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I'm just, like, the tiredest I've ever been in my life
If you don't believe that this party is disastrously unequipped to handle the dire straits of this moment, I think you at least need to entertain the question, "What would change my mind?"
November 10, 2025 at 7:57 AM
If you don't believe that this party is disastrously unequipped to handle the dire straits of this moment, I think you at least need to entertain the question, "What would change my mind?"
Look it's important to know that if Mamdani wins they'll say New York is a violent, lawless hellscape run by socialists, whereas if he loses they'll say New York is a violent, lawless hellscape run by socialists.
November 4, 2025 at 10:25 PM
Look it's important to know that if Mamdani wins they'll say New York is a violent, lawless hellscape run by socialists, whereas if he loses they'll say New York is a violent, lawless hellscape run by socialists.
I was in a job once where an executive floated purchasing that surveillance software that watches what people do throughout the day.
In retrospect I wish I asked if that means they would increase the pay for folks found to be working more than 40 hours.
In retrospect I wish I asked if that means they would increase the pay for folks found to be working more than 40 hours.
October 20, 2025 at 11:34 PM
I was in a job once where an executive floated purchasing that surveillance software that watches what people do throughout the day.
In retrospect I wish I asked if that means they would increase the pay for folks found to be working more than 40 hours.
In retrospect I wish I asked if that means they would increase the pay for folks found to be working more than 40 hours.
I do not think “big tech” is bending a knee to anyone. They’re doing this because they want to do it and believe it’s right. They just have the social permission they always wanted.
October 18, 2025 at 6:04 AM
I do not think “big tech” is bending a knee to anyone. They’re doing this because they want to do it and believe it’s right. They just have the social permission they always wanted.
It’s so bizarre to me that this is a permissible response from an elected official, even if it’s obviously farce. How is “I haven’t heard anything about a major governmental decision” any better than “Oh yeah I’m actually all for that”?
REPORTER: We know the president moved forward with mass layoffs. We're also learning there were significant cuts to staff at special education services. Are you comfortable with those cuts?
MIKE JOHNSON: I haven't seen the specifics of that and I don't know
MIKE JOHNSON: I haven't seen the specifics of that and I don't know
October 13, 2025 at 7:18 PM
It’s so bizarre to me that this is a permissible response from an elected official, even if it’s obviously farce. How is “I haven’t heard anything about a major governmental decision” any better than “Oh yeah I’m actually all for that”?
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Coming around to the fact that, especially when it comes to community, processes are built for about 90% of the cases, to buy you the space and patience for the remaining 10%--the moments when you need to give people grace and make exceptions.
October 9, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Coming around to the fact that, especially when it comes to community, processes are built for about 90% of the cases, to buy you the space and patience for the remaining 10%--the moments when you need to give people grace and make exceptions.
That classic lesson from The Terminator: Be the first to build the terminator
“If there's gonna be a terminator, let him be American.” Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice explains why she says the U.S. needs to “run hard and run fast” and win the tech race with China.
🎧 Listen to the latest episode of Bold Names: on.wsj.com/3WmWYs8
🎧 Listen to the latest episode of Bold Names: on.wsj.com/3WmWYs8
October 4, 2025 at 5:43 AM
That classic lesson from The Terminator: Be the first to build the terminator
I admire Coates so much because I know I’m not as intelligent as he is. I don’t mean this as self-flagellation. He’s just brilliant.
I often wonder if Klein can sense the same and needs the kind of message a lot of people want to hear because a large audience helps you avoid that truth.
I often wonder if Klein can sense the same and needs the kind of message a lot of people want to hear because a large audience helps you avoid that truth.
This was revealing. Worth reading. The basic demand is that Coates spend less time thinking/writing his true feelings and more time playing political strategist. Klein asks him over and over him to do Dem strategy; he says no, over and over. www.nytimes.com/2025/09/28/o...
Opinion | Ta-Nehisi Coates on Bridging Gaps vs. Drawing Lines
www.nytimes.com
September 29, 2025 at 5:00 AM
I admire Coates so much because I know I’m not as intelligent as he is. I don’t mean this as self-flagellation. He’s just brilliant.
I often wonder if Klein can sense the same and needs the kind of message a lot of people want to hear because a large audience helps you avoid that truth.
