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I was raised in evangelical spaces and I also am baffled. That “higher purpose wife” is weird shit beyond my reckoning or recollection. But evangelicals are expert in creating creepy justifications and yes this seems like how at least some of them justify emotional affairs?
As if it wasn't already so blatantly obvious that Scott Jennings was using this Natalie Harp situation to audition for Trump's new press secretary, Politico reports that he literally sent the White House clips of himself going after Jon Ossoff and personally scheduled a meeting with Susie Wiles.
The thing that's weirdest about the Michael Cohen thing isn't that his resistance schtick was absolute bullshit, it's that he thinks getting back on the Trump train NOW is a good idea? I could see right after the election when all media lost their minds, but now, in the mouth of madness era?
The spacecraft that was hoped to boost Swift to a higher orbit has failed, and now the gamma-ray hunting space observatory is doomed to burn up in Earth's atmosphere later this year. Swift's an AMAZING mission, and I'm really sad to see it go. badastronomy.beehiiv.com/p/the-swift-... 🔭🧪
This is it. Data centers have become a target not because of the specifics of their water usage or whatever but because they're the one visible, local leverage point for ordinary people to push back on the "turd mountain" of AI that's being foisted on them with little tangible benefit and no consent
I was just poking around the free streamer Tubi and by coincidence I saw they have a show called Secrets of the Universe. The first episode is about Swift! This was a planetarium show my team developed and I guess it was used for a TV show. I consulted on it and it's not bad.
It's telling that in the 2028 horserace coverage, no pundit is suggesting that anybody who served in this administration will be completely toxic in two years. Probably overly optimistic to think so, but on the current administration crash and burn trajectory, I'd certainly consider it possible.
Is it strange that the NYT actually had a piece that moved the Natalie Harp saga quite a bit forward and it appeared on A15. And as far as I can tell that's the only big story written about the topic this week. A real choice, especially given the photo that accompanied it.
Ukraine's drone operators easily spotted and defeated U.S. troops and armored vehicles so quickly that they had to be “re-spawned” and sent back into the field to keep the exercise going, The Wall Street Journal said, citing an unidentified U.S. official who was briefed on the matter.
Libraries and small schools are having to beg the FCC to not destroy a program (E-Rate) that helps fund affordable internet access to poor and rural school kids. Brendan Carr says he's "reforming" the program, which is code for either destroying it, or making it easier for AT&T to rip people off.
Anyone who knows me at all knows that I am, to put it mildly, *extremely* bearish on LLMs. But I'm not going to reject the evidence of their utility that I've seen, either -- and while that utility is limited, it's extremely real and the evidence I've seen is very good.