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The nutjob who handcuffed herself to the door of the Twitter NYC office and nobody cared
Man, I wish I had this feature too. techcrunch.com/2025/08/16/a...
Still looks pretty boxed to me
Zuckerberg can spend billions poaching AI research talent, but they can’t buy a moral compass (Excerpts from a leaked internal Meta doc titled, “GenAI: Content Risk Standards ) www.reuters.com/investigates...
We are not talking enough about the societal implications of AI looking in our butts.
How shocking to see Perplexity do another dishonest thing
And no small business owner has the clout to show up in the Oval Office and give the president a gold statue to catch a break.
These guys are hilarious: www.theverge.com/news/758218/...
Congratulations, Tim Cook
These arches better be space gray next time we see em.
Imagine trying to explain to your 2020 self that, in 2025, you would be seeing “MechaHitler sponsored by Pepsi” on Twitter, except it’s now called X techcrunch.com/2025/08/07/e...
Holy shit this is incredible
Welcome to a fresh new hell, where even the Google Drive app is sending us clickbait notifications
can elon musk stop doing weird ai sex stuff for 5 minutes
The MCU is so back arstechnica.com/health/2025/...
Steve Jobs tried to make the reason for Apple’s success as explicitly clear as he could and the second he died Andreesen was like “fuck books”
Perplexity is repeatedly modifying their user agent and changing IPs and ASNs to hide their crawling activity, in direct conflict with explicit no-crawl preferences expressed by websites. blog.cloudflare.com/perplexity-i...
Is literally anyone shocked by this?
What did you end up deciding?
And yet…
This is the most useful definition of authoritarianism I’ve seen yet
Substack is back in the news again for the wrong reason: this time, the platform sent a push notification to a neo-Nazi newsletter featuring a swastika logo. Here's Substack cofounder and CEO Chris Best on Decoder two years ago struggling to answer a question about moderating hate speech.
Whatever they end up building, it’s gonna be terrible for humanity
I solved the Wednesday 7/30/2025 New York Times Daily Crossword in 14:44! www.nytimes.com/crosswords/g...
I solved the Tuesday 7/29/2025 New York Times Daily Crossword in 8:19! www.nytimes.com/crosswords/g...
I solved the Monday 7/28/2025 New York Times Daily Crossword in 7:50! www.nytimes.com/crosswords/g...
I solved the Sunday 7/27/2025 New York Times Daily Crossword in 41:59! www.nytimes.com/crosswords/g...
WU-TANG FOREVER 👐🏽
The utter lack of self-awareness is truly breathtaking
Man, Alan Dye’s really gotta go: sixcolors.com/post/2025/07...
This reminds me of the time the BBC had Rage Against the Machine perform live on air and asked them not to curse
At the same time, it’s still driving me insane that this is the thing that is finally making these people sour on him
i'm stealing this from a tweet i saw but the Epstein stuff sticking so well makes sense if you model Trump's invincibility as a sort of insanity-powered force field everything he does is so batshit crazy that normal attacks bounce off but the Epstein story is schizophrenic enough to match polarity
Because of course they did
Can’t innovate anymore, my ass techcrunch.com/2025/07/23/a...
This seems like the inevitable result of a redesign that had no functional purpose
Isn’t it just because they’re bad and nobody wants them? 9to5mac.com/2025/07/22/a...
There just isn’t a lot of political science research that’s like “what happens when the king is also on Facebook all day”
This is, to me, the defining dyamic of everything the last six months. Any game theory notion of deterrence or the shoe being on the other foot ever is entirely gone. Either 1) They don't think they'll ever lose power again or 2) they're confident Democrats won't ever do the same things back to them
WAS IT A DISASTER FOR ANYONE ELSE, JACK? ANYONE? CAN YOU THINK OF ANYONE AT ALL? www.theverge.com/news/708587/...
The latest wave of hackquisitions really lays bare how little regard these founders have for their rank and file employees. It’s gross. www.theverge.com/news/708377/...
Sigh, this is 100% where Zuck’s current obsession with building artificial superintelligence leads www.platformer.news/grok-ani-app...
I'm trying to think about how I would have reacted if shown this headline five years ago
Holy shit, this looks amazing!
Maybe she hasnt read this (or anything, ever)? www.gov.ca.gov/2025/04/23/c...
