Jack Satriano

Jack Satriano

@satriano.io

Dad Software Engineer Chicago -> Alabama -> Seattle -> NYC Transit, biking, walking enthusiast http://satriano.io

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You must really resent your voter base if you think they can't understand that the "Cheesecake Factory" decor is not suitable for the sacred monuments of the state.

Elizabeth Jacobs, PhD@elizabethjacobs.bsky.social

The seventh seal has been opened.

Also a reminder that North American society is designed around an enormous amount of preventable death. We can design our roads to be better, but we refuse.

Katie Mack@astrokatie.com

A reminder, because it is almost that time of year: More children are killed by cars on Halloween than any other day of the year, by far. www.vox.com/future-perfe... If you're a parent, I hope you'll do what you can to keep kids safe. If you're driving on Saturday, PLEASE exercise extra caution.

Lmao this is surrender

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

JD Vance: "I see what Abdul El-Sayed says about the war in Iran. I see him criticizing decisions the president has made, the military has made. But fundamentally we are where we are.I'd like to know what's Abdul El-Sayed's solution for the problem we have right now? It's easy to criticize"

correct

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Ossoff: "In my view, based upon the evidence I've seen thus far, the president's misconduct, abuse of power, and corruption, already exceed any prior standard for impeachment."

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Saying he'd be cool with Iran nuking my home city is pretty bad but not quite as bad as when Hillary said some trump supporters were deplorable so I can see why the media turned the latter into a major scandal and not the former

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it is quite confusing that “inclusionary zoning” is not the opposite of “exclusionary zoning”, but actually functions as a tool of exclusionary zoning

So-called “inclusionary zoning,” the practice of requiring home builders to rent new apartments at a loss to low-income tenants, is a tax on new housing that worsens the housing shortage and raises rents overall in exchange for a handful of means-tested units. It’s bad policy!

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Glad about the result, but I don’t think it speaks well of us as a country that after two years of human rights violations, war crimes, naked gangster corruption, and contempt for the Constitution, he’s finally unpopular because gas got expensive.

Greg Sargent@gregsargent.bsky.social

Remarkable: An Iowa right wing radio host just leaked word that GOP polling shows House Rs in peril even in districts Trump won by +10. The culript? Trump and the war. On the pod, Iowa Dem chair Rita Hart explains why the conditions are ripe for big Dem rural gains: newrepublic.com/article/2158...

I watched one video about 9/11, and now youtube assumes all I want to watch is 9/11 videos. This is like Amazon offering you vacuums after you buy a vacuum but darker.

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HOLY SHIT - Tapper plays Johnson footage of GOP candidate Brandon Herrera describing moms as "cum trophies," mentions he called Nazi machine guns "the original ghetto blasters," & asks Johnson how he can support him. Mike says "he has run a very effective campaign ... that was his persona online"

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anyway something that still bothers me is how the people who are/were loudest about Never Forgetting are often people who actively hate New York City and New Yorkers and spend the other 364 days of the year fighting against everything the city stands for

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Yeah I’m sorry but this guy is making up shit as he goes along archive.md/2026.09.10-0...

Ed Zitron@edzitron.com

This Jacob Coxon thing is weird. He worked at Anthropic for six weeks and OpenAI for nearly three years. He’s doing a whole media tour without any real statements about what it is he’s scared of other than vague references to recursive self improvement, a theoretical ai that teaches itself.

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A journalist absolutely needs to ask Trump the precise period in which he believes Germany was great

Aaron Rupar@atrupar.com

Trump: “Wow! The Populist Party in Germany just had a really big night. They finally got tired of the absolutely horrible Immigration rules and regulations which have hurt Germany so badly. THEY ARE ON THE RISE, and not going to take it anymore! MGGA!!! President DJT”

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The Supreme Court blocked the student loan forgiveness despite there being explicit statutory authority for Biden to do it and allowed the Iran War despite an explicit Constitutional prohibition on anyone besides Congress declaring a war.

Dare Obasanjo@carnage4life.bsky.social

It gets worse when you remember that the Strait of Hormuz was open before the war started. So we’re spending $40B and people are dying on both sides to return to the status quo from January. Everything is socialism unless it’s money for killing people in pointless forever wars.

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Precious little time left on this earth… must… write WSJ op-ed… encouraging parents to let their children get brain damage…

Will is posting misguided car brain takes again.

Will Stancil@whstancil.bsky.social

Sprawling communities exist because of car ownership, they didn't build the sprawl in the hopes that it would force people to buy cars

I listened to Andrew WK's jazz album. It's ok, but really it's more of a jazz noir soundtrack. It feels like it would be excellent music for a pensive point and click adventure.

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lol imagine dedicating your entire life to honorably serving the united states military and then getting shitcanned because of kid rock

The Washington Post@washingtonpost.com

Exclusive: Gen. Chris LaNeve, the Army’s No. 2 officer, allegedly told Army chief of staff Gen. Randy George that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not want the investigation into an unauthorized helicopter flyby of Kid Rock’s Tennessee estate to proceed. https://wapo.st/4ivDQ7D

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"should cyclists wear helmets" discourse is such a good one because the arguments for both positions are totally common-sense and unassailable, everyone just digs in.