someone at the pentagon frantically typing “Claude, open the strait of Hormuz for me, quickest possible strategy, make no mistakes.”
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someone at the pentagon frantically typing “Claude, open the strait of Hormuz for me, quickest possible strategy, make no mistakes.”
Eating soup while drunk is fascinating because it either means you are at the absolute lowest point in your existence, or at a wedding
LIVING LANDSLIDES
According to legends written down in Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods, the slide-rock bolter is a species of alpine whale that anchors itself high in the Rocky Mountains by its tail flukes, only to luge down the slope with an open... www.greaterrealityarea.net/living-lands...
It was Pat Jennings and the brief game of catch went badly wrong?
A grid of nine images featuring a photo of Gail and the designs she creates.
Running a business on your own can be challenging at times.
Today feels like a good day to say that I'm proud of what I've built. And I'm proud to be part of a community of women who are out there doing the same.
Happy International Women's Day.
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I removed all game and social media apps from my phone maybe 6 months ago. I still catch myself doomscrolling through my app list frustrated that my pocket computer refuses to entertain me.
It's a problem, and probably a part of another, different problem.
One of Belfast's better known punks had Dancing Queen played at his funeral: ABBA had been his favourite band since he was a kid. He never mentioned that until after his main band split up 😄
It really did, it was only when the the punks became elder statesmen and were interviewed as such rather and as spectacle that the breadth of listening & influences came out.
To this day I am still surprised that someone once thought "y'know what this refreshing fruit juice needs? Some barley flour mixed in" and that somehow we're all still "actually ok yeah, I'll buy some of that".
Same!
I reckon rejection of the perceived wisdom of apartheid music journalism was a key component of the original UK punk ethos.
Watched Man On The Run on Prime last night. V enjoyable apart from that really jarring bolted on stuff about how unpopular he was post Beatles and how something something Led Zeppelin real rock etc etc. That whole Rolling Stone magazine agenda that has since been utterly discredited. And rightly so.
Landscape ecological restoration. It can be done but we need to get a move on. This is Carrifran where the sheep were removed to allow this native woodland to take over.
There is another war going on, here in East Donegal. So far there’s only been warning shots but you never know.
So the local history committee got some money to research the location of an early Christian abbey. No ordinary abbey, however. This is St Eunan’s abbey.
Commands around the world, including U.S. Central Command in the Middle East, use Anthropic’s Claude AI tool, people familiar with the matter confirmed. Centcom declined to comment about specific systems being used in its ongoing operation against Iran. The command uses the tool for intelligence assessments, target identification and simulating battle scenarios even as tension between the company and Pentagon ratcheted up, the people said, highlighting how embedded the AI tools are in military operations.
The WSJ is reporting that AI, specifically Claude, was used in targeting for the attacks by the Epstein Empire.
That would mean the use of AI led directly to the massacre of 115 schoolchildren and 20 volleyball players.
www.wsj.com/livecoverage...
With every new headline, I become more convinced that Enoch Burke is on his way to becoming Randle McMurphy.
Danny McBride was channeling Ricky from TPB with Jesse, certainly from season 3.
The idea that "vibe coding" is anything more than a stupid name for the latest blorp of gas from a hype bubble is swiftly debunked once you realise you can't have "vibe debugging".
Basically, anyone who thinks "vibe" coding can ever be a thing is accidentally admitting they know f all about coding.
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has collected over £1.1 million from controversial Forest Park parking charges in 20 months and now plans to install access barriers in Kilbroney Park ✋ 🛑
Full details and local reaction on our Facebook post, which has received 80k views this weekend.
RARE have done amazing work in tracking the lies spun by the money-grabbing Newry Mourne & Down District Council.
They are slowly pricing us out of access to the parks we have AND denying Newry the one we've been promised for over 20 years now.
Here's the link to the petition.
This Council has repeatedly mocked the people of our area with its vanity projects and self-profiting plans.
Another hour of sound culture & music without drum machines…a mix of field recordings, folk, drone, noise & other found audio materials, curated by Barry Cullen.
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Look at this dickhead with his bloody nose, skinned forehead, his matted, soaked coat, his slow limping walk. Where's your dignity, now, old man? Yes that's right, somebody younger took your lunch! And yes you can have some Loxicom in your Lickelix.
One drawback of Solensia is that your once arthritic cat may now feel like returning to their street fighting career
In our house only hungry cats will even engage with food, so there is a very specific stomach churning "FFS that's that whole pack wasted now" feeling when the sniff test comes back negative.
Harris’s Law states that Ireland provides the exception to every statement about British politics/law/policing etc
Everyone has the right to a jury trial, your home is your castle, etc etc etc
Now, you could make an argument that even things like the RIC being armed meant it was always implicit there was an asterisk on Ireland being part of the Union from 1801-1922 rather than an acknowledged colony, and it’s probably accurate.
Would you have the loan of a slice of ham 'til next Tuesday?
My mother waited until I was in my 40s before gleefully admitting that she would unwrap our Easter eggs, take the hidden chocolate within for herself, then very carefully rewrap the eggs, leaving us blissfully unaware there had ever been any additional chocolate inside the eggs.
"Yes, you read that right—a hobbit solving crimes on the Moon."
Yup. I've not seen one headline that hasn't also queried the "Mescal Snub".
