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can't stop watching this clip of a tesla Optimus teleoperator taking his headset off before properly logging out the robot
December 8, 2025 at 9:29 AM
can't stop watching this clip of a tesla Optimus teleoperator taking his headset off before properly logging out the robot
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MINNEAPOLIS: “All I did was step outside as a Somali American citizen, and I got chased by a masked person, assaulted, kidnapped. It was inhumane. If this is what’s happening to a 🇺🇸 citizen on camera, imagine what could happen to your loved ones.”
December 11, 2025 at 4:00 AM
MINNEAPOLIS: “All I did was step outside as a Somali American citizen, and I got chased by a masked person, assaulted, kidnapped. It was inhumane. If this is what’s happening to a 🇺🇸 citizen on camera, imagine what could happen to your loved ones.”
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"It will be "mandatory" to hand over the information, and other details - including email addresses and telephone numbers used in the last five years, as well as the names, addresses, numbers, and birthdays of family members - will also be required."
Lmao, get fucked
Lmao, get fucked
US plans to start checking all tourists' social media
US plans to start checking all tourists' social media
All tourists - including those from Britain - will have to undergo a social media screening before being allowed entry into the US under new plans being considered by the country's border force.
news.sky.com
December 10, 2025 at 2:28 PM
"It will be "mandatory" to hand over the information, and other details - including email addresses and telephone numbers used in the last five years, as well as the names, addresses, numbers, and birthdays of family members - will also be required."
Lmao, get fucked
Lmao, get fucked
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A woman in Saskatchewan needs surgery for a parathyroid issue and is being offered MAiD instead.
There’s no one in the province who can perform the procedure and the government won’t pay to send her elsewhere.
This is why disability advocates warn about assisted dying
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There’s no one in the province who can perform the procedure and the government won’t pay to send her elsewhere.
This is why disability advocates warn about assisted dying
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Sask. woman considers MAID because she can't get needed surgery for rare disease | CBC News
For the past eight years Jolene Van Alstine has suffered from a rare form of parathyroid disease, normocalcemic primary hyperparathryroidism (nPHPT). It causes extreme bone pain.
www.cbc.ca
December 9, 2025 at 5:51 AM
A woman in Saskatchewan needs surgery for a parathyroid issue and is being offered MAiD instead.
There’s no one in the province who can perform the procedure and the government won’t pay to send her elsewhere.
This is why disability advocates warn about assisted dying
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There’s no one in the province who can perform the procedure and the government won’t pay to send her elsewhere.
This is why disability advocates warn about assisted dying
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They are seriously convinced that 'line goes up until magic happens and solves all the world's ills.'
That is how they vote. That is how they plan for the future. It is how they raise their children. "Don't worry about climate change, we will live in the computer."
That is how they vote. That is how they plan for the future. It is how they raise their children. "Don't worry about climate change, we will live in the computer."
December 10, 2025 at 3:39 PM
They are seriously convinced that 'line goes up until magic happens and solves all the world's ills.'
That is how they vote. That is how they plan for the future. It is how they raise their children. "Don't worry about climate change, we will live in the computer."
That is how they vote. That is how they plan for the future. It is how they raise their children. "Don't worry about climate change, we will live in the computer."
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AI will somehow 'solve energy' and is 'on the verge of curing all diseases' but the bottleneck is that people 'wont accept the singularity.'
It feels very like "I am worried about the rapture because my favorite teacher is not a born again christian."
It feels very like "I am worried about the rapture because my favorite teacher is not a born again christian."
December 10, 2025 at 3:37 PM
AI will somehow 'solve energy' and is 'on the verge of curing all diseases' but the bottleneck is that people 'wont accept the singularity.'
It feels very like "I am worried about the rapture because my favorite teacher is not a born again christian."
It feels very like "I am worried about the rapture because my favorite teacher is not a born again christian."
