Without naming your job, tell me something you say over and over again at work.
"Please advise."
i would simply have claude hallucinate the oil to its destination
This is harrowing stuff and an engaging and amazing read.
But mostly just glad @cingraham.bsky.social is going to be around.
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Wars are extremely hard things to justify. It is intrinsic to what they are that they tend to death, destruction, and misery. Given this and some knowledge of history, one's default attitude towards powerful people purporting to do the world some great benefit by war should be extreme scepticism.
Supporting the NIH fellows union. Which legally speaking DOES still exist. Regardless what the administration tries to claim.
Dental care is health care.
Patients with cancer who don't have good access to dentists are much less likely to be able to use bone-protective drugs -- which means they're at higher risk for hip fractures, bone pain, and hypercalcemia.
Great thread. To be clear, just about every single component of the humanitarian system that we will likely need in the coming weeks is currently broken.
Prove this place is good for culture and post a good book cover (x2)
Just stating the obvious here, but we have to build a government that doesn't starve and bomb the planet for kicks.
The timing of the initial strikes is unusual.
Often you see these types of operations launched in the pre-dawn hours at the target site partly to limit civilian casualties.
This operation began at the beginning of a work and school day, with millions of adult civilians and children in harms way.
if you believe in any form of free enterprise at all, the idea that the Pentagon can not only cut off your contract but designate you a supply chain risk and prevent other companies from buying from you just because you won't build killbots for the government should be terrifying
These two would have a lot to talk about.
Incredible opinion. It holds that the common ICE tactic of jumping out of an unidentified rental vehicle and seizing suspected noncitizens while masked violates the Fourth Amendment because the *manner* of the seizure is incompatible with a free society governed by the rule of law.
This eulogy is so keen, and heartbreaking. I’m scared for us, y’all. It’s not just the Washington Post (or even just books coverage); across the board, incisive and productive coverage of the arts is being erased.
The fundamental breaking of the social contract of neighbors helping neighbors feels evil in a way that's very hard to articulate.
The left tried for decades to pass green energy subsidies, passed them, the subsidies worked, and now literally the entire planet's electricity grid is going to convert to solar+battery. It just doesn't feel like "tech" because it mostly produces kinda boring blue collar jobs instead of billionaires
From Hamdan Ballal, co-director of last year’s Oscar-winning documentary “No Other Land.” This is happening now.
Trump's wacko-extremist Acting CFPB Director Vought had this worker fired for trying to protect private information. He also loves to starve the CFPB of funds. One way to hold him back is to click the link and demand Congress restore the agency's funding. bit.ly/lovecfpb #CFPBMyValentine #stopvought
can you imagine how fucking annoying it would be to be the like. 12th best person in the world at ski jumping. like you can’t STOP going to the competitions right? but you’re going to get 12th. your mom flew there
hello and welcome to the political genius exam. here is question one. which is a more compelling message:
- the president is sending armies to occupy cities and kidnap and kill people and your town could be next
- a meal at the cheesecake factory that previously cost $100 now costs $104.9
Niagara, Rapids https://clevelandart.org/art/1994.80
In other words, long enough that habeas petitions can be filed on their behalf in Minnesota before they're whisked off to an immigration detention facility somewhere in the Fifth Circuit (where, under that court's current law, they wouldn't be eligible for a bond hearing).
One arm of UnitedHealth extends loans to independent primary care practices.
Another arm denies those practices' insurance claims, putting them in a squeeze.
Once squeezed, the independent practices (1) need more loans or (2) are softened up to be purchased by yet another arm of UnitedHealth.
"Chopra noted that, in addition to pursuing the staff cuts, the bureau spent much of its time rolling back fines and punishments in what amounted to corporate pardons."
my feeling is that if we are going to let AI loose we should start simple and low-risk, like criminal profiling, autonomous driving and medical advice before we let it handle complex tasks
Post a banger that isn't in English
It can't be easy to walk away from the PHS. Hope I would have had the courage to do the same.
"Concept" is bad enough, but the worst word there is "shared."
