(and the second-order consequence will be Putin feeling like he can get away with using one to settle Ukraine)
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(and the second-order consequence will be Putin feeling like he can get away with using one to settle Ukraine)
yeah, I just got that same horrible feeling
someone should really tell him that, much like rapey men, politics doesn't simply disappear when ignored
I am disappointed to learn that the gcc man page no longer just says "You don’t want to know about this brain-damage" regarding trigraphs
“Evangelicals are missing from the halls of power. That’s a problem. The lack of evangelical Christians at America’s most prestigious institutions fuels mistrust.” Excerpt From “Opinion | Evangelicals are missing from the halls of power. That’s a problem.” Aaron M. Renn The Washington Post https://apple.news/ATJF-eGWhQMuuXvLnrj0ugQ This material may be protected by copyright.
Congratulations, WaPo, you did it, you published the worst take
"Obsolete principles" from a biometrics industry trade group hawking "digital identity for all"; you should be ashamed to push this shit
ISTR him voting for Patriot Act extensions in the 2010s that Wyden was smarter on
"we expect you to share"
Wyden was always the Only Good Senator; we'll see if any others catch on
so where do I go to bet on "the ghost of khamenei is still in charge" ?
that's ridiculous
the elderly cat still, or just the world in general?
Some of us are still mad it got pictures, frankly
what a scandalous suggestion
wait lol did they just not count "dead" as being "out of power'?
So there are a few ships making the Hormuz run, but in tiny numbers and not big ones.
By contrast, you can see the huge cloud of ships waiting outside the strait on either side.
Until there are more ships moving in the strait than sitting outside, the USA/Israel is not winning.
stop the internet hayes code era before it ruins all culture
I don't think "affair" is the really right term when he was texting a congressional aide explicit messages and she wrote back "this is going too far, boss"
As if it weren't already abundantly obvious, you're going to need locally running models to do much of anything interesting or trust-sensitive with LLMs sooner rather than later
Who wouldn't want to talk to a "crisis counselor" who is legally obligated to pretend everyone is cishet, treats every passing thought as if it were a committed plan and might dispatch armed cops to your door against your will?
The "mandatory referral to crisis hotlines" people sure never think about why someone might not be talking to those hotlines in the first place
in your past light cone, anyway
One missing piece is that a total revolution has *not* occurred in the evolution of how people decide _what_ software features or solutions to build, which was always a social and not technical problem, and the conditions of which have been in steady and then increasing deterioration for decades.
Now connect this to DoD wanting domestic mass surveillance tech from Anthropic; you are not nearly paranoid enough
You should be able to criticize your government anonymously online.
Full stop.
"Age verification" legislation is just a pretty name for "forced online ID checks," meaning everything you post is associated with your government name
We have to stop this.
theintercept.com/2026/03/05/k...
"'From the get-go, he didn't like that I was a boy-girl' (referencing a tomboy)...TRUMP mentioned something to the effect of 'Let me teach you how little girls are supposed to be.'"
he could have at least taken her out to a nice gravel pit
can we get rid of the waking up part?
...or get the GPU maker to support rational arithmetic and avoid the precision loss, I guess
(with how transformers normalize everything though I wonder if you'd really want to look for some suitably large finite subgroup of SO(d))
