There is something darkly comical about vibe coding forcing a bunch of engineers who likely derided engineering management now managing a corral of AI agents that basically act like a mix between Amelia Bedelia and the guy from Memento
New Past Lives: Why Slavery Matters. Our final episode of the first season looks back at why it's essential to understand the sheer scope of slavery, how fragile the idea of human value really is, and why we can never go back. www.pod.link/1852618120/e...
Unearth the Egyptian Stargate.
Italian Breakfast gets an espresso shot.
If I understand the tiebreaker correctly, if Italy scores 4 runs, then the US advances. Italy, with 4 runs in a loss, must have given up 5 or more; advantage US. Italy, with 4 runs in a win, gives Mexico two losses. Advantage US.
I feel like southern sweet tea is being forgotten about in this exchange. It might be a minor league team, but I feel like there would be a sweet tea team in the South.
Political scientists in election years: No. Presidents can't really affect gas prices. It's a silly way to judge a president.
Political scientists in 2026: So, actually...
Furry Charles I and furry Oliver Cromwell embracing in a hug to piss everyone off.
i actually understand how important the strait of hormuz being closed is because i've seen star wars: episode i: the phantom menace (1999)
I just keep coming back around to, "there is a reason that no previous president did this foolish thing and it was not because they were weak, woke cowards, but because they could read a cost-benefit analysis."
today at the World Metaphors Classic the leader of the USA didn't bother to find out the details of the situation his team was in and blindly assumed they would win a matchup they ended up losing, jeopardizing their long-term standing for no good reason
5/ And on the Strait of Hormuz, they had NO PLAN. I can't go into more detail about how Iran gums up the Strait, but suffice it say, right now, they don't know how to get it safely back open.
Which is unforgiveable, because this part of the disaster was 100% foreseeable.
Sour cream?
leaders like trump are why sun tzu had to write a bunch of advice like "don't write your enemy a letter detailing what tactics you really don't want them to do"
so:
a. the Strait of Hormuz is def actually mined
b. they did ZERO planning for this
c. they're freaking out now that it's leaked to the press and trying to ensure us that 'no it's not'
My neighbor told me oil tankers keep eating his naval mines so I asked how many naval mines he has and he said he just goes to the shelter and gets a new naval mine afterwards so I said it sounds like he’s just feeding naval mines to oil tankers and then his
Ayatollah started laughing.
P1: His nickname is 'The Electrician'.
P2: Makes sense, 100mph electric fastball?
P1: No, he's professionally an electrician.
This pushes the comebacks for mumps and whooping cough to winter '26-'27. They must be kicking themselves for this bad luck.
I think it would be the two of them off the coast of Miami hyping each other up about an upcoming invasion of Cuba. When they cut the engines, they suddenly hear the sound of drone engine that's been following them the whole time.
Ezekiel 25:17
.@aclu.org has reached 90 of the ~137 Venezuelans sent to CECOT under the Alien Enemies Act, then prisoner-swapped to VZ. 90 of 91 want to challenge their Tren de Aragua designation: 22 by coming back to USA (tho they’ll be detained) & 68 in written petitions.
1/3
Wait, the Atlanta Hawks were going to do a strip club theme night. Lol
I would watch this movie
If I understand correctly, the thing propping up the global economy is Wall Street’s collective belief that a man whose father, wife, and daughter we killed would not want to do anything that would impact our 401ks to us and will make a deal so Mr. Trump can have a good midterm.
Now, we need to convince Crenshaw to resign.
It's so good.
I saw this episode
Add in some Buchanan, late stage Wilson...
