The housing emergency is carefully scheduled to begin in the fall and be completed in time for the election emergency.
The housing emergency is carefully scheduled to begin in the fall and be completed in time for the election emergency.
Yeah we really should have some big yellow signs about the trees.
it should be at least 400 times harder to get a driver's license
As Sir Francis Bacon explained in the 17th century, the scientific method involves visiting conspiracy websites to do your own research about medicine, and learn what the establishment doesn't want you to know.
It's a shame, because they built a good brand and were doing well internationally. If Tesla's board were operating responsibly they'd have removed Elon a couple years ago. Delayed Cybertruck, no new models, and it was clear he wasn't paying attention to the company. But, cult of personality.
David Bowie in the movie Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.
I'm sure he's subscribed to Democracy Docket by now.
remember folks, we cant have gun restrictions because if we do the federal government will occupy our streets, imprison people without due process, ship dissidents to foreign gulags and things of that nature
This kind of confident prognosticating is part of what's made it so obvious that most of our powerful elites are clueless idiots completely disconnected from the real world.
Who among us hasn't come here from Iowa and got murdered?
Instead of paying $100 for a prescription you'd receive $1000. I don't know about you, but I plan to get a lot more prescriptions once Trump fulfills this promise.
We used to also allow people to smoke cigarettes wherever they wanted, and had lead in our car exhaust. Pretty dumb stuff that once was commonplace.
I was on Twitter. The immediate thing I see in that screenshot is "lots of numbers in username."
Sam Altman: I see humans achieving omnipotence using dark matter by… 2030 maybe? That’s if OpenAI is given a quadrillion dollars Theo Von: Yeah Altman: Or, we may become a race of slaves, genetically modified to be harvested by robot spiders. That’s if OpenAI doesn’t get the money Von: Right
“Let me make what appears to have become a radical argument: Simple economics is surprisingly good at making real-world predictions.” trying to break the mold with a defense of economics www.wsj.com/opinion/you-...
Yeah, that sounds like X. :)
Stephen Miller is the perfect spokesperson for the GOP and I hope he keeps doing interviews.
IANAL, but I'd reply that a short screenshot of a block of text that you've attributed to its author, and reproduced so that you could comment on it, is fair use under US copyright law and is allowed under X's policies.
"Peace in Alaska"
Hi, I'm Andrew Cuomo. I'm sorry I groped your mom and killed your grandma, but if you give me a fifteenth chance, I promise to throw you out of your apartment.
@pkrugman.bsky.social made an observation a few days ago that in both crime and economics it's hard to fool people that things are great when the data shows otherwise, but the reverse isn't true: it's easy to use media influence to induce negativity. paulkrugman.substack.com/p/trump-play...
We're meant to believe these people are like Angela Lansbury on Murder, She Wrote, and every time they show up there's some horrible occurrence that rarely happens to anyone else.
Thank you for your attention to this matter!
This sounds like a good bill in many ways, but it would be great if the federal government could incentivize states to upzone high-demand areas.
TOTK goes out of its way to not require you know anything about BOTW, though there are previous-game easter eggs all over the place.
I noticed immediately that it's also not approximately ten inches in diameter and stretched by hand.
The word "elite" as a noun should be clearly defined whenever it's used. See also: "woke."
Covering that up is why they want to teach our kids Common Core.
I still think the Senate is a bigger reason. We could split New York into an upstate and a downstate and make everyone there happier, except any state change disadvantages some party via the Senate (that example would create two R Senators).
The funniest thing about this post is that, because of the scale of the pay package, you've treated $1B as a rounding error.
One thing I love about it is that every Hitchhikers iteration changes the story and introduces new ideas (radio, novel, BBC TV series) and in keeping with that pattern Adams added some new ideas to the screenplay. It's not just a clone of the novel.
Also weird that that page doesn't thank us for our attention to this matter. That's a giveaway.
You joke, but that happens to be one of my favorite places. And now some giant wife is ruining it.