I often wonder if Klein can sense the same and needs the kind of message a lot of people want to hear because a large audience helps you avoid that truth.
Really makes you start to process "AI is inevitable" not as clever marketing but as a threat
"So... the bubble's about to burst, how should we spin it?"
The AI bubble is the only thing keeping the US economy together, Deutsche Bank warns
According to a research note recently sent to clients by Deutsche Bank, the AI boom is currently helping the US economy avoid a recession but it cannot...
www.techspot.com
September 28, 2025 at 7:52 AM
Really makes you start to process "AI is inevitable" not as clever marketing but as a threat
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CEOs are revolutionaries; who else could come up with such great ideas as “cut costs” and “raise prices”?
September 28, 2025 at 4:33 AM
CEOs are revolutionaries; who else could come up with such great ideas as “cut costs” and “raise prices”?
The more I hear people break down how they use AI agents and how revolutionary they are, the more it sounds like what they actually needed were more scalable processes.
September 27, 2025 at 8:42 AM
The more I hear people break down how they use AI agents and how revolutionary they are, the more it sounds like what they actually needed were more scalable processes.
Looking forward to him capitulating because the CEOs promise to donate fifty cents to his presidential campaign for every dollar they give republicans
This has been pushed to the background, but pay attention:
Right now, a stack of bills aimed at reining in AI companies and big tech sits on Gavin Newsom's desk in California. These are the bills Silicon Valley and the GOP tried to ban outright. Now they await Newsom's signature—or veto.
Right now, a stack of bills aimed at reining in AI companies and big tech sits on Gavin Newsom's desk in California. These are the bills Silicon Valley and the GOP tried to ban outright. Now they await Newsom's signature—or veto.
We're about to find out if Silicon Valley owns Gavin Newsom
A guide to the AI and tech bills that have passed the California legislature, and await the governor's signature — or veto.
www.bloodinthemachine.com
September 27, 2025 at 1:24 AM
Looking forward to him capitulating because the CEOs promise to donate fifty cents to his presidential campaign for every dollar they give republicans
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"please rate your package delivery" i mean ill click the smiley face because i assume it impacts the poor bastard who delivered it but i must impress upon you that forcing both him and i into this situation is an act of utter inhumanity and furthermore that god frowns upon your deeds
September 26, 2025 at 12:25 AM
"please rate your package delivery" i mean ill click the smiley face because i assume it impacts the poor bastard who delivered it but i must impress upon you that forcing both him and i into this situation is an act of utter inhumanity and furthermore that god frowns upon your deeds
A practical reason the vision for AI adoption seems unserious is the collective overestimation of our processes.
You can tell an agent “Put X information into Y format and update Z tracker” but only if the information is documented, the format is consistent, and the tracker is up to date.
You can tell an agent “Put X information into Y format and update Z tracker” but only if the information is documented, the format is consistent, and the tracker is up to date.
September 23, 2025 at 8:31 AM
A practical reason the vision for AI adoption seems unserious is the collective overestimation of our processes.
You can tell an agent “Put X information into Y format and update Z tracker” but only if the information is documented, the format is consistent, and the tracker is up to date.
You can tell an agent “Put X information into Y format and update Z tracker” but only if the information is documented, the format is consistent, and the tracker is up to date.
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We have always been at war with Tylenol
September 23, 2025 at 2:27 AM
We have always been at war with Tylenol
People really be like “I’m an AI prompt expert” then type “please do not lie to me”
September 23, 2025 at 5:56 AM
People really be like “I’m an AI prompt expert” then type “please do not lie to me”
This feels a little like “pivot to video” in that I used to search something and get an article I could instantly control+f through for the information I want and now I need to wait as a disembodied voice stalls before it may or may not vaguely answer my question
September 18, 2025 at 1:25 AM
This feels a little like “pivot to video” in that I used to search something and get an article I could instantly control+f through for the information I want and now I need to wait as a disembodied voice stalls before it may or may not vaguely answer my question
I’d be very curious to know: How do these people define “immigrant”? What is an “immigrant” to them?
Is it someone who moves to another country? How is that different than what we might call an “expat”? Is it about doing it “legally”? So we should make that process easier, right?
Is it someone who moves to another country? How is that different than what we might call an “expat”? Is it about doing it “legally”? So we should make that process easier, right?
