Yee
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I only vent here now. Probably not a good follow. Send cat and dog pictures, please. Liked the tan suit. In this very trying time, many many extra typos.
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
Canadian multimillionaire and Shark Tank guy Kevin O'Leary went on TV to say he's upset Zohran won't talk to him: "I and others who invest in real estate have tried to get a meeting to figure out what's rhetoric and what's policy. So far for me it's been crickets."
November 7, 2025 at 7:36 PM
Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy.
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When Adams wins 700k votes he's the "Future of the Democratic Party" but when Zohran wins more than a million votes its nbd
November 5, 2025 at 4:58 PM
When Adams wins 700k votes he's the "Future of the Democratic Party" but when Zohran wins more than a million votes its nbd
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Well this is wholesome.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH7D...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH7D...
Notre-Dame hosts rare wedding for carpenter who helped rebuild it • FRANCE 24 English
YouTube video by FRANCE 24 English
www.youtube.com
October 29, 2025 at 4:13 AM
Well this is wholesome.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH7D...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=FH7D...
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again a reminder that the NYT leadership supports Cuomo *because* of his record of sexual harassment, not *despite* it. they have a strong interest in making sure that they and their friends can never again suffer the indignity of being held accountable by their inferiors.
October 29, 2025 at 12:47 AM
again a reminder that the NYT leadership supports Cuomo *because* of his record of sexual harassment, not *despite* it. they have a strong interest in making sure that they and their friends can never again suffer the indignity of being held accountable by their inferiors.
It’s time we all asked ourselves what emptiness this game is filling in our lives that we are still up at 1:30 in the morning
October 28, 2025 at 6:14 AM
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It’s time we all asked ourselves what emptiness this game is filling in our lives that we are still up at 1:30 in the morning
October 28, 2025 at 5:25 AM
It’s time we all asked ourselves what emptiness this game is filling in our lives that we are still up at 1:30 in the morning
The problem with this is that Trump's message is going to spread far and wide, whether it is accompanied by an informed explanation or not. A significant number of anxious parents worldwide are not going to think rationally about this, and innocent people will be hurt. Again.
American parents, please ignore Trump’s recent reiteration of nonsense about Tylenol and vaccines, as well as anything the man ever says about the health of your children. Please talk with your medical professionals.
October 27, 2025 at 9:51 PM
The problem with this is that Trump's message is going to spread far and wide, whether it is accompanied by an informed explanation or not. A significant number of anxious parents worldwide are not going to think rationally about this, and innocent people will be hurt. Again.
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It’s really sick how this piece of garbage gets away with calling every black person he doesn’t like “low IQ” with just no scrutiny.
Every. Single. One.
Every. Single. One.
Yes, we get it: the mayor of Chicago is negroid. Melanated. Dark skinned-ed. Black. Next insult please.
Trump on Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson: "Low IQ. Very low IQ. And we don't need low IQ people."
October 23, 2025 at 7:44 PM
It’s really sick how this piece of garbage gets away with calling every black person he doesn’t like “low IQ” with just no scrutiny.
Every. Single. One.
Every. Single. One.
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Didn’t realize until today they had color photography in 1812
October 21, 2025 at 4:02 AM
Didn’t realize until today they had color photography in 1812
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I get that there are times when disputes over news coverage are a matter of emphasis or perspective on big, sprawling events, but it feels bad for public trust in a publication when it fails to accurately describe a video that’s 20 seconds long, and that everyone can see.
October 19, 2025 at 9:57 PM
I get that there are times when disputes over news coverage are a matter of emphasis or perspective on big, sprawling events, but it feels bad for public trust in a publication when it fails to accurately describe a video that’s 20 seconds long, and that everyone can see.
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Notice how the adultification of Black children (especially young Black men) is the inverse of the infantilization of White adults (especially fully grown White men). It holds Black children as always blameworthy and White adults as blameless.
October 16, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Notice how the adultification of Black children (especially young Black men) is the inverse of the infantilization of White adults (especially fully grown White men). It holds Black children as always blameworthy and White adults as blameless.
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When prices were going up under Biden there was a constant deluge of news stories about it because the media did not like Biden and wanted him to lose. Under Trump there is not a constant deluge of news stories about coffee prices because they like Trump and want him to win
everything is on fire these days, sure, but how is it that 50% of all news stories are not about how I just spent $20 on a bag of store brand coffee at fucking costco
October 10, 2025 at 12:51 AM
When prices were going up under Biden there was a constant deluge of news stories about it because the media did not like Biden and wanted him to lose. Under Trump there is not a constant deluge of news stories about coffee prices because they like Trump and want him to win
Well, that's my Halloween costume sorted.
October 9, 2025 at 3:03 AM
Well, that's my Halloween costume sorted.
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The comments on this post are … something. The lack of empathy, political imagination, and strategic thinking is troubling. C’mon folks. Ben points out a vulnerability and lever (the NG troops who could become allies against these deployments) and the replies are like, “Nope. Eff that. Eff them.”
