Per Axbom
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Mechanical heart valve ⚙️❤️
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Jag rekommenderar verkligen läsning. Det visar med all önskvärd tydlighet hur vilse regeringen är i den här frågan, hur illa det beretts och vilka oerhörda konsekvenser det får.
För att göra det lättare för dig att läsa har jag extraherat texten från pdf:en och lagt på denna webbsida. Det funkar alltså att läsa texten med skärmläsare, och det går att läsa i mobilen. PDF-formatet gjorde annars detta svårt.
Idag är det 109 dagar tills 13-åringar ska placeras på fängelse.
Lagrådet skriver:
”Detta sätt att parallellt bedriva flera lagstiftningsprojekt som direkt påverkar förslaget om sänkt straffbarhetsålder medför att det inte funnits ett beredningsunderlag som möjliggjort för remissinstanserna att samlat kunna bedöma och ge synpunkter på innebörden av förslaget om sänkt straffbarhetsålder. Beredningen uppfyller därmed inte de krav som följer av 7 kap. 2 § regeringsformen. Det är särskilt allvarligt när det gäller ett förslag som förändrar grunderna för det straffrättsliga systemet och möjliggör frihetsberövanden i form av häktning och fängelse för barn från 13 års ålder.”
https://pm.axbom.se/lagradet-straffbarhetsalder/
You could try Bunny Fonts.
"Easily integrate Bunny Fonts into your website with a Google Fonts drop-in compatible API. But without the tracking!"
https://bunny.net/fonts/
Eller har någon här kanske lite mer insyn?
https://www.government.se/press-releases/2026/03/sweden-joins-pax-silica-initiative/
"The existence of writing services under the name of “AI Humanizer”, promising to artificially make the tone of your texts more authentic, underscores a ludicrous and brutal era of human suppression.
I’ve been writing since I was six years old. My writing has changed profoundly between then and now, 46 years later. But also between last month and now."
"Suggesting that I use AI to write is telling me to hide myself from view. From existence. You are saying I never mattered. That the experiences I had were not worthy of shaping who I am. That being me was a mistake. A computer can be me. A better me."
https://axbom.com/ai-humanizer/

Something I find fascinating when pointing out the climate issues of generative AI is how some people rush to interject that data centers are already a problem given the data storage required for media and streaming, and people haven't been objecting to that.
It seems they seriously are saying:
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since people haven't been aware and objecting (enough to be heard) before now, they shouldn't object now that they are aware…
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since there already is a huge climate issue with data centers we shouldn't care if that issue just keeps worsening…
So bizarre. You can't just accept the worsening of a situation by stating that the problem is already pretty bad. 🤪
With generative AI the ethical implications are obvious right from the start. And it's so much easier to act on your values before something becomes a habit than after it becomes one.
It's somehow telling to me that many are hell-bent on developing this habit anyway, to the detriment of climate, energy, water and exploited labor.
"It makes you wonder what other stories people could make up and have you believe as a fact. Could medical web sites be fabricated? What happens when people’s lives are at stake? What if someone consults a bogus doctor over the Internet? What if a mother nurses her sick child according to the instructions of an out-of-date web page, or one published by a 14-year old as a joke?"
If only I had known… 😅
https://axbom.com/misinformation/
An experienced copywriter, having finished a longer text, decides to just for laughs check it in “AI” detector software. It comes back saying 61% is likely AI-generated. For his own text.
But.
Wait for it.
The “AI” detector then offers a service…
“Would you like to humanize your text?”
…
The implication of this hurts my brain.
The only thing that realistically should happen if a generative system edits your text is that any estimation of it being “AI”-generated should increase. But the “AI” is now offering to reconstruct human text so that will appear less “AI”, and more “human”, to “AI” detection.
I’m out.
”Nate [Hagens] draws a parallel between today's information ecosystem and the modern industrial food system – just like fossil fuels helped create an abundance of cheap, calorie-dense but nutrient-poor food, AI may create an abundance of information that is fast and persuasive, yet has little ’nourishment’. In a world where digital tools increasingly do more of our thinking for us, Nate grapples with how to prevent cognitive atrophy and filter the flood of content we likely will face in coming months/years.
How can we be rich in information and yet poor in wisdom? Why is it important for us to be able to tell the difference between content that's engineered for engagement and content that genuinely improves our judgement and our lives? Finally, what daily practices might help us stay grounded as AI increasingly reshapes our cognitive environment?
(Recorded February 25th, 2026)”
Show notes: https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/frankly-original/128-ultra-processed-information
Yesterday’s newsletter from Ed Zitron was a free one. It’s always interesting to follow the numbers that Zitron breaks down in these newsletters.
- Data centers are planned but not getting built (AI compute demand is being inflated).
- NVIDIA Is selling years’ worth of GPUs in advance and warehousing them.
- For every paid dollar to Anthropic, Anthropic is spending anywhere between 8 to 13 dollars. A business very much dependent on a steady stream of venture capital.
- Anthropic uptime is less than adequate.
- Zitron’s theory is that Mythos has been held back due to capacity constraints, not fears of its capabilities.
- Claude source code leaked despite Mythos being scary powerful and apparently not being able to find a vulnerability…?
- AI is very expensive, with companies spending as much as 10% of headcount cost on AI tokens, all without appearing to provide any stability, quality or efficiency gains (or justification for lay-offs).
- Uber managed to blow through its entire AI budget for the year a few months into 2026.
- Microsoft has stopped signing up new paid GitHub Copilot subscriptions entirely (new subscription model likely in the works).
- Zitron makes a strong case for how the AI startups are misleading both investors and the general public about their revenues.
https://www.wheresyoured.at/four-horsemen-of-the-aipocalypse/
This setting is good advice for ALL NOTIFICATIONS. Without it people can read messages on your screen. And if you don't set Show Previews to “Never”, these messages apparently are stored in a freakin' database on the phone.
https://www.theverge.com/tech/909216/signal-messages-can-be-recovered-from-iphone-notifications
I’m seeing there are thermal label printers as well, requiring no ink, which seems appealing, but also very nostalgic for me. Believe it or nor I had a thermal printer in the 1980s, for my Sinclair ZX81.
So what I’m really asking I suppose is if there’s anyone who could recommend a label printer, or knows what to especially watch out for.
Use-cases: address labels, name tags, labels on storage boxes, labelling various plugs and devices.
"Ghost meets these criteria as open source software with a strong commitment to open standards, data portability, and user privacy. It's also the only publishing platform to have achieved this standard.
For the many newsrooms, independent publishers, non-profits, and civic organizations already using Ghost, this is a formal recognition of the values that likely drew you to Ghost in the first place."
https://ghost.org/changelog/digital-public-good/


