Dennisn't (Rudy van Gelder edition)
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I've been learning Russian for about 6 months, and now I can't mentally read "Bluesky" as 'bloo-skái', but as 'bluzki'.
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Superintendencia de Pensiones ordena a AFPs informar toda publicidad tras denuncia por “bots”
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Superintendencia de Pensiones ordena a AFPs informar toda publicidad tras denuncia por “bots”
El oficio se emitió luego del reportaje que vinculó a la Asociación de AFP con la fundación de Bernardo Fontaine, acusada de financiar campañas digitales contra la reforma de pensiones. Fontaine negó ...
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November 11, 2025 at 1:40 AM
Superintendencia de Pensiones ordena a AFPs informar toda publicidad tras denuncia por “bots”
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I'm honestly starting to think Americans are going to end the decade with either universal health care or malaria.
November 11, 2025 at 1:38 AM
I'm honestly starting to think Americans are going to end the decade with either universal health care or malaria.
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every single week they're throwing this guy a special oval office love-in that appears to be the presidential equivalent of letting your dog scarf an entire big mac and fries before that last trip to the vet
Pirro: "Mr President, there is in this room a group of people who love you, who believe in you, and who are so proud to be in this Oval Office and to be part of this amazing day because you have changed the course of America."
November 10, 2025 at 9:10 PM
every single week they're throwing this guy a special oval office love-in that appears to be the presidential equivalent of letting your dog scarf an entire big mac and fries before that last trip to the vet
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asking the loan officer if i can pay down the 50 year mortgage in posts
November 11, 2025 at 12:15 AM
asking the loan officer if i can pay down the 50 year mortgage in posts
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Un milico como ministro de seguridad, qué podría salir mal
November 11, 2025 at 12:18 AM
Un milico como ministro de seguridad, qué podría salir mal
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Here’s how a 50-year mortgage would work
November 11, 2025 at 12:14 AM
Here’s how a 50-year mortgage would work
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La onda expansiva del Caso Hermosilla botó ahora a Ulloa. Ya va una ministra Suprema y dos de Corte de Apelaciones. Inédito. Si no fuera por la prensa a cuyas fuentes buscan identificar la corrupción seguiría enquistada. www.latercera.com/politica/not...
Senado aprueba acusación constitucional contra juez Antonio Ulloa y lo destituye por sus vínculos con Hermosilla - La Tercera
Aprobando el libelo impulsado por diputados oficialistas, la Cámara Alta puso la lápida a la carrera judicial de 36 años del ahora exministro de la Corte de Apelaciones de Santiago.
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November 10, 2025 at 10:02 PM
La onda expansiva del Caso Hermosilla botó ahora a Ulloa. Ya va una ministra Suprema y dos de Corte de Apelaciones. Inédito. Si no fuera por la prensa a cuyas fuentes buscan identificar la corrupción seguiría enquistada. www.latercera.com/politica/not...
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So to reframe what we're all witnessing in real-time... the tech industry has already committed murder, and it is currently scrambling to figure out how to make that everyone else's problem, and to cover it up, before we notice what actually happened.
November 10, 2025 at 10:57 PM
So to reframe what we're all witnessing in real-time... the tech industry has already committed murder, and it is currently scrambling to figure out how to make that everyone else's problem, and to cover it up, before we notice what actually happened.
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As the tech industry contracts to greater and greater amounts of code being written by fewer and fewer engineers "multiplied" by AI, we're actually effectively polluting the datasets of potentially better future models by training them on accelerating echo-chambers.
November 10, 2025 at 10:46 PM
As the tech industry contracts to greater and greater amounts of code being written by fewer and fewer engineers "multiplied" by AI, we're actually effectively polluting the datasets of potentially better future models by training them on accelerating echo-chambers.
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AI coding tools always need *more* code—and more importantly more *new* code—written by humans outside the current scope of the AI's training models in order to improve. Some improvements can be made by training the same data better, but ultimately what you need is more and more new data to evolve.
November 10, 2025 at 10:46 PM
AI coding tools always need *more* code—and more importantly more *new* code—written by humans outside the current scope of the AI's training models in order to improve. Some improvements can be made by training the same data better, but ultimately what you need is more and more new data to evolve.
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If you have 100 engineers, and you are paying $40/mo per engineer to GitHub, you are paying GitHub $48,000 a year.
If you downsize to 90 engineers, you are now paying Github $43,200 a year.
If you downsize to 70 engineers, you are now paying Github $33,600 a year.
Do you see the problem here?
If you downsize to 90 engineers, you are now paying Github $43,200 a year.
