Jon L

Because wealth, celebrity (and sociopathy) can warp sense of right, and wrong pretty easily; and between that, and the fear of losing what you have, human behavior easily slides into moral justification modes.

update; I can hear it on Spotify. hell yeah.

I agree. I used to be a vocal section 230 supporter, building things on the Internet. With what the Internet has become, I’m champing for 230 to fall. Let the platforms be liable for what is promoted; or let them fail.

This seems blown out of proportion to me. I’ve ridden in these many times and have had to use the “phone-a-friend”, when, for example the delivery truck in front stops to put down a liftgate and stop traffic for 20 minutes. In scores of rides, its only happened once and it worked well.

What is the upside for founders of getting to market "first" if you give away all your upside to finance that velocity? 👎 to punitive liquidation prefs (this didn't happen to me, it's just a question).

A Black man was killed by ICE (off duty) in Los Angeles on New Year’s Eve. And like Renée Good, he was an American citizen. But most people have not heard about Keith Porter.

I need y’all to realize this. Black people experience this lack of visibility all the time when it comes to being victims.

wtf. this is insane.

That guy is nothing but a con.

True fact. I’m much funnier than people think I am.

I don’t think there is any technical way to ban IP ingestion by transformer models and this will end up like music monetization did on Youtube with ContentID. Unless we’re gonna ban math… which there’s a non-zero chance of…

For no particular reason….posting former U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell’s mugshot before he went to Federal prison for committing numerous crimes on behalf and or/at the direction of President Nixon including obstruction of justice and conspiracy.

Breathtaking in its dishonesty. I weep for this nation.

Disgusting on so many levels. There was a time I actually looked up to some of these people. No longer.

What lying sack of shit. Put that guy in a room full of measles patients and let him suffer.

Arrest the agents breaking the law. Full stop.

At this point, as I read “defund Palantir” trope, it’s worth noting that getting civilian oversight (with teeth?!) is probably more achievable that completely getting rid of it. This is a pattern we should be considering for a number of transformational technologies emerging.

@hcrichardson.bsky.social - not sure if anyone else is reporting this, but Facebook isn’t loading your posts:

Then yo, rapidly DISBAR the attorneys violating their oaths to the law. Because there’s a lot of them in positions if power attacking the rule of law right now.

Based on the replies l, it looks like there a lot of fed workers on @bsky.app

I just wanted to say THANK YOU. I can't imagine the shit you are going through right now

Thanks for your service to our country

Baskets all the way down.

There are more of us than of them. FAFO.

Yeahhhh that is not the case if you can read the order.

We see that as a challenge too, and we hopefully are laying some foundations to make it possible to address that as well. Thank you, and good luck to you as well!

We're not sure yet. This was just a fancy idea we had thinking through what *could* be done if the infrastructure could operate efficiently enough to make it worth it, and that incremental inference could work at scale and be governable/explainable. We're building that kind of infra at my startup.

I, for one, look forward to building an entirely agentic fantasy government to game out how things COULD be. Train 600ish agents as reps and senators on state and county level minutes, policies, tie all back to state and fed constitutions. Run every proposed legislation through. See who benefits.

For folks interested in keeping tabs on us, we’re @constellation-ai on here, we’re just starting to talk about what we’ve spent the last 10 months building:) buckle up!

This is exactly the space our team @contellationai are working on. NGL, it’s exciting to see test runs knocking 15-25% off resource consumption for inference.

Four years, five rounds of layoffs. I feel like I’m on a season of Survivor.