Explore Financial Disclosures From President Trump and 1,500 of His Appointees - ProPublica
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Financial documents compiled by ProPublica reveal a myriad of relationships among Trump and his team that could create conflicts of interest β including ties between appointees and industries their agencies frequently interact with.
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09.03.2026 03:00 β
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Time to sit in a theater and watch Tommy Shelby do his thing.
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TIL they had dice towers in ancient Rome.
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The image shows a rectangular Roman dice tower (turricula) made of four copper alloy (bronze) plates with punched cut-out Latin letters and cut-out decorative patterns. At the bottom front is a stepped exit chute with small bronze bells attached to the opening. The tower is a Roman anti-cheating device. It has an open top and is hollow inside except for three staggered, downward-sloping plates, designed to randomize dice as they fall, ensuring unpredictable dice rolls. When the dice rolled out of the exit chute they rang the bells! There is a decorative dolphin either side of the stepped exit chute. The top of the front plate has two decorative pine cone finials. Height 25 cm. There is a single die shown next to the stepped base to illustrate how it was used.
The front inscription reads:
PICTOS VICTOS
HOSTIS DELETA
LVDITE SECVRI
Translated as: βThe Picts defeated, the enemy has been destroyed, play in safetyβ.
Around the top of the three remaining sides, a second inscription made with cut out letters reads:
βUTERI/FELIX/VIVASβ translated as βUse happily; may you live wellβ.
Found at a Roman villa at Froitzheim in Germany in 1985.
Roman anti-cheating gaming accessory!
This Roman βturriculaβ (dice tower) was used to ensure a fair roll of the dice! π²π²π²
Dice dropped into the top, tumbled over sloping internal levels, and appeared randomly below.
From Froitzheim, Germany, AD 300-400
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05.03.2026 13:39 β
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I'm not annoying, I just like to talk about Mogo and Rot Lop Fan and why...
ah yes, yes I see. I'll show myself out.
05.03.2026 06:01 β
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an image promoting a substack article titled β25 medieva manuscripts you can look at online right nowβ
i made a starter back of beautiful and unique manuscripts you can browse online! (with links) for anyone that wants a good way to spend an afternoon :)
open.substack.com/pub/weirdmed...
05.03.2026 03:52 β
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I would read that comic though
05.03.2026 04:57 β
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I read that twice before I realized you didn't mean you'd written comics with all three at the same time.
05.03.2026 04:54 β
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My wife says I like The Pitt because "where else do you see competent people in positions of authority trying to help?"
04.03.2026 22:09 β
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I have mineral structures in my oral cavity that I use to help process nourishment.
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My humanities thesis was a defense of Pelagianism...
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How Anthropicβs Kerfuffle With The Pentagon Became A Optics Headache For OpenAI
Plus: Popular Chinese open source models are helping mint billionaires.
AI behemoth Anthropic has come into the U.S. governmentβs line of fire. But thanks to wild turn of events over the last few days, the Anthropic-Pentagon kerfuffle has become a optics headache for OpenAI.
A full recap in the latest edition of The Prompt:
www.forbes.com/sites/the-pr...
04.03.2026 18:23 β
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Dario Amodei says Anthropic has a higher retention than OpenAI, emphasizing its "mission" as a way to reinforce staff loyalty and fend off competitors' offers (The Information)
Main Link | Techmeme Permalink
04.03.2026 03:41 β
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LLMs show bias in opioid prescribing
Testing large language models on acute-pain vignettes reveals biases in opioid recommendations that particularly affect marginalized groups.
Itβs unsettling to see LLMs scaling bias, not solving it.
A study of 3.4M outputs found models recommend more aggressive opioids to Black and LGBTQIA+ patients while simultaneously flagging them as high risk.
Clinical guardrails are needed to ensure these tools don't worsen disparities.
27.02.2026 15:53 β
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Greek Mogul On Why Iran Attacks, Elimination Of Gray Fleet Is Boosting Tanker Fortunes
The U.S.β latest attacks may raise gas prices at the pumps, but Trumpβs military operations have already helped boost shipping billionaire fortunes by $45 billion and counting.
1/ The U.S. ouster of Maduro in Venezuela and the attacks on Iran have been a boon for oil tanker billionaires. Tanker rates are up to record highs, tanker stocks are up by 60%+ so far this year and tanker resale prices are up to decade highs as well.
www.forbes.com/sites/giacom...
03.03.2026 14:39 β
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Startup MMI Wants To Use Mini Robots To Treat Alzheimer's
MMI is starting FDA-approved human trials for its tiny robot to use needles the size of eyelashes to help clear waste from the brains of Alzheimerβs patients.
*NEW* In my latest @forbes.com feature, I wrote about the startup thatβs starting early clinical trials to use a miniature robot to treat Alzheimerβs based on experimental operations done in China and elsewhere in Asia.
www.forbes.com/sites/amyfel...
03.03.2026 14:07 β
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After seeing so many things about it online, I finally started watching Traitors. It is akin to watching a high-stakes chess tournament between a bunch of people who only learned how to play chess yesterday but are convinced their three-hour class made them experts at it. (Complimentary)
03.03.2026 00:25 β
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Iranian Hackers Use Elon Muskβs Starlink To Stay Online
As the attacks continue, Iranians have turned to Space Xβs satellite internet technology β including one of the countryβs most notorious hacker crews, which is claiming retaliatory cyberattacks agains...
π¨NEWπ¨ One of Iran's most notorious hacker crews, linked by Israelis to Tehran's intelligence apparatus, is using Elon Musk's Starlink to stay online.
It also has a blue tick account on Elon Musk's X, where it's been advertising its unverified retaliatory hacks.
www.forbes.com/sites/thomas...
02.03.2026 20:40 β
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White House stalls release of approved US science budgets
The US Congress rejected sweeping cuts to science agencies. But the NIH, the NSF and NASA have had their spending slowed.
Congress rejected massive cuts to US science budgets for 2026, but much of the money still isnβt flowing to researchers.
The culprit? The White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is quietly slow-walking the release of funds. π§΅π
27.02.2026 16:06 β
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It appears a hospital in Teheran has now been hit.
www.nytimes.com/live/2026/03...
01.03.2026 21:17 β
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I think a part of this is the arbiters of cool in Gen X were always trying to find the next big thing before anyone else did. Discovering new sounds was part of the culture.
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You need to read the spiritual successor - Operation Bounce House. Takes this idea and runs with it for the streaming influencer era.
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The King is mad
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VA Secretary Collins Is Wrong About Veteran Suicide Prevention Funding - The American Prospect
These programs save lives, every day.
Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Doug Collins harps on one point: The VA spends too much money on its suicide prevention operations. But these initiatives keep the veteran suicide rate much lower than it would be otherwise.
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