My favorite Canadian snack are these Swiss Cheese crackers. They used to be available in the US and were part of the same line of Nabisco products as Better Cheddars, Vegetable Thins, and the chicken biscuit crackers. Long discontinued, but still available up north under this brand.
Those swallows could fit tons of coconuts along that I-beam ledge if they put the effort into it.
Yeah, I'm interested to see what Russian territory Ukraine will get.
It's interesting what happens when a journalist keeps asking the same question after the interviewee dodges answering it multiple times. I wonder if other journalists have ever tried this.
I like how it eventually renders itself correct by spelling it bluebberry.
I now know of exactly two people who talk about Donald Trump for the Nobel Prize.
Tariffs.
You'd think water would flow down all the way from the top to southern California. You know, as soon as the pin goes into the cork board, securing the continent vertically against the wall.
Who among us doesn't have exes who were busted by the FBI as part of an art theft ring?
This is obviously terrible, but what did they decide? Is it too early for pumpkin lattes?
Every recent photo of Marco has this soulless stare, which is open to interpretation. Is he entirely empty, a husk emulating a human? Does Trump have dirt on him, requiring him to betray his values to protect his life? Is this a career-building role, en route to a president run?
The weird thing about this is that even though Trump wants rate cuts, rate cuts are not necessarily good for Trump. People seem to hate inflation more than recessions.
The people who determine whether there's a recession are in the National Bureau of Economic Research, who are a private nonpartisan agency. Trump can't fire them, though like the Federal Reserve they're dependent on good data.
Did the driver really have cause to believe Autopilot would handle situations like this? My take is that the driver was 100% at fault; the jury thought Tesla sold a defective product. I hate to be on Tesla's side but he drove through a flashing red at over 60mph while reaching for his cell phone.
Was thinking the same thing. It's from China but apparently it's playing in parts of the US, because there are a couple theaters in my area running it.
The man who had his doctor report that he’s 6’3”, 238 lbs fired the person in charge of reporting labor statistics.
President tries to lower drug prices by placing tariffs on Switzerland in well thought-out scheme.
You're right, and both the business community and the online "this is great for rich people" brigade need to come to terms with the fact that this is not, in fact, great for rich people, or American industry. This stuff isn't pro-business! People with big stock portfolios are probably screwed.
I think Trump knows he can't pardon without causing an explosion across the political spectrum, especially on the right. So why do anything at all for Maxwell? It's hard to imagine any other explanation than blackmail. Again, he could simply do nothing but he's risking waving this giant red flag.
Yeah but that's the sort of distinction that only a ... oh, never mind.
Tariffs are up 800% but that's way less than what was proposed in April and then revised constantly. Everything is fine, just relax until the next abrupt tariff revision.
The lesson of both 1980 and 2024 is that people hate inflation more than they hate recessions. hub.jhu.edu/2024/11/20/h... www.nytimes.com/2024/11/08/b...
It’s [sic] theme and architectural heritage will be almost identical! Thank you for your attention to this matter!
Right but what's up with canned cocktails?
I'm seriously wondering if someone doctored this image to make them all look like JD.
It held the record for the highest viewership of any war finale until Mission Accomplished.
Definitely one of the best early R.E.M. songs.
Hello. I am a person in a film or television drama. When carrying a paper cup of hot coffee with a lid, I move my hands as if the cup is weightless and empty.
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I got excited for a moment when the article mentioned the Tailor is on Netflix, but the article is from 2020 so lots of the specifics are out of date.
No no, Twotopia.
I'm trying to figure out who I agree with here.
I've seen and regularly use amazing implementations of this tech (e.g., assistants for writing code, language translation), and obviously dumb ones (generated legal filings / judicial opinions with fake citations). I think one of the lessons of this AI age is that you have to use sound judgement.
Were all the "both parties are the same" accounts on this site last year just bots? I ask because those accounts have become quiet lately.
In a world of Columbias, be a Harvard.
