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Here's the Karoline Leavitt interview people are talking about. Maria Bartiromo asks if Trump might send ground troops into Iran, because "mothers are worried" about a draft. Leavitt replies that ground troops aren't in the current plan, but Trump won't rule them out. No mention of the draft.
New, from me: Trump's retribution against Anthropic is over the top. But it should cause Democrats to think about how they will deal with contractors like Musk or Ellison when they return to power. What do you do with vendors working to oppose you? đ§ľ donmoynihan.substack.com/p/procuremen...
the funniest part of this article is when the author hits pause to be like "I personally don't read romance, I am in a book club called the Difficult Books Club where we read the Brothers Karamazov and kind of hate it." seems like the wrong person to be writing about romance and fanfic then idk
"Gloria" shared this pic of herself picking strawberries in CAs Central Coast. "The water was up to my knees making it very hard to push my cart. My feet were so wet and cold, I couldnât feel them. Growers have us harvest despite the flooding to avoid losing product." #WeFeedYou
If a Democrat anywhere says something even marginally controversial, Republicans solidify to categorize it as the position of the Democratic Party as a whole, publicize it, and so on. I sincerely have no idea why Democrats don't do the same about bigotry and religious intolerance by Republicans
If youâre replying to me with âride a bike:â A) I live in LA, a city designed to force you to use a car. Public transport doesnât come to my area of town and the lack of bike lanes will get me killed. B) Iâm pointing out that Trumpâs illegal war is driving up gas prices for Americans C) log off
That is because they were NOT with the counter, despite Tisch initially describing them as counterprotestors. They ran up and threw an IED, failed to throw another. Media is saying ISIS with reason: As one was picked up following arrest, he said âBy Godâs will, the Islamic State remains.â
So a co-founder of Palantir is funding political attack ads against a guy pushing for AI regulation, who used to work at Palantir, using the fact that he worked at Palantir against him. (FWIW, I think Bores has some very bad regulation ideas, but still...) www.politico.com/news/magazin...
A few weeks ago, I saw a group of people in a Facebook comments section trying to figure out if a picture of Ilhan Omar was real. (It was not.) I couldn't stop thinking about it, so I wrote about what I'm calling "strategic memes against public participation." www.motherjones.com/politics/202...
The Democratic leadership would prefer that you think of them as feckless cowards, when in fact they are Kissinger-like creatures who support massacring Iranians. In Schumer and Jeffries's realpolitik, they get the war they want while letting the GOP pay the political price. Best of both worlds.
Think we may have lost the moral high ground when it comes to dispensing refugee advice to other countries. More broadly, the US has been simultaneously telling Europe it is destroying itself by accepting refugees from the Middle East, and also setting the scene for the next refugee criss.
"Armando" sent this from WA where workers are ready to go into the field and prune grapevines on an early morning where there's snow on the ground. He says: When it's this cold the branches are brittle and they could snap back as we prune the vine so we need to be careful. #WeFeedYou
Listen, this story implicated the president of the United States in one of the worst crimes a human can commit, and he spent almost a year and much of his political capital trying to cover it up. But let's not go wild with it, as if it's on the level of a woman using home email at work.
I remain fascinated by people who are 100% all-in on using LLMs at their jobs (and telling everyone that they're doing it) and who appear to have never paused to consider "what value am I personally adding in here, at this point, and why do I think my employers won't eventually figure this out"
Many know Ada Lovelace, but too few know about women like Mary Allen Wilkes, who wrote most of the software for the first "personal" computerâthe LINC. Here are stories of modern and historical women in tech and digital rights that inspire us. How many did you already know? #InternationalWomensDay