Texas National Guard troops arriving in Chicago (via ABC News)
Remember: These are not MAGA stormtroopers. These are everyday teachers and accountants who signed up to serve their country with their spare time. They're being used as political pawns by venal, un-American, draft-dodging president
Remember: These are not MAGA stormtroopers. These are everyday teachers and accountants who signed up to serve their country with their spare time. They're being used as political pawns by venal, un-American, draft-dodging president
October 8, 2025 at 2:53 PM
The comments on this post are … something. The lack of empathy, political imagination, and strategic thinking is troubling. C’mon folks. Ben points out a vulnerability and lever (the NG troops who could become allies against these deployments) and the replies are like, “Nope. Eff that. Eff them.”
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the most delightful version of logging on to see what news you've missed
October 8, 2025 at 5:45 AM
the most delightful version of logging on to see what news you've missed
Hep B was endemic in parts of Asia until vaccination campaigns. It impacts everyone. These idiots are crazy. If they succeed, they are going to condemn hundreds of thousands to misery. Cirrhosis of the liver is a terrible way to die.
“The notion that hepatitis B is only confined to transmission for prostitutes, drug users, etc., is such an ignorant and uninformed way of approaching infectious disease” - Dr. Jason Goldman of @acpimphysicians.bsky.social.
Bingo... #MedSky + #IDSky
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Bingo... #MedSky + #IDSky
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CDC Panel Sidesteps Key Exposure Risk in Hep B Vax Debate
The Trump administration is continuing its push to revise federal guidelines to delay the hepatitis B vaccine newborn dose for most children.
www.medscape.com
October 6, 2025 at 5:27 PM
Hep B was endemic in parts of Asia until vaccination campaigns. It impacts everyone. These idiots are crazy. If they succeed, they are going to condemn hundreds of thousands to misery. Cirrhosis of the liver is a terrible way to die.
This whole thread but this part is soooo true. Innovation often happens by "accident". To borrow a ST Voyager reference, "fun will commence" isn't how it works.
The economic argument for doing fundamental (non-applied) scientific research is that it has a FANTASTIC return on investment. That return may take decades, and you can't predict it, but it has worked out like this since science began. Basic discoveries lead to tech advances, eventually.
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October 3, 2025 at 11:10 PM
This whole thread but this part is soooo true. Innovation often happens by "accident". To borrow a ST Voyager reference, "fun will commence" isn't how it works.
Public data and data collection powers business and decision making. It's just one of a number of public services that just works behind the scenes that only a small subset of people pay attention to / understand the importance of.
Before I led BLS I was not as acutely aware of how many businesses, firms, and individual jobs depend on a stream of public use data. One estimate is that the $2 billion the US spends on economic data creates a $200+ billion industry of 'data-intensive' businesses. pubs.aeaweb.org/doi/pdfplus/...
pubs.aeaweb.org
October 3, 2025 at 6:27 PM
Public data and data collection powers business and decision making. It's just one of a number of public services that just works behind the scenes that only a small subset of people pay attention to / understand the importance of.
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i think the most logical solution is that training is infringement, therefore models and outputs cannot be copyrighted
that way, we all benefit from the extant models AND we destroy the companies that creating them AND we redistribute VC wealth to copyright holders. win-win-win (except for artists)
that way, we all benefit from the extant models AND we destroy the companies that creating them AND we redistribute VC wealth to copyright holders. win-win-win (except for artists)
I have basically come around to the idea that "training is fair use, models and their outputs cannot be copyrighted" is the most reasonable solution overall
September 30, 2025 at 1:56 AM
i think the most logical solution is that training is infringement, therefore models and outputs cannot be copyrighted
that way, we all benefit from the extant models AND we destroy the companies that creating them AND we redistribute VC wealth to copyright holders. win-win-win (except for artists)
that way, we all benefit from the extant models AND we destroy the companies that creating them AND we redistribute VC wealth to copyright holders. win-win-win (except for artists)
We need to blanket the airwaves with the house hippo commercial, stat.
September 29, 2025 at 10:10 PM
We need to blanket the airwaves with the house hippo commercial, stat.
Pure cultural play. Games are where kids can do a lot of learning these days. It'll take a while but they are buying influence with future generations.
The only context in which it makes sense is if you assume it's a deliberate marketing/cultural influence play from the Saudis and they don't care about setting $35 billion on fire because they're trillionaires. There's no way it pencils financially which is why the stock was 20% lower on Friday AM.
September 29, 2025 at 6:58 PM
Pure cultural play. Games are where kids can do a lot of learning these days. It'll take a while but they are buying influence with future generations.
If you're wondering where this is from originally, it's from Katie Couric's YouTube channel.
youtube.com/shorts/ShNDi...
youtube.com/shorts/ShNDi...
September 28, 2025 at 8:52 PM
If you're wondering where this is from originally, it's from Katie Couric's YouTube channel.
youtube.com/shorts/ShNDi...
youtube.com/shorts/ShNDi...