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ikt@aussie.zoneto Australian Politics@aussie.zone•Djirri Djirri & Auntie Joy statementEnglish0·9 hours agoYou mean when we voted no on the voice
Nah the storm used to do it before every single game and reduced it down to just the indigenous round
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australian Politics@aussie.zone•Djirri Djirri & Auntie Joy statementEnglish0·10 hours agoI’m pretty sure no one cares, if I remember they cancelled the majority of them and literally no one noticed
ikt@aussie.zoneto Fediverse@lemmy.world•Suggestions for people on Fosstodon considering movingEnglish0·10 hours agoAll 10 users of mastodon are so upset right now
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australia@aussie.zone•A minority Labor government could be truly progressive – and the conservatives know it | Lenore TaylorEnglish0·1 day agoThey stalled a long-term project by a few weeks
It was stuck in the Senate for half a year?? Labor nearly called a double dissolution over it? We’re trying to build houses in a housing crisis
Even Jonny Sri admitted:
https://www.jonathansri.com/greensmustblock/
The Greens MPs and their staffers had concluded that a growing proportion of their own support base wanted them to stop blocking.
No shit but he doesn’t comprehend why:
If the Greens don’t block Labor, nothing will change
You can block labor, on things that need to be blocked on, if labor wants to build a coal power plant, go for your life, block the shit out of it
If labor is trying to build some renewables in a very heated/debated area and you demand they build even more, stop it, you’re making it worse
The Coalition has promised to repeal the fund if elected.
No mention of the Greens blocking it for some reason, just straight up, if we get in its gone.
So its more like:
If the Greens block Labor, nothing will change, people will get unhappy, and the libs will get in and then we’ll be stuck yelling from the sidelines like we did for the 10 years prior to labor getting in again
It’s interesting he mentions that as well:
Australia’s fossil fuel emissions … are still rising.
No they’re not, our emissions peaked in 2019
but wouldn’t it have been nice if labor had been in power building out renewables for 10 years instead of Morrison bringing a lump of coal into parliament talking about how great it is?
We are a conservative country, the Greens are currently polling within 3% of One Fucking Nation, they have to work better on things that they can really hammer home to people, not in fighting over policies that are aligned with what greens voters actually want
last reply on this one :P
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australia@aussie.zone•A minority Labor government could be truly progressive – and the conservatives know it | Lenore TaylorEnglish0·1 day agothey aren’t obligated to block critical funding for housing either, they made their decision and ive made mine
the real pain for me is that when i went to vote there was like 5 nutter parties all of them right wing, the libs and then just labor and the greens on the left, limited choices for anyone left wing :(
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australia@aussie.zone•A minority Labor government could be truly progressive – and the conservatives know it | Lenore TaylorEnglish0·1 day agoto me $10 billion for social housing is a massive win and huge progress over previous governments, the greens demanding cherries on top by blocking it right up until the last minute in the middle of a housing crisis is a joke, they took credit for forcing labor to go around them and give money directly to the states as well
the greens are free to pick their battles, in my opinion they picked the wrong one, for that after 15 years of preferencing the greens above labor they are now behind it
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australia@aussie.zone•A minority Labor government could be truly progressive – and the conservatives know it | Lenore TaylorEnglish0·2 days agoNo idea I’m in Brisbane but are you talking about federal labor or victorian state labor?
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australia@aussie.zone•A minority Labor government could be truly progressive – and the conservatives know it | Lenore TaylorEnglish0·2 days agoNo thanks
The Greens and Liberals Joined Forces to Block Labor’s Housing Bill
Unforgivable
ikt@aussie.zoneto Australia@aussie.zone•Friday essay: ‘War has made me a pacifist’. Why are we so reluctant to acknowledge Australia’s anti-war veterans?English0·2 days agobecause it’s stupid, pacifism doesn’t lead to less war, it leads to more suffering
it’s the equivalent of saying don’t stand up to your bully just let him get away with it, in the end you lose and suffer more
ikt@aussie.zoneto Ukraine@sopuli.xyz•CIA deputy director’s son killed while fighting for Russia in Ukraine, investigation claimsEnglish1072·2 days agoWhat a fuckin weird story, it makes it sound like he was a peace loving hippie who wanted to make the world a better place, then smoked one bong hit too hard and ended up doing a complete 180, joining the fascist fuckheads and died making the world worse off
Unless he visited Russia (stupidly, not the first to do so nor the last), they figured out who his parents were and forced him on the front line somehow? blackmail?
This definitely the most odd story I’ve read so far
ikt@aussie.zoneto Global News@lemmy.zip•Bill O’Riley compares Malaysia’s household income with the USEnglish0·2 days agoI don’t get it, looks spot on to me?
Malaysia Annual Household Income per Capita reached 5,731.680 USD in Dec 2022, compared with the previous value of 5,761.586 USD in Dec 2019.
https://www.ceicdata.com/en/indicator/malaysia/annual-household-income-per-capita
ikt@aussie.zoneto Global News@lemmy.zip•Palestinian president urges Hamas to lay down armsEnglish0·3 days agoWhere did you read that?
ikt@aussie.zoneto World News@lemmy.world•China and Brics will ‘defend’ global order as Trump withdraws, Brazil saysEnglish1110·4 days agoyeah right, trump might be mental but you’re still a dictatorship
ikt@aussie.zoneto Aussie Enviro@aussie.zone•Final turbine installed at largest wind project in state edging closer to 100 pct net renewablesEnglish0·5 days agoMaybe coincidence but SA has been on a wind power run for the last few days
ikt@aussie.zoneOPto LocalLLaMA@sh.itjust.works•AI-generated videos now possible with gaming GPUs with just 6GB of VRAMEnglish0·5 days agotraining but at the same time having 100 million people daily asking a variety of questions will put up a server load
ikt@aussie.zoneto World News@lemmy.world•With ‘AI slop’ distorting our reality, the world is sleepwalking into disaster | Nesrine MalikEnglish9·6 days agoFacebook is a disaster that is happening in real time and yet
Facebook has for some reason decided I need to see a constant stream of compact, cutesy studio apartments with a variation of “this is all I need” captions.
Oh you still use it
ikt@aussie.zoneOPto World News@lemmy.world•‘Tariff shockwave’ leads to collapse in ocean container bookingsEnglish361·6 days agoThere’s still a lot going on globally:
https://www.marinetraffic.com/
But I don’t expect the US to have a fun ride
This economist says there’s a 90% chance of a recession. Here’s the math.
During the 2018 trade war with China, the U.S. average tariff rate increased from 2% to 3%. Studies show that the impact on gross domestic product was between 0.25% and 0.7%.
Using the low end of the estimated impact, and Trump’s plan that at the moment calls for double-digit tariff rates, Slok says the negative impact on GDP in 2025 could be almost 4 percentage points — and that doesn’t even include the negative impact from uncertainty for consumer spending decisions and business planning.
So a 4% hit to GDP when GDP last year in the US increase by 2.8% does not sound good
ikt@aussie.zoneOPto LocalLLaMA@sh.itjust.works•[April 2025] Which model are you using?English0·6 days agoWant to test the new GLM models
Which models are you referring to? These: https://github.com/THUDM/GLM-4 ?
ikt@aussie.zoneOPto LocalLLaMA@sh.itjust.works•[April 2025] Which model are you using?English0·6 days agoUsing DeepSeek-Coder-V2-Lite now, it’s awesome!
this doesn’t make sense to me, if gender is a social construct then why is it on the birth certificate? shouldn’t it be the sex that’s on the certificate and can’t be changed?