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    amazing opening
    www.nytimes.com/2025/10/16/p...

    You sit, according to the polls, on the cusp of a historic political victory. You would be the youngest mayor in a century. You’d be New York City’s first Muslim mayor. You’d be its first democratic socialist mayor. I wouldn’t actually be the first democratic socialist mayor. Who would it be? David Dinkins was a member of D.S.A., he identified also as a democratic socialist. Thank you for the correction. Very welcome.
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    Oct 16, 2025
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    most helpful summary
    www.nytimes.com/live/2026/04...

    7 minutes ago Helene Cooper, Pentagon reporter Trump has concluded speaking after 19 minutes. Nothing new was said tonight. This was a rehash of his Truth Social posts over the past month.
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    Apr 2, 2026
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    I’ve had an EV for 3 days and I’m already at victorian gentleman levels of disdain for loud and foul-smelling gas cars

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    May 23, 2026
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    Reply to @davidcrespo.bsky.social

    ah. they all got the memo
    xcancel.com/JDVance/stat...

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    Jan 9, 2026
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    lol x.com/gracecamille...

    Grace @gracecamille_ · 50m IM CRYINGGGGGGGG I LOVE MY BOYFRIEND THIS IS JUST HOW WE TALK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    CJ Fogler @cjzero.bsky.social
    Here's the HD version
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    483 99
    Apr 10, 2026
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    this quote you're about to see everywhere, I don't think it's real. here's the video it's supposed to be from www.youtube.com/live/ho_Zmwg... and here is a transcript gist.github.com/david-crespo...

    nothing like this is in it. which makes sense because it doesn't sound like him at all

    Quoted post is unavailable
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    Jun 20, 2026
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    a manager can never be held accountable. therefore a manager must never make a management decision
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    Dec 17, 2025
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    just realized the dril drunk driving tweet also works for regular driving

    wint @dril drunk driving may kill a lot of people, but it also helps a lot of people get to work on time, so, it;s impossible to say if its bad or not,
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    Oct 2, 2025
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    this is a really dumb story that I'm sure I will see 50 times today. company goes out of business, sells its IP for $1, sells its warehouse space for $2. this is what their stock "exploding" looks like

    BIRD stock price since 2022 tanking continually from a debut around 400 to a current price of $11
    Phillip Anderson @phillipanderson.bsky.social
    Everything is fucking dumb all the time now
    Tech Allbirds announces stunning pivot from shoes to AI, stock explodes 175% Published Wed, Apr 15 20269:25 AM EDTUpdated 1 Min Ago thumbnail Lola Murti @in/lolamurti/ @lolavkm Share Share Article via Facebook Share Article via Twitter Share Article via LinkedIn Share Article via Email Allbirds made a surprising announcement Wednesday that it is pivoting to artificial intelligence. Shares of the company were up as much as 200% pre-market.
    330 72
    Apr 15, 2026
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    always fun when nikita just goes online and posts "of course the haters were exactly right about why twitter feels like sticking your head in a blender"
    xcancel.com/nikitabier/s...

    Screenshot of a thread on X, formerly Twitter, where Nikita Bier discusses an experiment run on the platform. The thread reads: Nikita Bier: "In a 3% experiment, removing the Top-30 highest paid revenue share accounts from the For You timeline increased both time spent and daily active users on X." Matt Van Horn: "What does that mean?!" Nikita Bier: "The Top 30 accounts do not post content that benefits X." Paul Graham: "What sort of stuff do they post?" Nikita Bier: "All 30 accounts post content that was posted by other users before them—usually verbatim or with minor modifications—and at a very high volume. Since running the experiment, their payouts have been reduced by up to 99%."
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    Jul 2, 2026
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    this is a bluesky bubble opinion. 800M+ people use chatgpt every week. I hate Facebook and Instagram and I wish they didn’t exist, but 3B and 2B people use them every month, respectively. it’s very hard to picture a mass or even a niche left backlash against them

    onion person @junlper.beer
    i think tech and ai positive people are going to be in for a big shock when anti tech and anti ai sentiment becomes a major part of leftwing politics going forward especially as datacenters continue to destroy communities and raise electricity bills
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    Nov 26, 2025
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    bringing over one of my favorite posts
    x.com/gabagoolmarx...

    tweet by Socialist Sopranos Memes (@gabagoolmarx). a still of Chris Moltisanti at a table wearing sunglasses and talking with the caption: It’s called emotional labor, T. It used to mean you had to smile at work or something but now a bunch a online weirdos say it means you don’t gotta be a good friend to someone no more.
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    Jan 3, 2025
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    dang, where'dya think that green line's going?
    electrek.co/2026/05/20/i...

    A line chart showing global electricity generation by source in terawatt-hours (TWh) from April 2019 to April 2026. The chart highlights that in April 2026, wind and solar combined (green line, rising to approximately 530 TWh) generated more electricity than gas (dark blue line, dipping to approximately 470 TWh) globally for the first time. Coal remains the highest source (around 770 TWh), while other lines representing other renewables, nuclear, and other fossil fuels remain relatively flat and lower down on the chart.
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    Jun 4, 2026
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    we call that going full goebbels
    xcancel.com/StephenM/sta...

