tweinstein.bsky.social
Maker, coder, sailor, spry
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I see you failed high school civics class
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Was the AI that wrote this trained exclusively on @nytpitchbot.bsky.social ?
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Where "the border" also includes coastline, which is why you see this bullshit all over California, Oregon, and Washington.
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That's not the border. That's an "immigration checkpoint" inside the US, where ICE thugs harass people, usually because they don't look white enough.
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I'm sure he thinks Confederate flags are perfectly fine, though.
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It's existential for Elon, so his only hope is to grovel and make up. Even if he manages it, he's going to get Deripaska'ed.
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If you assume that 3 non-Trump judges are unavailable in each month, that leaves 12 judges, 3 of which are Trump appointees. The odds of pulling at least 2 Trump judges at random, 4 months in a row, is 0.026%.
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It drives me insane that your basis assumption is that Musk actually believes the things he says. He's not an idiot who thinks there's really $2T of waste. He just knows that it's a useful lie.
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So by that same principle, you'd be okay with Pam Bondi trying to get judges removed for ruling against DoJ?
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Maybe so. To be fair, my "journalistic process" took about 5 seconds, and didn't involve any actual research. Good thing I'm not a professional.
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When your book should have been an article in The Atlantic.
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Spread them out into a rectangle. Measure the sides, multiply to get area. Count how many are in a 1-inch square. Multiply again.
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Maybe they could try:
1) Communicating about what their principles are, and how adherence to those principles is good for everyone.
2) Behave as if they actually believe their stated principles.
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Isn't that an MS-13 patch?
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Apply the same principle to sewing machines, and sewists will crucify you.
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It's malpractice that they didn't ask anyone outside of the regime about the emoluments clause.
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Trafficking them into slavery isn't deportation. Best not to normalize it.
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Is someone shooting at a nuclear weapons facility? Isn't there supposed to be a ceasefire?
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Compromise becomes the goal rather than the unfortunate result
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That's a good thought, but I don't think it would have made a difference if they were married.
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Is the mistake she thinks she made voting for Trump? Or is it having a child with an immigrant?
Is she upset because bad things are happening to her? Or because bad things are being done in her name?
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There is no crime alleged
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Say what you will, but this is a step up from Ed Martin.
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bsky.app/profile/paul...
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Ethics are a liberal conspiracy against the conservative right to act unethically.
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He swore an oath to uphold the Constitution. Maybe it would be good to ask a follow-up question about that?
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As someone with almost four decades of experience building software systems, "building a brand new system" is almost always doomed to failure. The way to update a system is by carefully analyzing it and slowly refactoring it piece by piece.
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Embeddings model contextual similarity, which is also a flawed proxy for meaning. How good it is depends on how comprehensive your training data is in containing the meaning you're trying to capture
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LLMs encode context, which is only a very weak proxy for meaning. This is why they hallucinate so easily.
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Yep. Just in China and Japan, so far as I'm aware.
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It's good to be a monopsony.
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It's not nearly as popular as it was, but it hasn't died out entirely. Definitely a niche hobby.
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What was the answer when the interviewer asked the obvious follow-up question "what other promises that you've made are also exaggerations?"
He did ask the obvious follow-up, right?... Right?
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This is where the database of autistic people is leading us, isn't it?
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Sorry, I didn't mean to imply that you don't. I'm just saying it's a broad category of processes. How frivolous it is depends on what you're doing with it. And you're completely right, there's a lot of frivolous stuff. A lot of serious stuff, too.
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3D printing is just additive manufacturing, where you start with nothing and add material until you build up the part you want. As opposed to subtractive manufacturing where you start with a block of material and remove stuff.
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Sarcasm isn't a luxury, it's a necessity.
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He never said that. He couldn't find out about any plans, but he wouldn't guarantee there weren't any.
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I had to look up the bowling ball thing. He said it in 2018, and his handlers claimed he was "obviously joking"
www.cnn.com/2018/03/15/p...
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"allocate rights"?
Whatever happened to "all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights"?
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You think that when Trump inevitably gives up, China is going to return to the status quo? They're going to grind our faces into the dirt while we flail around trying to tap out, thanks to him.
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It's not just you. I'm white and my family has been here for over a century, and I'm worried about being designated a terrorist and sent to a Salvadoran concentration camp.
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In his defense, maybe he thought the position was USSR attorney
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Vibes
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"woman millionaires are just as capable of lighting money on fire as their male peers"
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These are the same guys who whine about personal responsibility anytime someone they don't like receives mercy.
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Nowhere near as unpleasant as 10 minutes in CECOT.
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Demand that the general counsel for DHS appear in person