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They are still writing thousands of words about him being a serious man who prostitutes himself and so forth, when for damn near fifteen years I’ve shown you left, right, and sideways he’s a clown without an original thought in his head.

call me, coward

this unbelievable piece of fucking shit

"You can code an LLM to basically be an RNA-like antivirus capable of running live on a user's system. Oh also raw text is dangerous and executable again."

I have come away from my last conference cautiously optimistic about how useful AI can be in reversing malware and extremely scared about all of the new attack surface being created in the use and deployment of AI tools.

You cannot talk like this about any other minority in America.

And if it was any other president’s adviser who said something like this about any other minority, it’d be the instant end of their presidency.

A feature of my patented Hyde Park-Kenwood, Chicago political tour : Jackson's headquarters, Farrakhan's home and headquarters, and Obama's house are basically equidistant from each other within a two-block radius. You could write a great book about Black Chicago around this complicated axis...

The word they wished they could use was "uppity." (Also, another word.)

Fire the Consultants Why do Democrats promote campaign advisors who lose races?

(First thing we do, fire all the consultants. Same as 2004, only worse.)

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On the Democratic Party Style I spent yesterday tearing my hair out over the Democrats’ response to Trump’s State of the Union Address. I could say a lot about their choice of respondent and the substance of the response. But I wa...

I agree. Democratic politicians don't speak like human beings. They give off squirrellyness like a stink. Their spokespeople suffer from a soft bigotry of low expectations. It has to stop. "Leaders" who can only criticize fascism in passive voice harm democracy.

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What do you call warehouses full of humans?

Warehouses full of people who don't get due process are concentration camps, full stops.

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The Nationwide Revolt Against Flock Safety Cameras From New York to Alabama to Arizona, everyday people are mounting a local resistance to the company’s mass surveillance. And sometimes, they take matters into their own hands.

Something to understand about this newborn saturation of surveillance cameras is that it takes place as crime rates have independently, shrunk to levels not seen for decades, and cities like Baltimore lower it even further with community-based "interruptor" tactics.

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Elon's site is now saturated with paeons to the glorious genius bringing world peace with his brilliant strike in Iran, and eliminationist rants about freedom-hating quisling Democrats who were too stupid and cowardly to do it themselves.

Sam Altman, who I do not support, was right to step in to help Donald Trump, who I do not support, when the drone-loving shitlibs at Anthropic refused to supply fully autonomous death drones, which I also do not support.

by Glenn Greenwald

My 2024 support for Donald Trump, who I do not support, has not aged as well as my continued support for Vladimir Putin, who I also do not support.

by Glenn Greenwald

Tucker Carlson, Quincy Institute, Candace Owens, and millions of others just experienced the completion of this seven year plan

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Has anyone checked in on Caitlin?

Imagine having one of our best living actors respond to you winning an award their presenting this way. A small, sweet moment. Good for Michael B. Jordan.

🧵 Dev diary: Bsky2MD converter. Idea: get bsky post URL in, download entire thread and turn it into a MD file ready to be turned into a blog post or whatever. My personal use case is to channel my inner Simon Willison and have all kinds of random notes synced with my blog.

Wow amazing! An awesome science tool produced by awesome scientists with the help of the awesome nbdev :D

If you've ever tried to version control a Jupyter Notebook and been frustrated by it, you might want to look into switching to Quarto. The files are just plain text, so they're totally readable for reviewing changes in git. 'Tis peak 👨🏻‍🍳💋

nbdev: Create Delightful Software With Jupyter Notebooks #python Create delightful software with Jupyter Notebooks. Contribute to AnswerDotAI/nbdev development by creating an account on GitHub.

nbdev: Create Delightful Software With Jupyter Notebooks #python

This is great news! Too few ML practitioners know what a gamechanger nbdev can be. Years ago at AMD I used nbdev (version 1?) to implement an early prototype of FSR4 realtime super resolution. It was self-explanatory (e.g. with diagrams showing examples of jittering and temporal super resolution)…

nbdev v3 is released!

The big change is that nbdev now uses pyproject.toml, not settings.ini, for all config. (nbdev v1 predates pyproject's support for project metadata, so we used our own settings file.)

v3's `nbdev_migrate_config` automates migration
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Amid the turmoil, Sam Beyda, a 24-year-old who has never previously worked in public health, has assumed a prominent role at the agency, according to current and former officials. While at the CDC, O'Neill was often absent, those officials said, and he deputized Beyda to run much of the agency's day-to-day operations for him, people familiar with the matter said. Beyda, a 2023 graduate of Columbia University, is based in Washington, D.C., but frequently travels to the CDC's Atlanta headquarters. An internal document in November listed Beyda as leading five of 16 new strategic initiatives, including updating the CDC's agencywide response to outbreaks and crises, downsizing animal research and enhancing surveillance of novel pathogens. Some longtime CDC staffers have credited Beyda with being a quick study and making an effort to ask questions and learn on the ioh Ona coninr novear And ofniol enid Pando

But others say Beyda isn't qualified for a senior role that is often filled by someone with a master's in public health or years of experience in the federal government. Beyda executed January's widespread grant cuts to state and local health departments that the CDC then quickly rescinded, people familiar with the matter said. The administration moved forward about two weeks later with roughly $600 million in grant cuts to four states led by Democrats, a move now held up in court. Beyda was also deeply involved in a chaotic wave of firings at the CDC during the October government shutdown, according to people familiar with the matter, which saw more than a thousand employees laid off only for hundreds to later be reinstated. Beyda is one of at least a dozen political appointees at the agency, representing a larger number than in previous administrations, according to two current employees. The new political appointees wield significant power over the CDC's

Letting a 24 year old lead hundreds of millions of grants cuts at CDC…

DOGE never left

I prefer non-lethal distractions from the tRUMPSTEIN Files like renaming the Gulf of Mexico, making Canada the 51st state & buying Greenland. Sure it was hugely offensive to longtime friends & allies, but at least no one died.

Yep that’s totally what American women are protesting

Publishing my normal Sunday polling article early (for obvious reasons):

Trump starts a war with Iran that few Americans support.

Overall support for Trump in early post-strike polling is below that for Afghanistan and Iraq, including among Republicans.

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