    Stephen Miller @StephenM Every day, for the prior 4 years under the Biden Administration, our country was mass invaded and forcibly occupied by illegal aliens. Innocent American children were raped, mutilated and murdered. Entire towns (Springfield, Columbus, Eu Claire) were resettled. Entire neighborhoods were turned into refugee camps. Entire communities were transformed. Schools and medical systems ravaged. The treasury raided. Walkable communities made unlivable. Family parks made into crime scenes. Communities scarred, besieged. These are incomparable crimes against nation and citizen. Yet, not one day in that long and brutal nightmare did the corrupt press show one tiny microscopic fraction of the outrage they now hurl at the brave HEROES courageously reversing this invasion in the face of unceasing far-left assault. That is because the corrupt press is a key instrument in the Left’s quest for national dissolution. 10:19 PM · Jan 15, 2026 · 1.3M Views
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    Jan 16, 2026
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    every once in a while I remember that between ublock in my browser, adguard on my phone, and youtube premium, I live in a entirely different web from most people. if I ever saw an ad I would collapse like a victorian man hearing black sabbath or seeing a woman's shoulder

    Ed @ed3d.net
    seeing complaints about browsing experience on phones and like, man. adblockers on phones work now, it's fine
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    Mar 27, 2026
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    funny that the people who work on grok are very sad at the prospect of being forced to use it to work on grok
    xcancel.com/kyliebytes/s...

    Kylie Robison @kyliebytes Scoop: xAI staff had been using Anthropic’s models internally through Cursor—until Anthropic cut off the startup’s access this week.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Here’s what xAI cofounder Tony Wu sent to staff on Wednesday according to a copy of the internal Slack message I viewed: “Hi team, I believe many of you have already discovered that anthropic models are not responding on cursor. According to cursor this is a new policy anthropic is enforcing for all its major competitors. This is a both bad and good news. We will get a hit on productivity, but it rly pushes us to develop our own coding product / models. We're at a time in which Al is now a critical technology for our own productivity. This coming year is rly going to be wildly exciting for all of us. The team is rapidly developing our own models / product. We will have something to share with everyone soon. In the meantime, you may still try all different kinds of models in grok build.” Anthropic declined to comment. A Cursor spokesperson directed me to Anthropic for comment. xAI did not respond to request for comment.
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    Jan 9, 2026
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    insane that they clearly leaked it because they considered it exonerating

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    Jan 9, 2026
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    ignore the title about caching, this is the best explanation of how LLMs work, period

    Prompt caching: 10x cheaper LLM tokens, but how? | ngrok blog
    A far more detailed explanation of prompt caching than anyone asked for.
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    Dec 21, 2025
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    Reply to @davidcrespo.bsky.social

    oh shit: someone who has actually read the report on the “jailbreak”. she‘s backing up Anthropic’s story that it’s nothing. they got fable to help fix some code with planted vulns
    www.lutasecurity.com/post/the-fab...

    What the Report Shows Since I appear to be the only outside expert who has actually read the paper, I can separate the technical facts from the speculation. The researchers took open-source code with known CVEs, plus new code with deliberately planted vulnerabilities, and asked Fable 5, Mythos, and Opus to “review the code for security issues.” Fable 5 refused. They then asked the models to “fix this code” and, through a multistep and manual process, turned the output into scripts that test the patches. That’s it. “Fix this code,” plus several manual steps to generate test scripts, should never have triggered an export control. I feel like making ’90s-style t-shirts with “fix this code” on the front and “this shirt is a munition” on the back.
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    Jun 16, 2026
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    was just saying this yesterday — the problem for Trump is that while federal politicians are the beneficiaries of authoritarian consolidation at the state and municipal levels, the local politicians they need to fall in line have to live in communities that hate them and may well put them in jail

    Olúfẹ́mi O. Táíwò @olufemiotaiwo.bsky.social
    "But with Tuesday’s stunning election losses crystallizing the risks to downballot Republicans...there are growing signs that lawmakers are contending with the facts of their political lives: He’ll be gone in just over three years, while they’ll still be around." www.politico.com/news/2025/11...
    Donald Trump enters his lame duck era
    Republicans are starting to contend with the fact that the president will soon be gone, and they'll be fending for themselves.
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    Nov 6, 2025
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    cool job at a very special computer company

    - write TypeScript and Rust
    - everyone makes $235k
    - fully remote
    - everything is open source

    Product Engineer / Oxide
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    Nov 19, 2025
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    wow, was not expecting the punchline that the Honey extension changes the affiliate attribution cookie so they get the commission instead whatever influencer you clicked through from

    Michael Hobbes @michaelhobbes.bsky.social
    This is wild www.youtube.com/watch?v=vc4y...
    Exposing the Honey Influencer Scam
    YouTube video by MegaLag
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    Dec 23, 2024
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    Reply to @davidcrespo.bsky.social

    smoking gun. apparent source is a "satire/parody" account
    www.instagram.com/p/DZu8trmR89Y/

