoscope project has been observing political activism on X since 2016. We have developed methods for analyzing social and debate dynamics, as well as opinion manipulation. By accelerating these social dynamics, it is possible to characterize a process of weakening and then inversion of the...

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This BlueSky thread is full of excellent advice for left-wing campaigners wishing to defeat the right in elections, from Lula's recent victory in Brazil. Apparently the Student's List approach in Serbia is another good example to follow...

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I am increasingly in agreement with this: Wouldn’t it be liberating, then, to actually deny our attention to astroturfed outrage, engineered virality, and influencer sponcon? To let the mainstream digital economies propped up by AI-enabled surveillance finally fall to ruin? If what the titans of the industry have to offer us these days are “pervert glasses” and the suppression ...

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This is very counter-intuitive! RAM disks are -slow- compared to a single high performance NVMe SSD [...] The problem is that RAM disks always do synchronous IO and they consume CPU time copying the data to/from the RAM disk to/from user buffers. Hence you can only have one IO per CPU in flight at a time, instead of a few thousand IOs in flight per CPU when using asynchronous ...

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a top tip from ITC Slack -- never hand-crimp an RJ45 cable again. Just punch down the wires into a keystone socket, and use store-bought cables for the last metre. Much easier!

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