Well, it's a joke from the original poem. You may not like it, that's totally fair, but her argument is that she's missing the sense of humor, which is also fair.
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Ieda Marcondes
Formada em cinema com pós-graduação em jornalismo cultural. Publicações em iedamarcondes.com e na Folha de S. Paulo. 💌 ieda@iedamarcondes.com 📌 Links no post afixado 🚫 IA é um insulto à vida ❤️🔥 Fix your hearts or die
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Não é misógino discordar da opinião da tradutora ou de qualquer outra mulher, mas acreditar que ela está menos apta do que você para refletir uma obra relacionada à área dela é, sim, misoginia. Desmerecê-la para aplacar a sua insegurança é, obviamente, misoginia. www.iedamarcondes.com/emilywilson/
Mansplaining a Odisseia para a expert em Odisseia - Ieda MarcondesUma mulher pode chegar ao Monte Olimpo de sua expertise e ser tratada como idiota. Que esperança há para nós, mulheres menos impressionantes?www.iedamarcondes.com
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"Everybody deserves a say in the future of AI. We don’t have to resort to NIMBYism and questionable environmental arguments to get it. Even if one community succeeds in keeping the data centers out, another community will let them in." TRANSLATION: the datacenter backlash is working. Please stop.
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As Dave notes, this is very bad. If you’d like to know more about data centers and resource management from someone who actually studies this stuff for a living, may I humbly suggest this, instead news.vt.edu/articles/202...
There's a power/water trade-off in data center resource allocationLandon Marston, who studies sustainable water resources management, is in the middle of the growing challenge of power and water resource allocation for data centers.news.vt.eduDave KarpfI'm reading the "environmentalists are wrong about data centers" piece from the NYT and ohmygoditssofuckingbad. Apparently, so long as you're punching left, they'll just let you say any goddamn thing you please... www.nytimes.com/2026/07/25/o...
Pedro Pascal Laughing HardAlt: Pedro Pascal Laughing Hard and Cryingstatic.klipy.comAlex Brown 🇵🇸 (they/them)*whispers* you know we can do this cultural debate about art thing all the time, right? Websites and news organizations used to have culture critics on staff whose entire job was writing about books, movies, and TV. People read them and then discussed them. We have the technology to do this again.