It's amazing he was able to organize the military to take out the inactive (?) boats in... *looks at watch* an hour.
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It's amazing he was able to organize the military to take out the inactive (?) boats in... *looks at watch* an hour.
This series still had one of my favorite horror movie/series exchanges.
I'm sure the oil tankers will feel much safer knowing it's the US blowing up random boats in the strait instead of Iran.
I am pleased to report that within the last few hours, we have hit, and completely destroyed, 10 inactive mine laying boats and/or ships, with more to follow! President DONALD J. TRUMP 106 ReTruths 394 Likes 3/10/26, 1:20 PM
Trump: there are no mines
Trump 40 minutes later: we have destroyed the mine boats
Yes... ha ha ha... YES
haha what the fuck bsky.app/profile/atru...
love a good Suwalki Gap name drop
To illustrate the scope of failure, this is like if EUCOM let Russian tanks drive through the Suwalki Gap, or if NORAD missed a few dozen Tu-95s flying around over the continental United States
May be time to finally buy that bicycle
"forthwith"?
well, trump did promise to bring back mining jobs
A normal day in the news dusting off this column about naval mines that @samlagrone.bsky.social wrote for @popsci.com back in 2014 www.popsci.com/blog-network...
Literally just saw a headline about Iran mining the Strait of Hormuz.
I was very excited until I read the actual headline, now I just have normal schadenfreude
Art of the deal
I think this story is a really good example for people to look at when it comes to understanding bias at NYT. It's not that the reporter, Dana Rubinstein, says anything outright false. But the framing, word choices, etc., add up to an unprofessional and biased account.
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‘Hey’ came before ‘hi,’ and ‘hi' came before ‘hello.’
‘Hi’ is most likely a variant of ‘hey.’
‘Hello’ is not related to either.
Goodbye.
sorry for this explicit sexual image of a painting of a fully clothed woman
Still taller than my wife! (I'm 6'2")
Among the many reasons why the poor state of discourse in DC on the US-Israel relationship matters is because it obscures the deep strategic divergences that actually exist on issues where they nominally agree (such as Iran).
I will say that it's capable of a little more "thinking" with those tools, but it's still, you know. Garbage in, garbage out. And it's skewed towards pleasing you, the user.
Sure, "grep, sed, awk in a loop" lol but yeah, I recognize it's not a 1:1 analogy, but when I watch it editing code the same way I'd do it with those tools, that's all I can think of. Like, yes, I could do the same thing, but it's faster because CPU.
the new york times post captioned “here are the suggested serving sizes of common household supplies that surprised us the most” with a photo of a glob of white goo in the palm of a hand
gotta be another way to do this
I keep pushing my point that this is just sed, grep, and awk with a large corpus
Literally all of the text above is probabilities based on user input, text it's been trained on, and web sources, it has no opinion, it has no conscience, and it certainly doesn't have feelings.
"Those mightier than you have not been able to eliminate our nation. Those who have tried have become eradicated themselves." - Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council responding to President Trump's threat to hit Iran 20x harder if it stops the flow of oil. t.me/alilarijani_...