i feel like my kid's fifth grade teacher really dodged a bullet. they covered the geography of the US southeast, including the Gulf of Mexico, like a month ago. it'd be a no-win situation if she had to teach it now.
If Trump passed an executive order claiming "yuge" the official spelling of TWFKAH (the word formerly known as "huge"), would @merriamwebster just comply, maybe listing the h-version as an alternate or archaic spelling?
But Google, Google, isdoubleplusgoodd. https://mstdn.social/@GottaLaff/113903238775301885
yes, of course the shit they do is outrageous. but they love to be raged at. they thirst for our anger.
the shit they do is also stupid, pathetic, and hilarious.
they don't love to be laughed at. we love to laugh.
win-win!
You just earned 18 points.
i think we should commit to $2T Made-In-America AI capex, just to prove to China we can't be bowed.
Galaxygate, mofos.
@jonshell the occult applications of generative AI are badly underexplored.
May I speak to the person in charge of your cleaning services?
@jonshell i can see that!
maybe i’m still not sold on the lambo minivan though.
it’s a paradox, but ads subtract.
“To predict the consequences of an invasion and seizure of Greenland is unthinkable because it’s like asking ‘what would happen if gravity smelled like Roquefort?’ And yet!” @profmusgrave https://musgrave.substack.com/p/the-green-dawn-scenario
@landley do small services have to have anything to do with cloudflare?
How expensive would it be to run a full-size DeepSeek-R1 on ones own hardware or rented server?
Instead of paying giant service providers, could small communities of people affordably run their own, for privacy and ideally customization?
you know you are strong when everybody hates you.
You'd think before sending repatriation flights, someone would make a phone call? It wouldn't be, like, "Hi! We're here! Can we come in?"
@Phil @realcaseyrollins you guys are all so nice.
abundance is awesome and i support it, but presuming abundance will overwhelm distributional concerns is a bet we’ve already taken that works out poorly, both from an abundance and distributional perspective.
i am radically for the equitable abundance agenda!
@realcaseyrollins the humans are mostly very nice people. but each humans is a potentially dangerous criminal alien with respect to nearly all communities.
The American consumer looks forward to valuable innovations.
potentially dangerous criminal aliens are mostly very nice people.