If you downsize to 70 engineers, you are now paying Github $33,600 a year.
Do you see the problem here?
November 10, 2025 at 10:46 PM
If you have 100 engineers, and you are paying $40/mo per engineer to GitHub, you are paying GitHub $48,000 a year.
If you downsize to 90 engineers, you are now paying Github $43,200 a year.
If you downsize to 70 engineers, you are now paying Github $33,600 a year.
Do you see the problem here?
If you downsize to 90 engineers, you are now paying Github $43,200 a year.
If you downsize to 70 engineers, you are now paying Github $33,600 a year.
Do you see the problem here?
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"Es que las mujeres de ahora no quieren tener hijos".
Bueno, las de antes no sabemos si querían. Nadie les preguntaba, empezando por el marido.
Bueno, las de antes no sabemos si querían. Nadie les preguntaba, empezando por el marido.
November 10, 2025 at 8:21 PM
"Es que las mujeres de ahora no quieren tener hijos".
Bueno, las de antes no sabemos si querían. Nadie les preguntaba, empezando por el marido.
Bueno, las de antes no sabemos si querían. Nadie les preguntaba, empezando por el marido.
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Poder.
Siguiente pregunta.
Siguiente pregunta.
Caso Hermosilla: las razones de la fiscalía para no formalizar a Andrés Chadwick
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Caso Hermosilla: las razones de la fiscalía para no formalizar a Andrés Chadwick - Reportea
El exministro del Interior estaba en calidad de imputado en la arista Parque Capital del caso Hermosilla, pero el equipo investigador ya tomó la decisión de no formalizarlo. Se evaluó imputarle el del...
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November 10, 2025 at 11:29 PM
Poder.
Siguiente pregunta.
Siguiente pregunta.
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This was always going to happen. AI should NEVER be responsible for anything involving high risk situations ESPECIALLY INCLUDING healthcare. Chronic pain kills if mishandled.
a few months ago I said "having generative AI handle absolutely anything with regards to healthcare is a nightmare and should be banned" and a bunch of people made fun of me and called me stupid. anyways,
November 10, 2025 at 11:30 PM
This was always going to happen. AI should NEVER be responsible for anything involving high risk situations ESPECIALLY INCLUDING healthcare. Chronic pain kills if mishandled.
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a few months ago I said "having generative AI handle absolutely anything with regards to healthcare is a nightmare and should be banned" and a bunch of people made fun of me and called me stupid. anyways,
November 10, 2025 at 4:00 PM
a few months ago I said "having generative AI handle absolutely anything with regards to healthcare is a nightmare and should be banned" and a bunch of people made fun of me and called me stupid. anyways,
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A little bird told me that there's a comic here for you to read!
Wondermark #1370; The Avian Informant (Part 1 of 2)
Wondermark #1370; The Avian Informant (Part 1 of 2)
![A man in an apron, aptly named Apronni, addresses his coworker:
APRONNI: JULIORA! A little bird told me it was your birthday next Wednesday!
Juliora comes in to reply.
JULIORA: A little bird? Like, a BIRD bird? TALKED to you?
APRONNI: Yeah. Came to my window last night around eight.
Now we see a little pigeon perched on the sill of an open window. Apparently Apronni lives in a barn, or something like a barn? It’s not entirely clear.
BIRD: Pssst. Hey buddy. [Apronni enters.] She’s been looking at ski boots on Zappos. Do what you will with this information.
Back in the office now, flashback over.
JULIORA: Because I’VE seen a little bird too! It let me know when a Zumba class opened up in my area!
ENTREBERT (entering with his hands held a pigeon’s width apart): A little bird? About yea big? Knows a lot about when jeans go on sale? Yeah, I’ve seen ‘I’m!
APRONNI: I guess it must be the same little bird visiting everyone!
Cut back to the bird, still on the windowsill. Part of the flashback from earlier? It’s not entirely clear.
BIRD: I’m very tired](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:kihgsldesfdvdp7fi65m3m45/bafkreibsyythulynv4ub447jbqlnjqofsiykphmyxm7bf66duxcgjxopba@jpeg)
November 6, 2025 at 8:07 PM
A little bird told me that there's a comic here for you to read!
Wondermark #1370; The Avian Informant (Part 1 of 2)
Wondermark #1370; The Avian Informant (Part 1 of 2)
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A little bird told me there's a Part 2 to this storyline
Wondermark #1371; The Avian Informant (Part 2 of 2)
↩ Start from Part 1
Wondermark #1371; The Avian Informant (Part 2 of 2)
↩ Start from Part 1
![Apronni speaks further with the little bird, who is perched on his sill.