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Just because it's being passed around a lot: NO, data centers in space do NOT benefit from space being cold. Space is cold in the formal sense we use to define temperature. But it is very bad at cooling. What would you rather have to cool hot metal: a lukewarm water tub or a giant cold atmosphere?
December 10, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Just because it's being passed around a lot: NO, data centers in space do NOT benefit from space being cold. Space is cold in the formal sense we use to define temperature. But it is very bad at cooling. What would you rather have to cool hot metal: a lukewarm water tub or a giant cold atmosphere?
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I've seen this idea floated around and it's so fundamentally wrong that any professional suggesting it can be dismissed out of hand on anything they say.
Just because it's being passed around a lot: NO, data centers in space do NOT benefit from space being cold. Space is cold in the formal sense we use to define temperature. But it is very bad at cooling. What would you rather have to cool hot metal: a lukewarm water tub or a giant cold atmosphere?
December 10, 2025 at 3:44 PM
I've seen this idea floated around and it's so fundamentally wrong that any professional suggesting it can be dismissed out of hand on anything they say.
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After much research and development I have made an offline version of ChatGPT.
Now you can save water and electricity while navel-gazing, and carry one of the world's most powerfully annoying AI chatbots in your pocket.
Now you can save water and electricity while navel-gazing, and carry one of the world's most powerfully annoying AI chatbots in your pocket.
December 5, 2025 at 4:03 PM
After much research and development I have made an offline version of ChatGPT.
Now you can save water and electricity while navel-gazing, and carry one of the world's most powerfully annoying AI chatbots in your pocket.
Now you can save water and electricity while navel-gazing, and carry one of the world's most powerfully annoying AI chatbots in your pocket.
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I suspect you have to be quite racist to stand out as "the racist guy" at a boys public school of the 1980s.
December 5, 2025 at 8:25 AM
I suspect you have to be quite racist to stand out as "the racist guy" at a boys public school of the 1980s.
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A Tai Po based journalist reports that plainclothes police officers are actively patrolling the Tai Po fire memorial site at Kwong Fuk sitting out area to remove signs that voice disapproval against the government.
December 4, 2025 at 6:22 PM
A Tai Po based journalist reports that plainclothes police officers are actively patrolling the Tai Po fire memorial site at Kwong Fuk sitting out area to remove signs that voice disapproval against the government.
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can't say I agree. UK has always been an island of shit bigot politicians even before social media. Most of our politicians and elites aren't even actively on twitter/have an account managed for them they never use themselves
You want to know why it got weirder here? Think tanks. all the way down.
You want to know why it got weirder here? Think tanks. all the way down.
a lot of it genuinely comes down to the fact that almost all their elites were too online on X and the post-Musk thing has basically driven the socially conservative, fiscally socialist types insane (see e.g. the Blue Labour guy) and the right is basically now calling for ethnic purges
The UK is weird and getting weirder right? Thats not my imagination? I know that's rich coming from an American, but still, I'm right on this arent I?
December 4, 2025 at 11:23 AM
can't say I agree. UK has always been an island of shit bigot politicians even before social media. Most of our politicians and elites aren't even actively on twitter/have an account managed for them they never use themselves
You want to know why it got weirder here? Think tanks. all the way down.
You want to know why it got weirder here? Think tanks. all the way down.
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The GC movement is totalitarian in its instincts. It cannot bear the idea that, even when they get what they want, there will still be dissent. That's fascism for you tho 🤷♀️
Note how these awful people are getting exactly the exclusions of children that they demanded and *that still isn’t enough for them*: they demand everyone be delighted about it and kiss their arses for being brilliant.
December 4, 2025 at 11:59 AM
The GC movement is totalitarian in its instincts. It cannot bear the idea that, even when they get what they want, there will still be dissent. That's fascism for you tho 🤷♀️
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For a second I thought this was Onion headline
Palantir CEO Says Making War Crimes Constitutional Would Be Good for Business
Palantir CEO Says Making War Crimes Constitutional Would Be Good for Business
Alex Karp vows to use his "whole influence" on immigration and defense policy.
gizmodo.com
December 4, 2025 at 10:07 AM
For a second I thought this was Onion headline
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Wes Streeting, not content with his murder of trans kids, now takes aim at a whole new vulnerable demographic.
