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1) Create an OnlyFans, 2) Post news reports on the account, 3) Make sure his son watches them.
December 2, 2025 at 7:40 PM
1) Create an OnlyFans, 2) Post news reports on the account, 3) Make sure his son watches them.
Markwayne, unless they were both literally Jesus, that seems quite unlikely.
December 2, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Markwayne, unless they were both literally Jesus, that seems quite unlikely.
If that happens (criminal charges after Trump's term), then they're not in office to pardon, so it would have to be a preemptive pardon.
December 2, 2025 at 2:44 AM
If that happens (criminal charges after Trump's term), then they're not in office to pardon, so it would have to be a preemptive pardon.
Ok now I kind of understand why their first go-to was "it's treason to say that the military shouldn't follow illegal orders!" if this was their next best plan.
December 1, 2025 at 8:15 PM
Ok now I kind of understand why their first go-to was "it's treason to say that the military shouldn't follow illegal orders!" if this was their next best plan.
When I spent some time in a dark sky park recently this was exactly my thought. I remember being in a dark area as a kid and actually seeing the real stars for the first time and that profound feeling... And now I can't help but have my attention constantly interrupted by satellites. Feels ruined.
December 1, 2025 at 2:35 AM
When I spent some time in a dark sky park recently this was exactly my thought. I remember being in a dark area as a kid and actually seeing the real stars for the first time and that profound feeling... And now I can't help but have my attention constantly interrupted by satellites. Feels ruined.
The first visualization that comes to my head is some sort of stone ruins. Like Machu Picchu.
November 30, 2025 at 8:58 PM
The first visualization that comes to my head is some sort of stone ruins. Like Machu Picchu.
Democratic leadership keeps interpreting polls that show people have a more moderate position than them as "we need to move to the center" when it should be "we need to advocate for things to move people to the left".
November 30, 2025 at 8:35 PM
Democratic leadership keeps interpreting polls that show people have a more moderate position than them as "we need to move to the center" when it should be "we need to advocate for things to move people to the left".
It would be inflationary unless offset by tax increases, which would ultimately mean that even if it's universal, people in higher tax brackets would end up paying more than they get. I think that's all good and working-as-intended.
November 30, 2025 at 2:58 AM
It would be inflationary unless offset by tax increases, which would ultimately mean that even if it's universal, people in higher tax brackets would end up paying more than they get. I think that's all good and working-as-intended.
Yet the people charged with selling it to people with wads of cash to burn found it so incredibly useful for their own jobs that now here we are...
November 30, 2025 at 2:27 AM
Yet the people charged with selling it to people with wads of cash to burn found it so incredibly useful for their own jobs that now here we are...
Those things should definitely be in the official strategy guide you buy from the publisher.
November 28, 2025 at 11:38 PM
Those things should definitely be in the official strategy guide you buy from the publisher.
Yeah, my understanding is it's still reasonably peer reviewed, just no gatekeeping on impact. Clearly some embarrassing mistakes happened here, never should even get past an editor.
November 27, 2025 at 10:42 PM
Yeah, my understanding is it's still reasonably peer reviewed, just no gatekeeping on impact. Clearly some embarrassing mistakes happened here, never should even get past an editor.
Scientific Reports isn't a "high-value pub". Nature.com doesn't mean Nature the journal.
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November 27, 2025 at 10:02 PM
Scientific Reports isn't a "high-value pub". Nature.com doesn't mean Nature the journal.
Yes, everyone has been copying from the Internet forever. I have not met any other developers who think of LLMs as "not different". Any project beyond hello world is going to involve some understanding of what you're copying to make pieces work together.
November 26, 2025 at 11:55 PM
Yes, everyone has been copying from the Internet forever. I have not met any other developers who think of LLMs as "not different". Any project beyond hello world is going to involve some understanding of what you're copying to make pieces work together.
