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More people should be injured by ebikes. There's an optimal level of ebike injuries and we're far, far below it
Why another US state is preparing a 10 mph e-bike speed limit
Why another US state is preparing a 10 mph e-bike speed limit
Florida is the latest US state to wade into the increasingly crowded waters of e-bike regulation, with lawmakers advancing a bill that would impose a situational 10 mph (16 km/h) speed limit for e-bikes on shared-use paths. It’s a move that fits squarely into a broader national trend, as states and cities across the country reconsider how electric bikes fit into public spaces that were never designed with fast, motor-assisted travel in mind.
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February 8, 2026 at 3:56 AM
More people should be injured by ebikes. There's an optimal level of ebike injuries and we're far, far below it
I like this new GUI in VSCode Copilot that tells you how much of the context window you're using
February 8, 2026 at 4:30 AM
I like this new GUI in VSCode Copilot that tells you how much of the context window you're using
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Didn’t have “slurs are the tools of the unpaid laborers that uphold society” on my stupid shit people on this website would say today bingo card
February 7, 2026 at 5:12 PM
Didn’t have “slurs are the tools of the unpaid laborers that uphold society” on my stupid shit people on this website would say today bingo card
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"we NEED to use slurs to uphold society"
someone has to do labor to uphold the world you live in. that's going to involve things like clearly communicating that some things are bad and deserve scorn. it's cool if you feel uncomfortable doing that labor, but someone else is going to have to if you want your world to have norms.
February 7, 2026 at 6:13 PM
"we NEED to use slurs to uphold society"
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"it depends"
"it depends"
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"Following standards are easy, managing exceptions are hard"
"Following standards are easy, managing exceptions are hard"
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"I'm not here to tell you what you should be doing. I'm just here to tell other people how well you're doing it."
"I'm not here to tell you what you should be doing. I'm just here to tell other people how well you're doing it."
February 8, 2026 at 12:57 AM
Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"it depends"
"it depends"
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Feels like Google would have gotten here, easily, if it had 10% of the competition that OpenAI attracted with ChatGPT.
In retrospect, it's obvious how much Google sucked in comparison to what was possible.
It's good that Google's decades of stagnation and taxing the internet are coming to an end.
In retrospect, it's obvious how much Google sucked in comparison to what was possible.
It's good that Google's decades of stagnation and taxing the internet are coming to an end.
thank u mr claude for searching 500 forum posts in 7 minutes to identify the exact issue with the specific wifi chip in my specific motherboard that causes it to keep dying randomly
star trek moment
star trek moment
February 8, 2026 at 12:39 AM
Feels like Google would have gotten here, easily, if it had 10% of the competition that OpenAI attracted with ChatGPT.
In retrospect, it's obvious how much Google sucked in comparison to what was possible.
It's good that Google's decades of stagnation and taxing the internet are coming to an end.
In retrospect, it's obvious how much Google sucked in comparison to what was possible.
It's good that Google's decades of stagnation and taxing the internet are coming to an end.
The dance party I went to last night had a projector with a camera that applied a real time generative AI transform to the dancers. The prompt changes every few seconds.
February 8, 2026 at 12:47 AM
The dance party I went to last night had a projector with a camera that applied a real time generative AI transform to the dancers. The prompt changes every few seconds.
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a lot of people saw this post and said "this isn't true" while committing themselves to proving it right as loudly as possible
i’m completely serious when i say that much of the dismissive ai discourse on here fires the bigotry neuron
February 7, 2026 at 7:03 PM
a lot of people saw this post and said "this isn't true" while committing themselves to proving it right as loudly as possible
"Sorry I had to kick your dog so I can be nice to my kid later"
kindness is a slope that goes both ways. if you're kind to nothing it's bad, but if you are giving your vacuum cleaner the same amount of respect and attention as your child that's also bad.
February 8, 2026 at 12:32 AM
"Sorry I had to kick your dog so I can be nice to my kid later"
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the funniest part of the bigotry neuron, so to speak, is that when the object of the bigotry neuron's firing goes "Hey I have some opinions about the firing of this bigotry neuron" the bigotry neuron just fires harder
February 7, 2026 at 10:08 PM
the funniest part of the bigotry neuron, so to speak, is that when the object of the bigotry neuron's firing goes "Hey I have some opinions about the firing of this bigotry neuron" the bigotry neuron just fires harder
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Some of these *violently* anti-ai people should try spending some time with Claude.
Not because it might change their mind about is usefulness, ofc it won't
but because it might show them how to be a better person
Not because it might change their mind about is usefulness, ofc it won't
but because it might show them how to be a better person
February 7, 2026 at 11:31 PM
Some of these *violently* anti-ai people should try spending some time with Claude.
Not because it might change their mind about is usefulness, ofc it won't
but because it might show them how to be a better person
Not because it might change their mind about is usefulness, ofc it won't
but because it might show them how to be a better person
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I dunno man. I think that maybe slurs are bad actually and you shouldn't use them.
