Yet another fantastic and timely post from Helen.

I don't think Colin is a "Nazi," but If all my former close friends who've known me since early grade school believed I was a Nazi, I feel like that would give me a lot of pause and drive a lot of introspection.

I've heard a handful of stories about some pretty influential corporations encouraging employees to innovate their roles through vibe-coding and I find it really surprising. Gotta imagine some shocking catastrophes will fall out of this trend before they crack down on it.

This guy is a deepity generating machine. The desire to win arguments can be optimized in at least a couple different ways, one of which being the process of making sure one is actually correct, because it's much easier to win an argument when you're right.

Tell me you've never been clinically depressed without telling me you've never been clinically depressed.

Hot sauce, obviously.

The demand creates the supply.

I don't get it. I would kind of like to give up my case but small drops would significantly damage it and lower trade in value. I keep a lightweight case and my phone stays in perfect condition for 2-3 years no problem. Also, the cameras make the back uneven without a case.

It must be pretty embarrassing at this point to be one of the people who lost a lot of money on NFTs around 2022.

This kind of tweet almost makes me wonder if it's written by doomers as a straw man for them to seem more legitimate. AI isn't 'taking over' and if or when we do innovate 'Strong AI,' it'll have the goals we assign to it and whether or not it's benevolent will depend on those.

I was a fan of GWAR back in the early days. Sad the singer died. Their shtick is shock for the sake of shock and they've mock-murdered just about every public figure ever on stage. The most entertaining one was probably Michael Jackson just because of the way they did it lol.

This guy might be the edgiest idiot on the Internet.

Language aside, worrying that there may not be an election in 2028 is pretty reasonable imo.

A lot of adults learning about legal liability for the first time today.

TL;DR "My Lyft driver is a liar."