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it'll be the 7th mayor for this sign at Rogers and Hawthorne in Brooklyn

“Housing shortage – Jews to blame," letter sticker, German Reich, 1938

zwangsraeume.berlin/en/context

hey, we can hope

contractual, probably?

I didn't think the leopards would eat *MY* niche!

We spent two months talking with RC alums and thinking deeply about how LLMs are changing programming and learning.

Here’s what we learned, and how we're currently thinking about AI at RC: t.co/ddFj486ch8

text from the Variety article about the Trump Epstein letter with highlighting on: ...secret.'” (Epstein was a close friend and business associate of Wexner and a fixture at the lingerie line’s fashion shows.)

Variety expects us to do a few mental leaps to make it a relatively innocuous reference to Victoria's Secret

link's not working 🤔 (but yay if true!)

heck yes

I too remain flummoxed why journalists/politicos/civil society remain on X. Even without all the Nazis, without white genocide, without mechahitler, it just doesn't make sense. What if Trump had bought Twitter instead of Musk? Or Truth social merged with it? Would they stay? it's basically the same.

receipts bsky.app/profile/fewf...

bsky.app/profile/fewf...

there's 1 registered Republican in NYC for every 7 registered Dems. but it's more like 1 Trump voter for every 2 Kamala voters. Do the math: it's Trump-voting Rs who register as Ds to influence the assumed conclusive Dem primary, that are voting for Cuomo.

thank you and everyone else there!!

How false "white genocide" claims became central to Trump's view of South Africa Trump, Elon Musk and Marco Rubio have all accused South Africa of treating white citizens poorly.

this is straight up nazi shit www.axios.com/2025/05/15/s...

Marge, standing next to Homer eating a hot dog: "What do you do? Follow my husband around?" Hot dog cart operator: "Lady, he's putting my kids through college."

the thing I'd find weird is why not

const [ result, result2 ] = [ useSomething(), useSomething2() ]

also here to ask about this. conventional perspective I've heard is that the authors of the constitution were overall hostile and suspicious toward parties and minimized their presence.

that's good to know--I knew it was giving me an edge on the LSAT (well, we'll see when scores are released tomorrow) but glad to hear it extends to the classroom too

reading this put my brain into LSAT mode and now that I've read your profile it makes sense why! as another software engineer interested in transitioning to law, I'd be interested to connect and hear more about your experience 🙏

I don't play the Inbox Zero game, instead I get excited when my inbox count is palindromic

screenshot of Google "People also ask" widget "What is Stephen Colbert's annual salary?" AI Overview answer: "While the precise annual salary of Stephen Colbert isn't publicly disclosed, Ziprecruiter... estimated to be around $41,250 per year..."

They may have fixed this one I screengrabbed a week or so ago. Ziprecruiter slop page it cites is still up www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries/Ste...

screenshot of Google "People also ask" widget "What is Stephen Colbert's annual salary?" AI Overview answer: "While the precise annual salary of Stephen Colbert isn't publicly disclosed, Ziprecruiter... estimated to be around $41,250 per year..."

They may have fixed this one I screengrabbed a week or so ago. Ziprecruiter slop page it cites is still up www.ziprecruiter.com/Salaries/Ste...

article says "According to unofficial results from the city Board of Elections (BOE), Trump, who has previously not gained much support in the Big Apple, received 30% Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris' 68%."

might have something to do with the fact that, despite party affiliation numbers, it's closer to only 2-1 for Kamala voters outnumbering Trump ones

@mzinshteyn.bsky.social may tell some stories one day

Ed Martin dismissing the same case that he's representing the defense in, and Elon Musk having to bring back Elez both demonstrate one thing to me: very few ppl want to do this work