The problem is that this is also true for what AI creates. So, you tell AI to create something, and now it's a ton of work to debug properly (validate). Sure, maybe it "works", but you're taking a huge risk that it's introduced something harder to spot when you didn't write the original draft.
November 26, 2025 at 10:45 PM
The problem is that this is also true for what AI creates. So, you tell AI to create something, and now it's a ton of work to debug properly (validate). Sure, maybe it "works", but you're taking a huge risk that it's introduced something harder to spot when you didn't write the original draft.
This was enforced so hard in grade school, kids bullied or excluded from social groups for making the wrong choices on one of these things. Obviously the correct takeaway is that those social groups weren't worth being part of, but man is that hard to understand as a teen/preteen.
November 26, 2025 at 8:07 PM
This was enforced so hard in grade school, kids bullied or excluded from social groups for making the wrong choices on one of these things. Obviously the correct takeaway is that those social groups weren't worth being part of, but man is that hard to understand as a teen/preteen.
For this specific question I doubt it, but my comment was about challenges in survey research more generally. If you're asking about, say, behaviors that affect health you might overestimate something that respondents think is funny as more prevalent than it is.
November 26, 2025 at 1:18 AM
For this specific question I doubt it, but my comment was about challenges in survey research more generally. If you're asking about, say, behaviors that affect health you might overestimate something that respondents think is funny as more prevalent than it is.
Also that people make shit up all the time for polls. "Haha yeah I believe in bigfoot" is going to be some proportion of the response and it's hard to know where that line is.
November 25, 2025 at 11:11 PM
Also that people make shit up all the time for polls. "Haha yeah I believe in bigfoot" is going to be some proportion of the response and it's hard to know where that line is.
Also they say "half of GDP growth" and hope you hear just "half of GDP": these are huge companies but also we'd be okay if they collapsed for not doing anything useful besides lighting money on fire.
November 24, 2025 at 11:22 PM
Also they say "half of GDP growth" and hope you hear just "half of GDP": these are huge companies but also we'd be okay if they collapsed for not doing anything useful besides lighting money on fire.
November 24, 2025 at 5:23 PM
It's far more damaging to watch Grok heap praise on him for things he's obviously not qualified. Like asking Grok who is better at basketball, Elon or Lebron. Or where Elon ranks among the greatest NFL QBs. The insecurity it reveals is more damaging than any vulgarity could ever be.
November 24, 2025 at 5:21 PM
It's far more damaging to watch Grok heap praise on him for things he's obviously not qualified. Like asking Grok who is better at basketball, Elon or Lebron. Or where Elon ranks among the greatest NFL QBs. The insecurity it reveals is more damaging than any vulgarity could ever be.
The point is to hunt pedophiles, not Republicans. Multiple cases now of the media just taking the GOP's word for it that this is an anti-GOP tactic, it's not, let's find everyone who abused kids and get them out of government and into jail.
November 24, 2025 at 4:50 PM
The point is to hunt pedophiles, not Republicans. Multiple cases now of the media just taking the GOP's word for it that this is an anti-GOP tactic, it's not, let's find everyone who abused kids and get them out of government and into jail.
AAA has California up similar numbers to what you quote; down by about the same amount where I live. Varies based on refinery and source of oil. Not sure where AAA gets data, though, the numbers look similar to the federal source I linked before so it might just be that.
November 24, 2025 at 4:09 PM
AAA has California up similar numbers to what you quote; down by about the same amount where I live. Varies based on refinery and source of oil. Not sure where AAA gets data, though, the numbers look similar to the federal source I linked before so it might just be that.
A lot of us rely on Aaron's summaries so we don't have to watch, though. I read without any sound, I can see the graphic but not any context besides what Aaron transcribes. So I very much appreciate his clarification!
November 24, 2025 at 4:03 PM
A lot of us rely on Aaron's summaries so we don't have to watch, though. I read without any sound, I can see the graphic but not any context besides what Aaron transcribes. So I very much appreciate his clarification!