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I dunno about Trump but I sure hope these emails take down the NYT
November 12, 2025 at 10:16 PM
I dunno about Trump but I sure hope these emails take down the NYT
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bookmark this as the most ideal description of a self-censoring fact...
....so far
....so far
The attorney general and the FBI director, a manosphere podcaster bro, pulled into the situation room a member of Congress best known for getting kicked out of a Beetlejuice musical for drunkenly giving her date a handy, in order to pressure her about the president's child sex trafficking scandal.
November 12, 2025 at 11:49 PM
bookmark this as the most ideal description of a self-censoring fact...
....so far
....so far
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I am still on board with "technology has no inherent moral valence" but boy you can really spot the technological changes that act as amplifiers for "destruction is generally easier than creation"
i think it's very bad that "agentic disinformation network, agentic nation-state level black hat, agentic revenge porn at scale" all occurred and were funded before "AI PowerPoint slide deck creation that actually looks nice" got solved
November 11, 2025 at 4:57 PM
I am still on board with "technology has no inherent moral valence" but boy you can really spot the technological changes that act as amplifiers for "destruction is generally easier than creation"
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Kendrick, Joyce Carol Oates, Menswear Guy, and Isaac Chotiner are the Voltron of People You Don't Want Focusing on You
November 11, 2025 at 7:37 PM
Kendrick, Joyce Carol Oates, Menswear Guy, and Isaac Chotiner are the Voltron of People You Don't Want Focusing on You
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Every time somebody posts “zohran derangement syndrome” my brain autocompletes “had a very shiny nose.”
November 11, 2025 at 5:32 PM
Every time somebody posts “zohran derangement syndrome” my brain autocompletes “had a very shiny nose.”
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Joyce Carol Oates continues to be a Poster the likes of which we have never seen and probably will never see again. A true generational talent. A savant. Unpredictable and relentless. Dumpster fire and queen. Incredible.
November 10, 2025 at 8:21 PM
Joyce Carol Oates continues to be a Poster the likes of which we have never seen and probably will never see again. A true generational talent. A savant. Unpredictable and relentless. Dumpster fire and queen. Incredible.
The Bonds from Brazil. They’ve escaped, and there are HUNDREDS of them. Only Jason Bourne can be trusted to
We can take this further: Bond Babies. MASSIVE hit.
pitching my idea for a new James Bond movie: Son of Bond, where a young Bond seeks revenge for the poisoning and blowing up of his father, James Bond.
November 11, 2025 at 5:15 PM
The Bonds from Brazil. They’ve escaped, and there are HUNDREDS of them. Only Jason Bourne can be trusted to
James Bond is Christopher Marlowe, secretly alive these many centuries. He lost most of his memory when he was Wolverines, is troubled by flashes of tall hairdos and flouncing ruffled collars.
November 11, 2025 at 5:12 PM
James Bond is Christopher Marlowe, secretly alive these many centuries. He lost most of his memory when he was Wolverines, is troubled by flashes of tall hairdos and flouncing ruffled collars.
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My last word on the matter
November 11, 2025 at 2:27 PM
My last word on the matter
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this entire problem is essentially this dril post
November 11, 2025 at 11:41 AM
this entire problem is essentially this dril post
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i think it's very bad that "agentic disinformation network, agentic nation-state level black hat, agentic revenge porn at scale" all occurred and were funded before "AI PowerPoint slide deck creation that actually looks nice" got solved
November 11, 2025 at 4:51 PM
i think it's very bad that "agentic disinformation network, agentic nation-state level black hat, agentic revenge porn at scale" all occurred and were funded before "AI PowerPoint slide deck creation that actually looks nice" got solved
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obviously the right answer for the next James Bond is a poignant and grownup depiction of the complexity, pain, and unexpected joys of long-term stroke recovery, call it After The Bondulance
November 11, 2025 at 3:42 PM
obviously the right answer for the next James Bond is a poignant and grownup depiction of the complexity, pain, and unexpected joys of long-term stroke recovery, call it After The Bondulance
The camera pulls back.
The entire Bond universe is a hallucination in the mind of Sherlock Holmes in withdrawal from cocaine.
Someone pounds on the hospital room door. It's M.
"Her Majesty needs you, Mr. Holmes. Spot of trouble in Russia. All quite hush-hush."
The entire Bond universe is a hallucination in the mind of Sherlock Holmes in withdrawal from cocaine.
Someone pounds on the hospital room door. It's M.
"Her Majesty needs you, Mr. Holmes. Spot of trouble in Russia. All quite hush-hush."
(a) Bond has an identical twin, Jay M. S. Bond, who is recruited by MI5.
(b) Bond was cloned before his final mission.
(c) Bond: Afterlife, set in Purgatory. Bond must foil a plot by the "Souls in Purgatory Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion".
(b) Bond was cloned before his final mission.
(c) Bond: Afterlife, set in Purgatory. Bond must foil a plot by the "Souls in Purgatory Executive for Counter-intelligence, Terrorism, Revenge and Extortion".
November 11, 2025 at 2:13 PM
The camera pulls back.
The entire Bond universe is a hallucination in the mind of Sherlock Holmes in withdrawal from cocaine.
Someone pounds on the hospital room door. It's M.
"Her Majesty needs you, Mr. Holmes. Spot of trouble in Russia. All quite hush-hush."
The entire Bond universe is a hallucination in the mind of Sherlock Holmes in withdrawal from cocaine.