"Anti-immigrant march" is such a telling phrase. An immigrant is just a person who exercises the freedom they are born with, which is recognised by all human rights legislation, and moves across imaginary lines on the ground. Being "anti-immigrant" means anti-movement, anti-freedom and anti-person.
September 16, 2025 at 6:21 PM
I’d be very curious to know: How do these people define “immigrant”? What is an “immigrant” to them?
Is it someone who moves to another country? How is that different than what we might call an “expat”? Is it about doing it “legally”? So we should make that process easier, right?
Is it someone who moves to another country? How is that different than what we might call an “expat”? Is it about doing it “legally”? So we should make that process easier, right?
FWIW, I’ve worked with some colleagues who proudly and consistently post on LinkedIn about how they’re AI-powered and I noticed absolutely 0 change in their output. Did they produce things faster? Did they make better things? Nope. That’s the kind of thing you’d notice working closely with someone.
September 16, 2025 at 5:32 AM
FWIW, I’ve worked with some colleagues who proudly and consistently post on LinkedIn about how they’re AI-powered and I noticed absolutely 0 change in their output. Did they produce things faster? Did they make better things? Nope. That’s the kind of thing you’d notice working closely with someone.
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In Pam Bondi's America bakers may refuse to make cakes for gay or trans people, medical pros may refuse to provide women with complete healthcare, military personnel may refuse vaccination orders—all for "religous" or "conscience" reasons—but an Office Depot employee may not refuse to print a flyer.
Pam Bondi Threatens Charges Over Office Depot Employee Who Refused To Print Charlie Kirk Flyers: ‘We Can Prosecute You’
Pam Bondi Threatens Charges Over Office Depot Employee Who Refused To Print Charlie Kirk Flyers: ‘We Can Prosecute You’
Attorney General Pam Bondi said the Department of Justice is considering bringing charges after a now-fired Office Depot employee refused to print flyers advertising a vigil for Charlie Kirk.
The post Pam Bondi Threatens Charges Over Office Depot Employee Who Refused To Print Charlie Kirk Flyers: ‘We Can Prosecute You’ first appeared on Mediaite.
dlvr.it
September 16, 2025 at 2:59 AM
In Pam Bondi's America bakers may refuse to make cakes for gay or trans people, medical pros may refuse to provide women with complete healthcare, military personnel may refuse vaccination orders—all for "religous" or "conscience" reasons—but an Office Depot employee may not refuse to print a flyer.
This weekend I had this thought:
I really don’t care about bipartisanship.
“Bipartisanship” is like a restaurant telling me how they’re going to prepare my meal. Don’t care! Just bring out what I ordered please!
I really don’t care about bipartisanship.
“Bipartisanship” is like a restaurant telling me how they’re going to prepare my meal. Don’t care! Just bring out what I ordered please!
Schumer on government funding: "Our position remains this: We want to keep the government open by engaging in bipartisan negotiation where we can address some of the grave harms Donald Trump has caused to our health care system and help Americans with the cost of living."
September 16, 2025 at 3:50 AM
This weekend I had this thought:
I really don’t care about bipartisanship.
“Bipartisanship” is like a restaurant telling me how they’re going to prepare my meal. Don’t care! Just bring out what I ordered please!
I really don’t care about bipartisanship.
“Bipartisanship” is like a restaurant telling me how they’re going to prepare my meal. Don’t care! Just bring out what I ordered please!
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Creating an AI Wallet Inspector app
The “faith tech” industry is booming, as millions of people are turning to chatbots to confess their darkest secrets and seek spiritual guidance.
Finding God in the App Store
Millions of people are turning to chatbots to confess their darkest secrets and seek guidance from on high. “Is this actually God I am talking to?”
nyti.ms
September 14, 2025 at 8:27 PM
Creating an AI Wallet Inspector app
Hakeem, buddy, people may know who you are, but not for any reasons to be proud of
Following Sen. Chris Van Hollen’s criticism of Democratic leadership for refusing to endorse Zohran Mamdani, Hakeem Jeffries’ spokesman mocks: “Chris Van Who?”
September 14, 2025 at 6:00 PM
Hakeem, buddy, people may know who you are, but not for any reasons to be proud of