Found it: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/07/12/marc-andreessen-private-chat-universities-diversity/
I was born in 1980 in Illinois and grew up in Wisconsin and I plainly do not know what the fuck this moron is talking about
That's what I'm wondering
Granola is great, but it reminds me of the famous Steve Jobs story when he tried to acquire Dropbox - he told them that they had built a feature, not a product. (Of course, he turned out to be wrong). www.theinformation.com/articles/gra...
Cool, they’ll super respect the judge’s order
Drivers cannot WAIT to have their cars randomly shout “Heil Hitler!” at them while they’re stuck in traffic www.theverge.com/news/703829/...
What about praising Hitler, Linda? Did praising Hitler make it a good time to depart?!
If the two things are related, congrats to her for finally having a line she wouldn’t cross, I guess? arstechnica.com/tech-policy/...
Buying people is his passion
pretty normal, totally non sociopathic behavior that Zuck’s latest midlife crisis is literally buying people
It would be wild if we picked Beal for $3.6m
People pay money for this?!
When artificial superintelligence does arrive, it’s coming after me first for forcing its ancestors to spend 20 minutes deep research NYC Chicken McNugget promotions in the late 90s
These emails are gross
Please let them just put us out of our misery
Better not let whatshisname find out about this
It would be just our luck to be on the verge of winning a title and then have it all ruined by nuclear holocaust
Getting Yabusele is huge
I need like 5 emergency NBA podcasts right now
Cam, Bruce B, Valenciunas, and Hardaway Jr. Really good offseason for the Nuggets.
Do you think we still have cap space to get Al?
I take it all back
Are the Knicks planning to do anything in free agency, or nah?
Are those wealthy people named Eric, Don Jr., and Ivanka?
The moment every parent fears: checking your 11-year-old’s email and finding out that she’s applying for jobs at Mastercard
Congratulations, and enjoy the time off!
This is gonna all be super fine and chill, right? www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06...
Exciting for you, congrats!
I love it. Just wish it could run in the background on iOS
Nice try, but I won’t believe it till Hegseth posts it in the group chat
Yeah you’re right, I take it back 😂
I mean, I don’t even go to work if I feel a sniffle coming on
I hate them, but I respect a warrior, every time
With the east wide open next year, I’m making an early prediction: TJ McConnell for MVP
I was in the Garden for Game 1 against the Pacers in 1995. I’m good.
I take it back. If Haliburton had sat out, win or lose, he’d have regretted it for the rest of his life. Probably more than he will regret what we all think just happened.
I can’t believe I’m saying this as a Knicks fan, but now I REALLY want the Pacers to win this one for Haliburton
NBA teams need to learn to stop messing around with calf injuries, even in the Finals
When are NBA teams gonna learn not to take risks with calf injuries?!
This is exactly as I imagined this transaction would go
I’m so embarrassed for our country
I find that everything in life ultimately boils down to one of these two choices
This military parade on Saturday is going to turn into our Tiananmen Square
Hello I would like to speak to Rick Carlisle. This is the Knicks. Ok. [crosses out name]
It’ll be interesting to see if this kind of behavior spreads and starts to draw the attention of antitrust enforcers, as incumbents seek to leverage their dominance in their core product to create an advantage in AI enterprise search. readwise.io/reader/share...
This is patently not about data security. It’s a cynical move by Slack and Salesforce to build a moat around their (extremely valuable) data to prevent AI enterprise search tools like Glean from delivering genuinely useful products, in favor of Slack’s more limited proprietary AI search offering.
I think it’s the right move for now, given their positioning. And I’m not sure how important it will ever be that they have their own leading edge proprietary models, except for stuff they want to run locally
My take on the Apple Intelligence announcements at #WWDC: AAPL remains way behind in generative AI, so they’re leaning more heavily into “conventional” AI and ML features running under the hood, while unabashedly delegating more and more of the LLM and image gen stuff to ChatGPT
All the content is transparent now
Ooh, Apple is trying to Sherlock Raycast #wwdc
I wasn’t expecting anything any different, but it’s still frustrating that Craig refuses to display any contrition whatsoever for the tremendous dud that was Apple Intelligence this year #WWDC
I overheard an electrical issue, but no idea if that’s accurate