Stephen Judkins
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golikehellmachine.com
lmao, kristi noem wanted a black bloc fight and got an inflatable rave instead. fuck you DHS, rip city forever.
courtneyvaughn.bsky.social
Streets are still closed off in front of the Portland ICE facility at 8:30pm. Protesters have gathered on a side street. Dance party in progress.
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
I cannot comment on its quality when I was probably 12 last time I ate there.. It felt fancy to eat in a restaurant with so many different rooms
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
Still blows my mind there's a dense neighborhood a couple blocks away. When I was a kid the Old Spaghetti Factory felt like miles from anything
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
I'm tired of hating these people so much. I don't want to be bombarded with justifiable reasons to hate anyone all day every day. I just want them to go away
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
The Secretary of Defense is a civilian position and should appear in civilian apparel when acting in their official capacity
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
[bong rip] what if any two people's interior subjective experiences and interpretation of reality are radically different but other parts of our brains condition us to act consistently with each other in a society
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
Portland (derogatory) vs Portland (laudatory)
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
These chuds wanted Portlanders to take the bait (black bloc morons getting tv highlights burning things) but instead Portlanders got these chuds to take the bait (look ridiculous acting scared of weirdos in bizarre costumes and in various stages of undress)
ronfilipkowski.bsky.social
Kristi Noem confronts enemy combatants in the Portland war zone today.
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
This post sent me down this fun wikipedia rabbit hole
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
I do not want to minimize the fears of my trans friends and acquaintances in this dangerous moment, but fundamentally I remain optimistic that Americans are pretty friendly and tolerant to your aspirations to live happy and prosperous lives. I hope this moment will pass.
samshirazi.bsky.social
I know everyone has moved on

But according to new CNU Virginia poll

Spanberger is up +13% on handling trans issue

It is top of mind for only 3% of voters

After GOP spent 2 months and millions pushing message

Perhaps why they have shifted focus in recent days…
bluevirginia.bsky.social
Kinda surprising in the new Wason Center poll: Spanberger leads Earle-Sears on who "would do a better job handling....transgender policy” - by 13 points! But only 3% say “transgender policy” is "top of mind" for them, so simply not a big issue. bluevirginia.us/2025/10/new-...
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
Pretty common, Oregon ANG has F-15s that take off regularly
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
Your take is reasonable but, optimistically, if they DO manage to touch it will only be through a long and gradual process
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
I'm pretty YIMBY but honestly I'd be little annoyed if a dog daycare with an outdoor play area opened up directly next to my home. This is not a quiet line of business! There are externalities there!
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
It's such a crazy coincidence! Imagine if your personal preferences and those of the incredibly wealthy benefactors who bankrolled your entire career lined up exactly with the clear text of the US constitution!
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zohrankmamdani.bsky.social
My statement on the two year anniversary of October 7, 2023.
“Two years ago today, Hamas carried out a horrific war crime, killing more than 1,100 Israelis and kidnapping 250 more. I mourn these lives and pray for the safe return of every hostage still held and for every family whose lives were torn apart by these atrocities.

In the aftermath of that day, Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Israeli government launched a genocidal war: adeath toll that now far exceeds 67,000; with the Israeli military bombing homes, hospitals, and schools into rubble. Every day in Gaza has become a place where grief itself has run out of language. I mourn these lives and pray for the families that have been shattered. Our government has been complicit through it all.

This must end. The occupation and apartheid must end. Peace must be pursued through diplomacy, not war crimes, and our government must act to end these atrocities and hold those responsible to account.

These last two years have demonstrated the very worst of humanity. We must answer it by modeling the very best: a relentless pursuit of our higher ideals and an unwavering commitment to universal human rights.”
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
More businesses could certainly opt for containerization. And containerization could take other forms (something like the "moving containers" that are dropped off and picked up right now)
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
Someone's dealing with Uber's vehicle costs, though! If their plan is a revolving door of drivers who are getting a terrible exploitative deal due to their depreciating cars, that really can't last forever
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
I strongly suspect their entire setup will get a whole lot cheaper, especially with the solid-state LIDAR coming soon
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interfluidity.com
at some level, i just don’t understand why we aren’t better than we are.
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
Got it. We'll see how that goes but it facing the same economic pressures, just a decade or two behind. Hydrogen-based processes look competitive now and will be more competitive in the future
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
No, it already is, coal plants have a ton of depreciation and deferred maintenance and they're being shut down very quickly for that reason today
stephenjudkins.bsky.social
I think you're both kind of right, it will be both a challenge and opportunity. Something that's economically viable at 80% capacity factor is going to work extremely well with a future grid. Might see factories that furlough workers for a month every winter or whatever. We'll see