deointhesky.bsky.social
Time carves its name in silence—its beauty in waiting, its cruelty in how many it leaves behind.
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Musk is finally realizing he was deceived. If this situation unfolds as expected, Elon will likely testify in future hearings and actively participate in the government restructuring to avoid potential legal consequences when the Democrats regain control.
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I see a #1 hit.
youtu.be/kaJ2jni3D4I?...
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Due to the flawed society we’ve constructed, we’re now in an era where nations resemble exclusive clubs for criminal enterprises. It raises the question: Is justice truly impartial? The United States has become a luxurious retreat for the oligarchs.
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I’d tell you who did it, but their existence is more proven than theoretical. Let’s just call them Anonymous—like a cosmic placeholder in the footnotes of the universe.
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Telegram is owned by its founders: Pavel Durov and Nikolai Durov. The two brothers founded Telegram back in 2013 while they were still residing in Russia. Pavel Durov, the current CEO of Telegram, is also the founder of the Russian social network VKontakte or VK.
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One almost feels the trigger word induced by hypnosis. Chicken, the other white meat.
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The “Atlantic City Summer Concert Series” Does not even exist! Quite the imagination.
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Nice dartboard!
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Montana handed Trump a 20-point victory - apparently nothing says 'economic anxiety' quite like enthusiastically voting for the guy whose policies will gut your benefits while his billionaire buddies get tax breaks. Isn’t vindication delicious.
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All of this will lead to future meaningful changes in our gov’t, like better transparency, updated policies, and more resilient institutions. It’s also an opportunity for new leaders and innovative ideas to emerge, potentially creating a more adaptable and responsive government in the long run.
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This will have long-lasting rippling effects. These changes could disrupt access to essential services for vulnerable populations, including seniors, low-income families, and individuals with disabilities.
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This kind of pressure can lead to meaningful changes, like better transparency, updated policies, and more resilient institutions. It’s also an opportunity for new leaders and innovative ideas to emerge, potentially creating a more adaptable and responsive government in the long run.
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A new political party with fresh ideas and younger leadership is needed. One that connects with today's people, not the tired old politics that's running out of time. Something worth aligning oneself with has to come out of this terrible experience. A new perspective on leadership.
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Yawn! I’m getting sleepy.
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His life is going to be hell after this administration. His money and companies will suffer painfully.
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Post? You’re going by a post? You should really do a thorough research. Please don’t rely on a meager post.
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Ted Kennedy was not convicted of a felony and only faced a misdemeanor, though the incident was politically damaging.
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Every time you reply, you just confirm my thoughts of you. You are frustrated and can’t communicate without swearing, and your grammar? It’s like a 9-year-old tried texting in the dark.
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Outstanding!
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These social apps should come with a warning that one may encounter mentally unstable individuals.
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I can be. It depends if you have something intelligent to say. If not, then there isn’t a need to go any further. All you want to do is complain and dwell on negativity. But, you’ll never admit it. Because that’s all you know.
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Yes, you can use it offline. I know it very well. But why on earth would you have an outdated LLM? Security patches and performance improvements won’t be applied unless you manually update the model or its runtime environment. Judging by your comments, I genuinely doubt any of you have that ability.
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You’re just a bunch of unhappy people. Just ripe enough to get into a cult. <pouty voice> because the world is so bad. You two sound like you’re maga.
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No shame in that. Just make sure you understand the consequences and risks that involve the exploitation of your personal data. Then again, you probably don’t have much to lose.
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Apparently, he was so detached from reality that he kept pushing forward, convinced he could bend the outcome of the last election through sheer will. And yet, no one intervened—clinging to a political corpse as if it could protect and shield them from a madman hungry for power.
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Claude and ChatGPT are much better.
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You mean the Chinese agent LLM?
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From an insider, Doge will stop June 15th to focus on the Midterms. People should prepare for what’s ahead. They plan to use AI to their advantage—as we should as well. And we claim to be in an AI race with China?
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I like that idea. I foresee his paranoia exiling him into schizophrenia from the legal tension and collapse of his frail mind.
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In the coming years, he’ll need every penny he has for legal fees just to remain free. As I warned, the party’s collapse into extremism and utter failure—you may be fortunate to even witness a suicide of this ungainly oligarch on live TV. Time doesn’t stand still for anyone.
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They’ll soon have a much larger target in the sky.
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Speaking of which, where are those Epstein files?
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Somehow, I knew this would happen. It’s not surprising.
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Although this is a deepfake, it rings true on many degrees.
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This administration isn't blinded by intent, but by arrogance. Their wealth has severed them from reality's edge where they now teeter. Yet the law remains patient, unblinded, and unforgiving. And time—that merciless judge—has already begun its countdown.
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This administration is considering allowing the United Arab Emirates to import over a million advanced Nvidia AI chips through 2027, a move that would have been restricted under the previous rule.
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Who wants to bet this was part of China and the deal with the Saudi’s.
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They are using AI to expose the weaknesses.
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If Bezos should ever think about showing that again.