December 4, 2025 at 8:35 AM
Wes Streeting, not content with his murder of trans kids, now takes aim at a whole new vulnerable demographic.
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The Cass Review is the worst kind of pseudoscience & has at least 13 peer-reviewed critiques of it (all ignored by mainstream media).
Streeting now wants a Cass Review for Autism, ADHD, etc.
I have characterised these as “contrived authority” strategies (referring to the work of Max Weber)
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Streeting now wants a Cass Review for Autism, ADHD, etc.
I have characterised these as “contrived authority” strategies (referring to the work of Max Weber)
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Considering Streeting's well stated belief autism, ADHD etc, along with mental health issues, are "overdiagnosed", I won't hold my breath for this doing anything other than being used to cut support, along with opportunities for diagnosis, for people who need it. #r4today
www.bbc.com/news/article...
www.bbc.com/news/article...
Streeting orders review into mental health and ADHD diagnosis
The health secretary said the aim was to tackle a rising demand for services and the increased pressure on the NHS.
www.bbc.com
December 4, 2025 at 7:55 AM
The Cass Review is the worst kind of pseudoscience & has at least 13 peer-reviewed critiques of it (all ignored by mainstream media).
Streeting now wants a Cass Review for Autism, ADHD, etc.
I have characterised these as “contrived authority” strategies (referring to the work of Max Weber)
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Streeting now wants a Cass Review for Autism, ADHD, etc.
I have characterised these as “contrived authority” strategies (referring to the work of Max Weber)
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Hey Wes, I can save you the trouble. The reason a lot of people are struggling with their mental health in the UK is it fucking sucks here. Aside from usual late-stage capitalism stuff, everything that could be cool about living here has been systematically made worse by people like you, you cunt.
Streeting orders review into mental health and ADHD diagnosis
The health secretary said the aim was to tackle a rising demand for services and the increased pressure on the NHS.
www.bbc.co.uk
December 4, 2025 at 8:28 AM
Hey Wes, I can save you the trouble. The reason a lot of people are struggling with their mental health in the UK is it fucking sucks here. Aside from usual late-stage capitalism stuff, everything that could be cool about living here has been systematically made worse by people like you, you cunt.
i think the idea that they are "too online" is a mistake, these ideas are largely spread by the mainstream media, by people that know each other and are on the same side, regardless of the supposed politics of the media they work at
the main problem with British politics is that transphobia brainworms infected basically all of their elites (which, yes, everyone being too online)
you cannot effectively fight back against people who want ethnic purges when you want gender purges
you cannot effectively fight back against people who want ethnic purges when you want gender purges
a lot of it genuinely comes down to the fact that almost all their elites were too online on X and the post-Musk thing has basically driven the socially conservative, fiscally socialist types insane (see e.g. the Blue Labour guy) and the right is basically now calling for ethnic purges
December 3, 2025 at 11:52 PM
i think the idea that they are "too online" is a mistake, these ideas are largely spread by the mainstream media, by people that know each other and are on the same side, regardless of the supposed politics of the media they work at
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By far the longest strike in NHS history, if you live in Gloucester I would urge you to get in touch with the NHS trust and let them know how appalling this is - their rebanding would give them around 90p an hour more, it’s not even a big ask!
"I'm a mum-of-two, I'm a hard worker, we all go out and earn our money and we love the job we do,"
"We just want the recognition that we deserve for the work that we do at the hospital," said a phlebotomist at today's rally in Gloucester supporting the striking health workers
"We just want the recognition that we deserve for the work that we do at the hospital," said a phlebotomist at today's rally in Gloucester supporting the striking health workers
Striking Gloucestershire NHS worker 'meticulously planning' food shops
NHS staff who handle blood samples are entering month eight of their industrial action.
unsn.uk
December 2, 2025 at 9:29 AM
By far the longest strike in NHS history, if you live in Gloucester I would urge you to get in touch with the NHS trust and let them know how appalling this is - their rebanding would give them around 90p an hour more, it’s not even a big ask!