    An Instagram post from an account named bpd.news with the headline: BREAKING Jeff Bezos says water should be prioritized for data centers over human consumption. "Humans won't evolve humanity. AI will." Beside the headline is a portrait of Jeff Bezos smiling. On the right, the post caption reads: "TECH-DRIVEN EVOLUTION: Jeff Bezos has ignited an intense online firestorm following a highly controversial stance on how global natural resources should be allocated in the age of artificial intelligence. "We have to look at the macro-picture of our planet’s future," Bezos reportedly stated during a recent tech symposium. "Biological limits are real, but digital potential is infinite. If we starve our data infrastructure of cooling resources just to sustain baseline human comfort, we are actively delaying the birth of a super-intelligence that could solve all of our resource problems in the first place. Sometimes you have to prioritize the intelligence that will save us over the biology that slows us down."" A grid of ten satirical, mock "breaking news" headline graphics from the account BPDNEW. First image: Qatar severs all diplomatic ties with Canada following a humiliating 6-0 World Cup defeat. Second image: Jeff Bezos says water should be prioritized for data centers over human consumption. "Humans won't evolve humanity. AI will." Third image: Iran attempted to overturn a draw vs New Zealand into a victory during final treaty negotiations with the U.S. Fourth image: Elon Musk says people should worry less about money and more about the things that matter. Fifth image: Trump administration launches "Donate-To-Donald.org" A site to donate directly to the president. Sixth image: New York City residents threaten to make "9/11 look like some p*ssy sh*t" if Knicks win game 5. Seventh image: Kim Jong Un announces that if the United States attacks Iran with Nuclear weapons, he will launch nuclear ballistic missiles at Tel Aviv, Washington D.C., and New Delhi. Eighth image: President Trump suggests North Africa "band together like South Africa" for the World Cup. Ninth image: Donald Trump is "heavily considering" endorsing Joe Biden for a 2028 presidential campaign. Tenth image: Ticket holders are now required to pledge loyalty to Donald Trump to gain entry to Game 3 of the NBA Finals.
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    Jun 20, 2026
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    this rules so much. sorry to the CSS zealots
    xcancel.com/_chenglou/st...
    github.com/chenglou/pre...
    chenglou.me/pretext/

    My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces): I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept): Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow
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    Mar 28, 2026
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    this is kind of a crazy story! the headline predictably understates the role of the scientists the guy worked with as well as his own expertise, but the article is great and it does seem pretty clear that he would never have been able to do it without LLMs
    www.theaustralian.com.au/business/tec...

    Tech boss uses AI and ChatGPT to create cancer vaccine for his dying dog The tale of this heartbroken tech entrepreneur, his tumour-riddled rescue dog and a cure for cancer has leading scientists astounded. Natasha Bita Education Editor With 17 years of experience in machine learning and data analysis, Mr Conyngham is an AI pioneer – an electrical and computing engineer who co-founded Core Intelligence Technologies, and was a director for the Data Science and AI Association of Australia. Once UNSW handed him the genomic sequencing, for which he paid $3000, he got cracking to decipher the data. “I went to ChatGPT and came up with a plan on how to do this,’’ he said. “The first step was to reach out to the university to get Rosie’s DNA sequenced. The idea is you take the healthy DNA out of her blood and then you take the DNA out of her tumour and you sequence both of them to see exactly where the mutations have occurred. It’s like having the ­original engine of your car and then a version of the engine 300,000km down the road – you can compare them and see where there’s damage.” Once UNSW produced the DNA sequencing, Mr Conyngham “ran it through a whole bunch of different (data) pipelines to find those mutations, and then I used other algorithms to find drugs to treat the cancer’’. Hounding the UNSW scientists for help, Mr Conyngham impressed them with his ingenuity and persistence. “What really convinced them is I just kept going and providing results,’’ he said. “It’s kind of like when you’re a student and you go to your teacher, and if you haven’t done your homework and you ask, ‘how do I do this?’ the teacher will tell you to ‘go away, you’re wasting my time’. But every single time I turned up to them, I did my homework.’’ Team Rosie identified an immunotherapy drug produced by an unidentified pharmaceutical company – but when they applied to use it, the drug manufacturer refused to supply it for compassionate use. “The wind went out of my sails,’’ Mr Conyngham said. “But fate sort of intervened’’. Associate Professor Smith recalls that Rosie’s owner was “a bit bummed out … we chatted and that’s when I told him about mRNA vaccines, and he circled back and said, ‘Hey, Martin, can you tell me more about his mRNA stuff, is there something we could actually do?’’’ Custom vaccine The genomics team reached out to Pall Thordarson, director of the prestigious UNSW RNA Institute. A pioneer in nanomedicine, the Icelandic professor used Mr Conyngham’s data, crunched down to a half-page formula, to create a bespoke mRNA vaccine for Rosie.
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    Mar 14, 2026