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“My Catholic Latina opponent wants to impose Sharia Law” is a hilariously desperate closing message. thehill.com/homenews/617...

who hit enter on the originating prompt charge them

Reading papers on less decision intensive preference algorithms feels like one of those 1800s french cookbooks where it's like "Step 1 make this sauce that has 200 steps each of which is a different recipe that requires 10 steps each themselves"

Once mass spam texts were made legal, younger donors vanished, leaving a grassroots fundraising machine that subsists on squeezing vulnerable seniors, some of whom give hundreds of times a day. It’s a horrific model. Consultants get generationally wealthy, and the party hollows out its future.

... what do they even have coming up? I'm not kidding, their "Coming Soon" page is *empty* www.ea.com/games/coming...

- invest in cloud gaming - make future hardware unaffordable - showcase cloud gaming as a cheaper alternative - make cloud gaming a subscription service where the consumer has to pay not just for the product but the time allowed with the product - profit until the masses wake the fuck up

Gonna do a Nathan Fielder bit where I get an MBA, become an exec at a game company, pitch the idea of selling more copies of a game than it cost to make and then eventually become CEO of all video games.

Business Insider also reporting that Amazon projects it would take delivery of $3 billion a month in GPUs “every month for the foreseeable future,” all while not having anywhere to put them, as part of an “early rack receipt” program. Extremely strange!

Business Insider confirms it: Amazon has warehouses of GPUs that can’t be installed, and is buying them so far in advance that a supply chain team said they “didn’t have a clear forecasted path” to installing them. www.businessinsider.com/amazon-220-b...

There should be some kind of calculator where whenever a billionaire donates some amount of money, you can quickly what percentage that is of their net worth, apply it to your own net worth and see how much of a sacrifice it actually is

Everyone saying dead internet is AI slop listicals. But really it’s an air fryer “recipe” for chicken wings that is 2 pages of nostalgia blog slop and then the recipe is “get your favorite wing sauce, some frozen wings, and follow the instructions on both”

Still trying to understand how Napster got shut down, but Anthropic is going public and still hasn’t paid us authors yet after stealing our work.

This sounds like something you’d preview before a financial report and defaulting on your hundreds of billions of dollars in compute commitments… @edzitron.com “Don’t worry we can cancel a bunch of our compute contracts, please think we’re still worth 2 trillion dollars”

“The monster is so hungry it might attack, unless you sacrifice one of your villagers” is a classic fairytale

Anybody who does this deserves the outcome

One or more human beings are responsible for the code they wrote, and those are the people who should be held accountable. These programs are not acting “on their own”

we built a machine that can automate internet crimes. who should be held accountable? nobody of course

Seriously this is authoritarian propaganda on the level of Margaret Atwood.

Just when you think this administration has finally scraped the bottom of the barrel, they decide to live-stream Nidal Hasan’s execution by firing squad. We have a self-proclaimed “Christian” administration producing a snuff film, and they’ll probably sell merch too.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I’m so excited this is happening! Dan is simply the best. open.spotify.com/episode/7gMY... pca.st/episode/bf83... music.amazon.com/podcasts/660... www.iheart.com/podcast/1119...

Me: At a B2B site I have to be careful and professional. Also me: I can't not mention he threatened to kill his assistant (allegedly).

Real OGs know which Pokemon map this is

We believe the world should suffer for our shareholder value

The Bari Weiss-ification of CBS News continues. Dennis Hastert was convicted of the sexual abuse of high school students under his supervision as a high school wrestling coach. Banking rules violations were his transfers of hush money payments which he misdescribed and which allowed

as a journalist and editor who has worked at several large publications, this policy is insane.

Yesterday's news about Jacob Geller broke my heart, so much that I couldn't stop dwelling on it all day. In an effort to make sense of this horrific news and my admittedly complicated feelings about it, here is my article on the Jacob Geller situation: epiloguegaming.com/what-do-we-d...

Voter registration deadlines are SUNDAY in Alaska, Rhode Island, South Carolina. And MONDAY in: Arizona, Arkansas Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Ohio, Tennessee, and *Texas*. If you live in these states, verify your registration now, literally.

getting mad at the pope for not thinking the chatbot has a soul is easily the funniest thing I've read all week

Learning your home address and phone number isn’t an engineering problem so it must be unsolvable. Nothing we can do about it I guess…

All it took was getting kicked out of the White House press room and suddenly CNN remembers that "lie" is a word.

This is a great example of one of the ways AI is actually going to endanger / kill huge numbers of people. Shitty chatbots cause their special sort of brain rot to the people who package intelligence for our shot-callers. They take the bad ideas from there. www.cnn.com/2026/09/18/p...

At this point if a news article mentions a pioneer LLM company in anyway I have to think

Florida Man misses Michigan Senate debate

how it started // how its going

If quibi only had the courage to use AI to make bridgerton bachelorette with “we have David Beckham at home” starring as Tiny Tim’s dad

Stop calling it infinite monkeys given infinite time to write hamlet that’s real offensive to these AI companies. Clearly it’s 10,000 agents and unknown subagents given infinite time, all of Shakespeare drafts and research notes and told to write hamlet and a copy of hamlet to check if they did it!

"Customers don't care about clean code" in a software business is true in the same way "customers don't care how clean the kitchen is" in a restaurant business.

Not sure why this is the image that comes to mind reading @edzitron.com reporting on active deployments…

This is spectacular, folks. We live in a moment in American history when the president and his administration are so racist and dumb that a toy company has to put out a statement saying: "OUR GIANT ROBOT THAT TURNS INTO A TRUCK DENOUNCES RACISM AND HAS NO CONNECTION TO THE CURRENT PRESIDENT."

Spent a totally not frustrating time having LLM code tools gas light me into every wrong CSS answer… Only to realize that input appearance for number inputs still use ::webkit prefixes like it’s 2015… And what’s wilder… those prefixes are used by Chrome… spec is to use appearance on the element…

this is how the AI industry chooses to describe itself and so this is the rubric i will use to judge them