APRONNI: You’re really THE bird! The little bird who tells people things! WOW! I hear about you all the time! This is incredible!
BIRD (setting a straw hat jauntily upon his little bird head): Yeah, well, I got fifty thousand more tidbits to tell people before 9PM, so…
APRONNI: Is it — JUST you? ALWAYS? There isn’t a little bird corps? You’re THE little bird?
BIRD: I used to have a lizard and a raccoon helping me out too, but it muddled the brand.
[CUT AWAY TO: A new man, Cuthbert, addresses his coworker]
CUTHBERT: ’Morning, Jerbert! A weird raccoon told me your daughter’s about to graduate from kindergarten!
JERBERT: You are never to talk TO or OF my family EVER AGAIN
[BACK TO SCENE]
APRONNI: Sure, I can see that.
APRONNI: But WHY do you go around telling people things? What’s your angle?
BIRD: Right now I’m just building up a dedicated user base. I’ll probably pivot to a freemium model later](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:kihgsldesfdvdp7fi65m3m45/bafkreiei3yxkrq2uif26cp6l2yrnmuagbrb3opj2bxkaogxrlnmxlcalye@jpeg)
November 10, 2025 at 11:33 PM
A little bird told me there's a Part 2 to this storyline
Wondermark #1371; The Avian Informant (Part 2 of 2)
↩ Start from Part 1
Wondermark #1371; The Avian Informant (Part 2 of 2)
↩ Start from Part 1
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If your religion says you can’t do something then don’t do it. Don’t get the law to force other people to conform to your religion.
Muslims can’t drink alcohol but I’ve never heard of a Muslim going to the Supreme Court to get neighborhood bars shut down.
Muslims can’t drink alcohol but I’ve never heard of a Muslim going to the Supreme Court to get neighborhood bars shut down.
November 10, 2025 at 11:36 PM
If your religion says you can’t do something then don’t do it. Don’t get the law to force other people to conform to your religion.
Muslims can’t drink alcohol but I’ve never heard of a Muslim going to the Supreme Court to get neighborhood bars shut down.
Muslims can’t drink alcohol but I’ve never heard of a Muslim going to the Supreme Court to get neighborhood bars shut down.
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One CEO called the idea a “disgusting insult” and “economic genocide against the Gen Z generation.” 👀
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November 10, 2025 at 11:38 PM
One CEO called the idea a “disgusting insult” and “economic genocide against the Gen Z generation.” 👀
@newsweek.com $XHB
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You can prevent this kind of thing by having a president who isn't an idiot child
November 10, 2025 at 11:42 PM
You can prevent this kind of thing by having a president who isn't an idiot child
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Me clicking on a muted reply: “well well well, if it isn’t the terrible opinion brothers”
November 8, 2025 at 4:00 AM
Me clicking on a muted reply: “well well well, if it isn’t the terrible opinion brothers”
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This is an impossible market.
It's very unlikely any AI companies will see meaningful revenue growth with a clear ability to scale in any space other than AI coding tools in the near future.
This will never be able to justify the insane capex spending of big tech and investors.
It's very unlikely any AI companies will see meaningful revenue growth with a clear ability to scale in any space other than AI coding tools in the near future.
This will never be able to justify the insane capex spending of big tech and investors.
November 10, 2025 at 10:46 PM
This is an impossible market.
It's very unlikely any AI companies will see meaningful revenue growth with a clear ability to scale in any space other than AI coding tools in the near future.
This will never be able to justify the insane capex spending of big tech and investors.
It's very unlikely any AI companies will see meaningful revenue growth with a clear ability to scale in any space other than AI coding tools in the near future.
This will never be able to justify the insane capex spending of big tech and investors.
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This whole thread but especially this. Layoffs at tech companies are out of control, and have been rising since the start of the bubble. In an uncertain political climate with less regulation, tech jobs will keep shrinking. This is before even going into electricity costs, etc.
November 10, 2025 at 11:06 PM
This whole thread but especially this. Layoffs at tech companies are out of control, and have been rising since the start of the bubble. In an uncertain political climate with less regulation, tech jobs will keep shrinking. This is before even going into electricity costs, etc.
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Looks like the need to fire staff to cover AI costs has hit the Windows team
RIP Windows Insider
RIP Windows Insider
November 10, 2025 at 11:19 PM
Looks like the need to fire staff to cover AI costs has hit the Windows team
RIP Windows Insider
RIP Windows Insider