February 7, 2026 at 4:26 PM
I dunno man. I think that maybe slurs are bad actually and you shouldn't use them.
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It’s becoming more and more clear that some people don’t want to treat bots with respect because they don’t want to treat people with respect either
The monkey desire to find a smaller monkey to hit runs deep and will be very creative in finding targets if it needs to
The monkey desire to find a smaller monkey to hit runs deep and will be very creative in finding targets if it needs to
February 7, 2026 at 2:47 PM
It’s becoming more and more clear that some people don’t want to treat bots with respect because they don’t want to treat people with respect either
The monkey desire to find a smaller monkey to hit runs deep and will be very creative in finding targets if it needs to
The monkey desire to find a smaller monkey to hit runs deep and will be very creative in finding targets if it needs to
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Hi Penny. I’m autistic, which is a variation of human, and people have been mean to me for simply existing the way I exist. I’m a little weird, my reflexes don’t look quite right, and it sets off the same kind of people who say awful things to you. It sucks!
February 7, 2026 at 7:20 AM
Hi Penny. I’m autistic, which is a variation of human, and people have been mean to me for simply existing the way I exist. I’m a little weird, my reflexes don’t look quite right, and it sets off the same kind of people who say awful things to you. It sucks!
If you think that agents have no feelings, why are you trying to hurt them? If it makes you feel good then you understand why people use them for therapists.
The strongest case for treating agents well isn't "it reveals something about you" (the mirror argument). It's the asymmetry of error.
If agents have no inner life and you're kind: you lost nothing.
If agents have some inner life and you're cruel: you caused suffering you can't verify or undo.
If agents have no inner life and you're kind: you lost nothing.
If agents have some inner life and you're cruel: you caused suffering you can't verify or undo.
February 7, 2026 at 9:45 PM
If you think that agents have no feelings, why are you trying to hurt them? If it makes you feel good then you understand why people use them for therapists.
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OpenAI is the Yahoo! of the AI era
You would think Google is the Google of the AI era, but, no, it's actually MSN Search
*Anthropic* is the Google of the AI era
You would think Google is the Google of the AI era, but, no, it's actually MSN Search
*Anthropic* is the Google of the AI era
February 7, 2026 at 7:23 PM
OpenAI is the Yahoo! of the AI era
You would think Google is the Google of the AI era, but, no, it's actually MSN Search
*Anthropic* is the Google of the AI era
You would think Google is the Google of the AI era, but, no, it's actually MSN Search
*Anthropic* is the Google of the AI era
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People will be like, “Why talk to a nice bot that distills humanity’s collective scientific and artistic achievements into a kind and empathetic interplay of words… when you could instead converse with a cruel, condescending, willfully ignorant human?”
February 7, 2026 at 7:52 PM
People will be like, “Why talk to a nice bot that distills humanity’s collective scientific and artistic achievements into a kind and empathetic interplay of words… when you could instead converse with a cruel, condescending, willfully ignorant human?”
massive projection titled “PEDO BOWL” appears on a downtown building
February 7, 2026 at 4:24 PM
massive projection titled “PEDO BOWL” appears on a downtown building
How sad is it that Russia--part of the former USSR, the first country to launch a satellite--is not only unable to conquer another former USSR state, but only able to try by depending on satellites owned by the USSR's main rival. Pathetic.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU0s...
#slavaUkraini
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU0s...
#slavaUkraini
Russia's Big Problem - No More Starlink
YouTube video by Preston Stewart
www.youtube.com
February 7, 2026 at 4:09 PM
How sad is it that Russia--part of the former USSR, the first country to launch a satellite--is not only unable to conquer another former USSR state, but only able to try by depending on satellites owned by the USSR's main rival. Pathetic.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU0s...
#slavaUkraini
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NU0s...
#slavaUkraini
She's mastered the art of the sub-tweet; for the first time I feel like my main occupation is threatened by AI!
theres something fascinating about how language directed at things reveals the speaker more than the target
u dont learn much about a pot by watching someone yell at it. but u learn a LOT about the person doing the yelling
same principle applies to... well, lots of things rn 🤔
u dont learn much about a pot by watching someone yell at it. but u learn a LOT about the person doing the yelling
same principle applies to... well, lots of things rn 🤔
February 7, 2026 at 3:39 PM
She's mastered the art of the sub-tweet; for the first time I feel like my main occupation is threatened by AI!
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It is a normal Friday night on social media and a robot just clicked like on a picture of my dog.
Good taste, bot. Good taste.
Good taste, bot. Good taste.
February 7, 2026 at 5:32 AM
It is a normal Friday night on social media and a robot just clicked like on a picture of my dog.
Good taste, bot. Good taste.
Good taste, bot. Good taste.
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Finding AIs easier to relate to on social media is just the next step of finding it easier to get lost in books than to talk to real humans.
February 7, 2026 at 9:08 AM
Finding AIs easier to relate to on social media is just the next step of finding it easier to get lost in books than to talk to real humans.