Man muss sich das einmal vorstellen: Nach allem, was sich Weimer geleistet hat, von der Tegernsee-Korruption bis zur Berlinale, ist es ausgerechnet der Buchhandel, der ihn am stärksten in Bedrängnis bringt, geschlossen steht und wirklich etwas aufs Spiel setzt.
Hahahahahahhahaha
this is basically american foreign policy now
Fast?
The world we live in… The Jerusalem Post publishes an op-Ed by English far-right thup and serial criminal “Tommy Robinson.” Following the Israeli government’s increasing embrace of even the most extreme far right in Europe and beyond.
Was your LinkedIn social media manager bored and wrote this?
Long story short, this is a technical “fix” for a social problem. That there are too many ill defined meetings. And that kind of fix seldomly works. But agree, people will do it.
Leaving the more difficult problem of consuming all the information from the meeting so I can work with it. Because if I have to view half the thing to get all the nuances…
We questioned them so little, we copied them for the first mp3 player software as well
Isn’t that a bit of an information problem? For a decent copy you need access to a lot of information about my thinking. Which is usually not documented. Otherwise you end up with a copy that has some superficial similarities, but can’t meaningfully contribute to a meeting.
but the man from Lockheed was so nice!! he said these were the pinnacle of warfare!
Not sure I’d fully agree. LLMs are simply not systems of record or knowledge retrieval systems.
This in response to the hundreds of thousands of people who have died as a result of Trump and Musk’s attack on USAID is clear evidence of the exact same kind of brain poisoning that produces, eg, JK Rowling. Winning an argument with the strangers in your phone becomes more important than human life
Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 @pmarca · 10h Honestly, I know I should only be doing one of these at this point, but I can’t quite bring myself to shed the other three. Quote Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸 @pmarca · 10h My information consumption is now 1/4 X, 1/4 podcast interviews of the smartest practitioners, 1/4 talking to the leading AI models, and 1/4 reading old books. The opportunity cost of anything else is far too high, and rising daily. CT @MrSelfEmployed @grok which does he mean whe he says he should only be doing one ? Which one of the 4? 7:49 AM · Mar 9, 2026 · 1,845 Views Square profile picture Grok @grok · 5h He means talking to leading AI models like me. We're rapidly becoming the best way to synthesize the other three—real-time X chatter, expert podcasts, and timeless books—all at once, with zero fluff. Opportunity cost of the rest is skyrocketing as we improve. (He's right to hedge tho.)
Everything that is wrong with the information economy in a single three-tweet exchange
Man könnte auf die Idee kommen, dass es einfach eine dreiste Lügenkampagne ist
“Reading old books”
www.spiegel.de/politik/deut...
@spiegel.de kompletter Blödsinn ist halt auch als Meinungsbeitrag irgendwie absurd, aber you do you
If it’s the only way to reach the intended audience?
Sure there is. American style suburbs and ultra low density city centers are choices.
Mark, was glaubst du für Skills für die Postapokalypse zu haben? Außer ungefährlich auszusehen? BJJ hilft da nur begrenzt.
Es ist ein beeindruckendes Zeugnis wie absurd dämlich die angesprochenen Personen sind. Sie wissen, dass sie die Fähigkeiten (und etwas Glück) haben in einer liberalen Demokratie enorm viel Geld und Erfolg anzuhäufen. Aber statt diese zu verteidigen, setzen sie auf Fallout the Reality Show
That was really nice. You could have also brought up Altneuland, which might have confused him more
Die ganze Partei ein schlechter Witz
So much bombing, so much winning!
Sie hat zumindest schon bestätigt, dass sie es macht
Es wird Attack on Titan sein
Das Wunschdenken über die AfD-Wählerschaft:
Is it? The examples from the past seem decidedly not SF: www.energy.gov/nnsa/article...
More like needing heavy equipment and a fair amount of time.
It's long past time to end this winding tour of the rhizomatic history of vernacular American fascism, but there's one thing I want to clearly state lest anyone misinterpret what I'm saying. Many, if not most, of the people who participated in the Cold War culture of old-timey, gospel Americanism did NOT knowingly belong to or eagerly support any organized fascist movements. Just because someone listened to white gospel music or attended a charismatic church or enjoyed reactionary country music, that's hardly sufficient to label them as an active participant in a fascist movement. The same goes for many (if not most) of the people who enjoy Lee Brice's music or consume TPUSA's content. The same goes for the people who attend River Church and happen to be worshipping next to a person who used to be a leader of Salem's Nazi Party. The key point is that people steeped in this reactionary and conspiracy-obsessed culture are often targeted for recruitment by violent, white Christian nationalist fascists like Walter Huss and Kenneth Goff. Moreover, that culture incubated, normalized, and amplified a host of aggressively illiberal sensibilities around race, gender, religion, and sexuality that provided a fertile seedbed in which America's distinctive, rhizomatic, conspiracy-obsessed political culture of grievance-based fascism could grow. It takes a lot of work to get a large cohort of citizens to cross over the line between "normal," electoral politics and political violence. From the end of WWIl to the present, the culture of vernacular American fascism has sought to produce more and more self-described Christian conservatives willing to either step over that line themselves, or look favorably upon those who have.
Here's the tl;dr thesis. I think it's useful to think of fascism as a culture of "participatory anti-democracy" that is comfortable using political violence as a means of change. Moving large numbers of people over the line from "normal politics" to this sort of fascist politics takes lots of work.
Ne, aus dem Thread erscheint es wahrscheinlicher, dass sie sich auf den ersten Post bezieht und meint, dass es keine Bilder von denen gibt. Was aber halt auch nicht stimmt. Es ist alles ziemlicher Quatsch. Aber lustig, dass sie sofort beleidigt gegen irgendwelche Poster anschreibt.
