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May they rest in peace. And may we all be (a) grateful for their service and sacrifice and (b) pissed that they were put in danger in the first place.
Wilyer Abreu took a 3-2 pitch that was called a strike three. He challenged and dropped his bat at the plate, jogging to first even before the call was overturned. Is that the equivalent of bat-flipping a challenge?
The Olympics may be over but I enjoyed this piece: www.nytimes.com/athletic/704...
Seems not great, and did not expect a GSA/FedRAMP name check here...
www.wired.com/story/openai...
I know the economic theory behind prediction markets actually encourages insiders to trade, to distill accurate information, but what are we doing here?
What Republicans don’t understand is that this guy’s story is the most American possible story. A Vietnamese refugee integrating with Cajun culture, which in turn is the product of 1700s Canadian refugees? This is what makes America great. Diversity is our strength. (Plus, that food looks amazing.)
Our campaign finance laws are so broken. Both parties playing these games: www.nytimes.com/2026/02/28/u...
Trump The lives of courageous American heroes) may be lost. That often happens in war Lord Farqaad Some of you may die. But it's a sacrifice lam willing to make.
Americans do not want this. They do not want another war in pursuit of regime change. They want relief from the affordability crisis. They want peace.
what the fuck friday night
The U.S. and Israel started bombing Iran over an hour ago and it looks like the Washington Post still hasn’t published anything on it, which seems very weird.
Maybe they just fired way too many people to have a nights and weekends crew ready for this.
if you believe in any form of free enterprise at all, the idea that the Pentagon can not only cut off your contract but designate you a supply chain risk and prevent other companies from buying from you just because you won't build killbots for the government should be terrifying
Now is the time for solidarity from all the other AI labs… OpenAI, Google, Meta—looking at you.
(Not holding my breath for xAI)
Good time to remember that Marc Andreessen claimed that he and the other tech broligarchs were forced to support Trump because of the Biden administration's arbitrary regulation and strong-arming of AI firms.
You sound like an unhinged person if you in plain words describe what’s happening, but the Trump admin demanded Anthropic’s AI be able to kill things for it w/out human approval and also do mass surveillance.
Anthropic said no, and now the admin is trying to destroy the company in retaliation.
The remarkable thing here is how many Silicon Valley types lurched right because of the Biden admin’s “meddling” in tech
I honestly think people are underestimating how big of a deal this is, even if the supply chain risk designation is overturned in court.
Dean’s clarity of argument in this moment has been very admirable.
the current position of the US government is that NVIDIA should be allowed to sell chips directly to China but banned from using Claude, because the latter is a larger national security risk. that is the level of absolute insanity coming out of the White House & Pentagon nowadays
From @jerusalem.bsky.social on the other site, re inherent incoherentness and extremely short-sighted:
“Sorry so the line is that Anthropic is a supply chain risk AND ALSO they are required to continue servicing the Pentagon for the next six months??”
We are going to pop the AI bubble ourselves with the supply chain risk designation, it looks like. Great job all around.
You really need to hear the audio in this article, it's unbelievable
The Conference of Catholic Bishops is... not playing around in this brief.
www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/25...
Breaking news: Anthropic said that it will not concede to the Pentagon’s terms for full access to its AI tool Claude, saying it cannot loosen its restrictions against use in fully autonomous weapons or mass domestic surveillance.
Very well deserved.
Baseball is the best
