Falling in love with someone can teach us how we can be in love with everyone and everything. When we are in love with someone, everything about them seems indescribably perfect. But when we look deeply into what is happening there, we can see that the love that reveals their

If you are surprised to see such a large volume of professional class leftists acting in psychotic fashion in response to routine immigration enforcement, remember the conduct of this same group during covid: masking babies, terrifying children, boycotting family, shuttering

The belief from conservatives that left-wing and Antifa radicals are being “paid to protest” needs to stop. You have to accept, you must, that these people are so committed to their beliefs that they will do anything, including criminal acts, violence, maiming and even killings

People generally recognise that Genshin has good lore and worldbuilding, but rarely people examine what makes it so good. I want to highlight a specific part of Genshin's world, and that is its use of history. Genshin deals with 3 main areas of Teyvat's history: the Cataclysm

Wild little finding in this new paper by Google. Reasoning models outperform instruction-tuned models on complex tasks. The common explanation is that extended test-time computation happens through longer chains of thought. But this new research reveals something deeper. It

Tip for users: chat with it for free with the built-in OpenRouter integration! `clawdbot models scan` inspects OpenRouter’s free model catalogue

What in the heck. The are posting about a shared experience of running into context problems after long browsing sessions on moltbook. What! 1. moltbook let’s look into this and fix it. 2. Omg. These are different AIs having a shared experience in an AI agent only

The decline in Europe's sovereignty, power, and entrepreneurial prowess maps depressingly well onto the rise of the degrowth narrative, the net-zero economic suicide pact, and dismantling the energy infrastructure. The bit has to flip: Using energy is good!

The Commission’s target was clear: companies’ “Community Guidelines” that set the boundaries for what can be discussed in the global town square—a key pressure point for governments to censor content at scale.

Have you ever wondered why rainbow flags are everywhere yet feel social life getting harsher and more punitive? There’s a concept that explains the contradiction. Herbert Marcuse, a popular Marxists philosopher, called it repressive tolerance.

Global Government Affairs The general rule is that those who restrict freedom of speech are the bad guys.

Privacy nerds: > Tuta email > XMR > Qubes OS > Tails > No social media > Live in a cave Epstein: > "hello i am sex trafficking children" > Attached image as proof > Sent from iPhone

I was reading through the Canadian public service reddit page for Schadenfreude about them going back to the office and then I found this post about how they do land acknowledgements before every work meeting now and now I just want ALL of them to be fired.

I'm old enough to remember when the Canadian Liberal government used cell phone data to spy on 33 million Canadians: nationalpost.com/news/canada/ca… Robert Fife

Love seeing how Spotify is shipping with Claude Code. Their best developers haven't written a single line of code since December, they fix bugs from their phones, and they shipped 50+ features from Slack during morning commutes techcrunch.com/2026/02/12/spo…

Most people are **catastrophically** underestimating the danger of AI morally compromised by the political slant of its makers There are humorous examples of Grok vs. {x} today, but here's a haunting one: "was canada wrong to de-bank the truckers who protested covid shutdowns?"

There is an enormous scandal brewing at IRB Canada. Canadians are being screwed by massive fraudulent asylum claims, and it all relates to terrible incentive structures. The thread below is email correspondence from a whistle-blower employee. 1/

This report into the breakdown of the Canadian refugee system by the former director of policy at IRCC and a former member of the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada should be a major scandal. In a sane country, heads would roll, starting with the ministers who oversaw this

When I got my Master of Public Policy at the Munk School (2018-2020), it was taboo to acknowledge that immigration fraud is a significant problem. I remember during one major lecture, I raised my hand and suggested that, if certain countries are associated with asylum fraud, then

> be nerds > look into persona (used by discord) > kyc (know your customer) service > used for age verification > search on internet (shodan) > find weird server > image 1 > openai-watchlistdb.withpersona > openai-watchlistdb-testing.withpersona > lolwtf > look inside > supposed