Wikipedia editors are fighting to call the Bondi Beach massacre a "shooting" not a "terror attack." Editors are also working to keep the suspects names off the entry—like they did with Iryna Zarutska. So far, they've been mostly successful, as the names are far down the page.

The theoretical part about using gravity to hold something at a prior point in time for stealth recon was impressive to hear. Starts at 28:50

Letters of Marque should also be issued to go after the Chinese fishing fleets that are vacuuming the oceans dry of any marine life, destroying entire ecosystems as they move like a plague of locusts over the seas That is intolerable, will destroy our oceans, and must be

Just found out about Zampella. What a terrible way to go. May he rest in peace.

When you ask AI something like, "why is x <specific claim>" it's the same as asking, "what are the strongest arguments that x is <specific claim>". AI will almost always agree with the specific claim, or at least not push back. You can give it opposing claims and AI will run

Democrats spent years convincing women and minorities we need Marxism by casting white men as the common enemy. Now they’re desperate for the vote of those same white boogeymen. Perhaps telling them their existence is “toxic” wasn’t a good idea.

If your brain is mush, then everything is slop to you.

"The United States of America has successfully carried out a large scale strike against Venezuela and its leader, President Nicolas Maduro, who has been, along with his wife, captured and flown out of the Country. This operation was done in conjunction with U.S. Law Enforcement.

Nicolas Maduro on board the USS Iwo Jima.

JUST IN: General "Raizin" Caine gives a detailed breakdown of the U.S. attack on Venezuela, says they were so detailed that they knew what Maduro ate and where his pets were. - 150 aircraft involved. - U.S. forces arrived at Maduro's compound at 1;01 a.m. - Helicopters came

If you were never good at "spot the difference" picture games, you'll definitely struggle determining if a picture was AI generated.

The first thing I wanted to see on Bloomberg's home page, or at least close to it, was anything about the ⁠Japanese Snap General Election…. What do I get?? Some tabloid politics, an article about a dick pill company, and some FUD and bitching from people who don't understand

Rocket at the end was great! youtube.com/watch?v=MXWRjt…

Robin Hanson just did podcast on prediction markets about a week ago that only has ~100 views so far youtube.com/watch?v=ebH5e8…