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"I'm a mum-of-two, I'm a hard worker, we all go out and earn our money and we love the job we do,"
"We just want the recognition that we deserve for the work that we do at the hospital," said a phlebotomist at today's rally in Gloucester supporting the striking health workers
"We just want the recognition that we deserve for the work that we do at the hospital," said a phlebotomist at today's rally in Gloucester supporting the striking health workers
Striking Gloucestershire NHS worker 'meticulously planning' food shops
NHS staff who handle blood samples are entering month eight of their industrial action.
unsn.uk
November 17, 2025 at 1:54 PM
"I'm a mum-of-two, I'm a hard worker, we all go out and earn our money and we love the job we do,"
"We just want the recognition that we deserve for the work that we do at the hospital," said a phlebotomist at today's rally in Gloucester supporting the striking health workers
"We just want the recognition that we deserve for the work that we do at the hospital," said a phlebotomist at today's rally in Gloucester supporting the striking health workers
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A good meme to send people who are convinced we live in a computer simulation.
May 29, 2024 at 10:55 PM
A good meme to send people who are convinced we live in a computer simulation.
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nothing of value has been made with it
nothing
but it has led bosses to fire people leading to wrongly done work, messed up universities, wrecked any progress made on climate change goals, so your aunt can get wrong answers to unimportant questions for less than it cost the company to provide them
nothing
but it has led bosses to fire people leading to wrongly done work, messed up universities, wrecked any progress made on climate change goals, so your aunt can get wrong answers to unimportant questions for less than it cost the company to provide them
Three years into the generative-AI wave, demand for the technology seems surprisingly flimsy
Investors expect AI use to soar. That’s not happening
Recent surveys point to flatlining business adoption
econ.st
November 30, 2025 at 1:06 AM
nothing of value has been made with it
nothing
but it has led bosses to fire people leading to wrongly done work, messed up universities, wrecked any progress made on climate change goals, so your aunt can get wrong answers to unimportant questions for less than it cost the company to provide them
nothing
but it has led bosses to fire people leading to wrongly done work, messed up universities, wrecked any progress made on climate change goals, so your aunt can get wrong answers to unimportant questions for less than it cost the company to provide them
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Liberals when candidates defend trans people: "We can't do this, it's too unpopular."
Liberals when candidates have a nazi ss tattoo: "it's ok, not all candidates are perfect."
Do y'all hear yourselves?!
Liberals when candidates have a nazi ss tattoo: "it's ok, not all candidates are perfect."
Do y'all hear yourselves?!
October 22, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Liberals when candidates defend trans people: "We can't do this, it's too unpopular."
Liberals when candidates have a nazi ss tattoo: "it's ok, not all candidates are perfect."
Do y'all hear yourselves?!
Liberals when candidates have a nazi ss tattoo: "it's ok, not all candidates are perfect."
Do y'all hear yourselves?!
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Why are we even having this conversation at all. This entire conversation should just be “fuck this guy” and then we all go on with our lives confident in the fact that we kept another Nazi out of office.
October 21, 2025 at 9:59 PM
Why are we even having this conversation at all. This entire conversation should just be “fuck this guy” and then we all go on with our lives confident in the fact that we kept another Nazi out of office.
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you can literally just flip these things over. noone can stop you.
Just as you thought food delivery companies couldn't inflict any more misery on society:
Instead of using lowly-paid gig economy contractors to deliver groceries, they're replacing humans with robots, who, in turn, force humans off the pavement into road traffic.
Instead of using lowly-paid gig economy contractors to deliver groceries, they're replacing humans with robots, who, in turn, force humans off the pavement into road traffic.
November 29, 2025 at 11:44 AM
you can literally just flip these things over. noone can stop you.