Someone pounds on the hospital room door. It's M.
"Her Majesty needs you, Mr. Holmes. Spot of trouble in Russia. All quite hush-hush."
Senate Republicans regard the filibuster as a ratchet that's more important than anything that Trump or the Supreme Court has done.
It’s insane to treat the filibuster as the most sacrosanct.
Article 1 power of the purse, oversight, and war? Nah.
Emoluments clauses? Bribery prohibition? Meh.
Criminal law? 14A? Doesn’t count.
But maybe the Senate changes a rule it has multiple times before? Gasp! Not that. Anything but that.
Article 1 power of the purse, oversight, and war? Nah.
Emoluments clauses? Bribery prohibition? Meh.
Criminal law? 14A? Doesn’t count.
But maybe the Senate changes a rule it has multiple times before? Gasp! Not that. Anything but that.
November 11, 2025 at 2:09 PM
Senate Republicans regard the filibuster as a ratchet that's more important than anything that Trump or the Supreme Court has done.
This is such a non-problem.
- even grittier Bond in the 50's
- glam Bond in the 70's
- utterly toxic bond in the 80's
- Gen Z K-Pop Bond _right now_.
He's had a jillion different faces and accents. We don't expect continuity from star to star. FFS.
- even grittier Bond in the 50's
- glam Bond in the 70's
- utterly toxic bond in the 80's
- Gen Z K-Pop Bond _right now_.
He's had a jillion different faces and accents. We don't expect continuity from star to star. FFS.
James Bond’s death in No Time to Die is causing a nightmare for the next film. Writers are stuck because Bond “was blown to pieces.”
Anthony Horowitz, author of three 007 novels, says:
“You can't have him wake up in shower and saying it was all a dream."
radaronline.com/p/james-bond...
Anthony Horowitz, author of three 007 novels, says:
“You can't have him wake up in shower and saying it was all a dream."
radaronline.com/p/james-bond...
November 11, 2025 at 2:06 PM
This is such a non-problem.
- even grittier Bond in the 50's
- glam Bond in the 70's
- utterly toxic bond in the 80's
- Gen Z K-Pop Bond _right now_.
He's had a jillion different faces and accents. We don't expect continuity from star to star. FFS.
- even grittier Bond in the 50's
- glam Bond in the 70's
- utterly toxic bond in the 80's
- Gen Z K-Pop Bond _right now_.
He's had a jillion different faces and accents. We don't expect continuity from star to star. FFS.
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this is literally never not accurate
November 10, 2025 at 6:32 PM
this is literally never not accurate
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Humans: capable of building entire skyscrapers but still afraid to put the scary number on one of the floors
November 10, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Humans: capable of building entire skyscrapers but still afraid to put the scary number on one of the floors
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Happy There Is A Circulatory System Walking Through The Kitchen Day to all who celebrate.
November 10, 2025 at 10:54 AM
Happy There Is A Circulatory System Walking Through The Kitchen Day to all who celebrate.
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many people are saying
Draft @jamellebouie.net for U.S. Senate.
November 10, 2025 at 5:06 AM
many people are saying
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who would be the single human in a Muppet adaptation of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (and who would the other characters be)
November 8, 2025 at 11:43 PM
who would be the single human in a Muppet adaptation of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy (and who would the other characters be)
Good thread.
This has the ring of truth to me. I feel advantaged because the meta-cognitive aspect of working with LLMs seems to come naturally to me and I’m also a SME with a strong rate of recall on broad enough topics that I can work up/down the ladder. But even then I sometimes feel at the edge of complexity
I used to worry that AI would be monopolized by ~3-5 companies. Bt lately I think we can avoid that.
What still scares me is that we might replace a wide range of domain skills with a single abstract skill like “meta-cognitive engineering,” which may appeal only to a narrow subset of people. +
What still scares me is that we might replace a wide range of domain skills with a single abstract skill like “meta-cognitive engineering,” which may appeal only to a narrow subset of people. +
November 9, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Good thread.
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This has the ring of truth to me. I feel advantaged because the meta-cognitive aspect of working with LLMs seems to come naturally to me and I’m also a SME with a strong rate of recall on broad enough topics that I can work up/down the ladder. But even then I sometimes feel at the edge of complexity
I used to worry that AI would be monopolized by ~3-5 companies. Bt lately I think we can avoid that.
What still scares me is that we might replace a wide range of domain skills with a single abstract skill like “meta-cognitive engineering,” which may appeal only to a narrow subset of people. +
What still scares me is that we might replace a wide range of domain skills with a single abstract skill like “meta-cognitive engineering,” which may appeal only to a narrow subset of people. +
November 9, 2025 at 4:17 PM
This has the ring of truth to me. I feel advantaged because the meta-cognitive aspect of working with LLMs seems to come naturally to me and I’m also a SME with a strong rate of recall on broad enough topics that I can work up/down the ladder. But even then I sometimes feel at the edge of complexity
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mamdani is going to implement shakira law. if your hips are found by a court to be dishonest you will be stoned to death
mamdani is going to implement sha-1 law. all internet arguments will be hashed and compared to a list of prior arguments. any that match must be abandoned immediately.
mamdani is gonna implement shandalar law. if you want to add new cards to your deck, you have to wander the map and look for random wizard duels
November 9, 2025 at 1:43 PM
mamdani is going to implement shakira law. if your hips are found by a court to be dishonest you will be stoned to death