In Boston our buses all report their GPS coordinates along with metadata like direction, so apps can ignore the schedules and make plausible guesses about arrival time. Has anyone proposed something like that for Seattle?
They'd also be pretending to be concerned about a manufactured Kamala scandal that's only in the news because Fox keeps running segments on it, and because the Times reports on whatever right wing media tells them is newsworthy.
This probably doesn't scale, and exposes people to prosecution for tax evasion. But I agree a political system in which Blue America subsidizes Red America, which periodically rebels, causing massive social harm, is badly broken and calls the ongoing subsidies into question.
It's funny that you think American cheese on breakfast tacos isn't political.
He demands everything be "epic" but has no actual ideas to contribute. Definitely in character.
Everyone has read that article. Not so exclusive now, is it?
Also, why does a CEO (or this software) have write access to a production database?
There are a thousand things Trump could do to destabilize civilization, which annoys liberals, and maybe a dozen things he could do to anger the right. This Epstein business could be that rare item in the latter category.
"We asked Bluesky user Karl Bode to comment on the new Verizon article. His response was pure emotional intelligence."
Even the Supreme Court went out of its way, unprompted and in contradiction with the rest of their majority opinion, to say Powell was safe.
What's weird is that we just lived through an election that hammered a lesson into our political memories: that people hate inflation more than recessions. If the metrics you listed and the stock market are positive, what does the Trump team think they're accomplishing?
Star Trek fans also periodically have to endure people claiming it has suddenly become woke.
Yeah, this feels like the it happened. We also know the site was doing it for a while before this announcement because people noticed a drop in engagement and hypothesized that this was the reason.
It's up in Harlem, but the original Patsy's has the best standard flat pizza slice I've had in Manhattan. The vodka square at Mama's Too is worth seeking out. Joe's and L'Industrie both excellent.
Honestly it's got to the point where the correct thing for tariff-threatened countries to do is ignore these letters. No need to feed the president's ego with a reply or acknowledgement.
FFS THE BAYEUX "TAPESTRY" IS NOT A TAPESTRY. IT'S AN EMBROIDERY. TAPESTRIES ARE WOVEN. THE BAYEUX "TAPESTRY" IS SEWN. IN ABOUT 50 YEARS WE'LL HAVE THE 1000-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF PEOPLE MAKING THIS ELEMENTARY MISTAKE. SORT IT OUT, PEOPLE. Nor is it from Bayeux. www.theguardian.com/culture/2025...
The beautiful historic Victorian house, and architectural gem (from Google Street View).
Oh, interesting. Epic title!
Parking in New York is really weird. I parked for free on Central Park West for a few days (!) and only had to move my car for the street cleaning schedule. It might be a little different now (and I think the block I parked on has bike lanes now) but it's crazy the city isn't monetizing it.
Completely normal daily schedule: - Midnight to 3am: Sleep - 3am to 11pm: Harvest wheat - 11pm to midnight: Medicaid paperwork
Weird that the Times even bothered to apologize about their reporting on Saddam's weapons programs in the hype leading to the Iraq War. That war led to some interesting discussions and controversy!
Every reasonably intelligent person understands how spoilers work in the US political system. Creating a new party is further evidence Elon is not very smart.
Happy 4th of July, Batman.
That would make a great billboard.
In the 90s we had this concept called "netiquette" in which, when you got an account that let you use email and newsgroups (there was no web), someone would warn you about how hard it is to communicate online, how easy it is to use the wrong tone, etc. Sadly that onboarding effort never scaled.
The weird thing about real estate being an investment in the U.S. is that news of homes becoming more affordable and prices coming down is reported as bad news. I think this is a fundamental dysfunction of the U.S. economy.
They make it sound like Californians will be able to build houses out of uranium coated with thick layers of flaky asbestos, with no oversight. In reality what's changed is that you can't as easily block housing with dishonest environmental posturing. I can't imagine being in these people's heads.
