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England should get another lion.

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A good example of why it’s harmful to human society to act like tech people know everything and give them the power to make antisocial decisions that affect virtually everyone. Not everything should be targeted for digitization, let alone automation.

In an interview, OpenAI CTO Mira Murati says "some creative jobs maybe will go away" due to AI, "but maybe they shouldn't have been there in the first place" (Kate Irwin/PCMag) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

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Matagi No Momiji, from Hokkaido, is a pink deer with a shotgun for hunting hunters.

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Many of our nation's sleepiest girlfriends are surviving on less than 10 blankets a day

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Dude was a surgical resident at the time, he's only 34, fucked up his whole medical career. Reaping and sowing you piece of shit, enjoy the next couple decades of regret. ✌️

READ THE INDICTMENT of Dr. Eithan Haim, who DOJ has charged with four counts of violating HIPAA by leaking stolen patient records from Texas Children's Hospital to Chris Rufo to attack gender-affirming care www.documentcloud.org/documents/24...

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New post: I’ve noticed that A.I. boosters put a lot of emphasis behind calling generative AI a new “general purpose technology.” That’s a load-bearing phrase. If we just call it “improved machine learning” then a lot of their grand pronouncements fall flat. open.substack.com/pub/davekarp...

What's in a name? "AI" versus "Machine Learning"open.substack.com Are large language models a new *general purpose technology,* or an incremental advancement on existing technologies?

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Anyone who needs an AI bot to tell them what to do with salmon, lemon, and tomatoes deserves whatever is coming to them honestly

Absolutely hilarious how lame all this sounds www.nytimes.com/2024/06/10/t...

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Holy shit: When Will Lewis was newly-hired Publisher and CEO of the Washington Post, he offered NPR media reporter David Folkenflik an exclusive story about the paper's future in exchange for him killing a story about Lewis' involvement in covering up criminal activity at Rupert Murdoch's tabloids.

'Washington Post' publisher tried to kill a story about allegations against him. It wasn’t the first time.www.npr.org The Post's new CEO Will Lewis tried to stop the paper from publishing a story about allegations he faces in Britain. It wasn't the first time he's attempted to head off unwanted coverage. I know, beca...

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nightmare (back cover⬇️⬇️⬇️)

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England's got a new queen

Preserved here, complete, for posterity.

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Sam Alito is a problem. The real question now is what the court does about it. If that makes things awkward at the court, so be it. It is more important than that. At Law Dork. Read and subscribe now: www.lawdork.com/p/sam-alito-...

Sam Alito is a problemwww.lawdork.com Chief Justice John Roberts must take responsibility for his court. If he does not, what follows will be his legacy — and we’ll have to deal with the fallout.

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alito's wife going to starbucks

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Let's go

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There's one thing I like about Kavanaugh: whereas Alito and Thomas spend all their time in protective billionaire cocoons, Kavanaugh still thinks he should be accepted and respected in suburban DC social life, and I know from his neighbors that he absolutely is not and he is acutely aware of that. 🥰

Very silly for Kavanaugh to be like "Brown v Board was unpopular too" when this Court's rulings are much more akin to Dred Scott www.nbcnews.com/politics/sup...

Brett Kavanaugh says unpopular rulings can later become 'fabric of American constitutional law'www.nbcnews.com The Supreme Court justice said that some decisions from the 1950s and ‘60s on civil and criminal rights, free speech and school prayer were unpopular when they were issued.

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The most passive-aggressive bridge in America

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this guy needs to be kept as far away from power as possible

Stephen Miller planning the Great Purge: Recruit ‘red state’ deportation army of law enforcement and National Guard to round up immigrants, rip them from their homes and community, and forcibly deport them. americasvoice.org/blog/stephen...

Stephen Miller Planning the Great Purge: Recruit ‘Red State’ Deportation Army To Round Up Immigrants, Rip Them from Their Homes and Community, and Forcibly Deport Them - America's Voiceamericasvoice.org Fringe sheriffs who believe they’re totally unaccountable to any state or federal authority hosted a right-wing conference in Las Vegas last week, where they made explicit calls for vigilante gangs “t...

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