Jamesbeam

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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
I do not agree with what he wrote, but I had an enjoyable reading experience, which is rare these days. That is some clean blog design.
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
Man, I am glad the US didn’t get out of the WHO, and there is a sane and responsible HHS Secretary with RFK Jr., whose brain totally did not get eaten by a parasite. I mean, there are only 300 or so cases recorded in history of the Andes ha
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
From my experience Google Maps is the superior product. The only reason I kept using Apple Maps was because I wasn’t molested with ads. Now that this will obviously change, why should I keep using Apple Maps? At least they should have kept
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
That is intended. They just want you to eat your lunch, not to ask stupid questions about whether it was ethically sourced or how much rat milk is in that sauce. It is also kind of interesting that they couldn’t get a single journalist from
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
A lot of times when I get messages from people who read and share articles from "journalists" of the Axel Springer network, they get the impression that when police and prosecutors, politicians and "experts" talk with th
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
I disagree. Let’s have a look at the bigger picture. Nearly a third of the state’s residents are Black. However, the Republicans, who hold a majority in the Louisiana legislature and also hold the governorship, drew the congressional distri
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by Jamesbeam 5mo ago
I think learning how to read and understand scientific papers, and therefore actively training and flexing your critical thinking abilities, is such a valuable life skill that you shouldn’t outsource the thinking process to AI. I recommend
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
You are not wrong but also not right. The CIA is toppling oppressive regimes this way for decades. You create friction, the oppressor pushes back, and the people gather behind the oppressed. Ridicule and constantly calling out idiots for wh
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Glad everyone is ok, including Trump. Every assassination attempt on the man is such nonsense. There is not a single good reason to try to kill Trump. Just ridicule him in public and call him out for what he is. That’s hurting the man more
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Don't forget the emotional damage. Their war propaganda is so much better than that of the US military. Lego Trump, soul-crushing tweets, with Trump it is like taking candy from a toddler but still… I’m glad the US is winning so hard t
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Space not being my domain, but how do you prevent space-based launch platforms from getting attacked by adversaries crashing cheap satellites into them, grilling them with ground-based direct-energy weapons China is clearly developing capab
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
I am not saying you are lying. But how do I make sure you’re actually a healthcare CIO for 12 years and do not have any personal investment in the AI space or specifically in this kind of business, which means better ROI if you chill these
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
He does allow AI Jesus to give you absolution in Switzerland. Confessions are recorded. That’s all you need to know. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiosK2lt690 (watch with subtitles) Soon Claude will update the commandment
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
This ad was brought to you by the AI scribe industry, Dr.Nicks favorite tool.
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
If they use immortality. Just use Magic. Putinius Disintegratus! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snipex_Alligator Poof ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Looks like I’m going to avoid drinking tea in the foreseeable future.
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
If you destroy the integrity of the professional military corps through destructive and despotic behaviour that drives out those who hold to their principles, soldiers like this are the result of Hegseth’s cultification. Nobody should be su
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Thank you for sharing that with me. Learned something new today. Very much appreciated. To be fair, I never tried heirloom jalapeños, the climate I live in doesn’t allow to grow them outdoors so my intake of peppers is dried and whatever is
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
"Almost anything that doesn’t involve the Apple Pencil (Procreate being one of the true killer apps, the app that may have sold more iPads to creative professionals than anything else) could be done better on a MacBook. Even email feel
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
If the US wins AI like they won the Iran war, hell yeah. Glad to see they are not tired of winning yet. I wouldn’t know what to do with all those wins.
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Interesting paper. But does it really matter how much caffeine is in a cup of coffee? The LD50 for coffee is so high you can’t reach it via coffee cup consumption realistically. https://www.compoundchem.com/2014/07&#x2F
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Trust the process. I am confident the IDF's ShalomGPT will hallucinate proper evidence that she was actually a Hezbollah asset because she went on a Tinder date with someone selling Nasrallah a bunch of lose tea on the market in Beirut
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Can’t edit the comment any longer, it sounds a bit rough. Having a grumpy day, so I’d like to add that just because I don’t see the value in his book, doesn’t mean everyone else doesn’t get enough value out of it to justify buying a copy.
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
I would correct that to "some books are not remotely too expensive". A practical example. Just went to my bookshelf and grabbed Dinner in One: Exceptional & Easy One-Pan Meals: A Cookbook by Melissa Clark. It costs $15 rn. Eve
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
I would be miserable too if my job had to do with anything Internet. It has gone from this cool inter-human knowledge hub and space for creation to a place where everyone tries to sell you something and make the sales pitch unskippable. It’
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
It is good that there is a proper investigation, and I think it’s likely just a statistical anomaly. My personal opinion is that scientists should be off-limits for any military as long as they are not directly involved in operational plann
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Follow the money. Not the person. https://curia.europa.eu/site/upload/docs/application/pdf/202... https://www.ft.com/content/36a37387-cb71-4851-a56f-de2571d52... Also, I disagr
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Not being pro-Putin doesn’t really matter to Putin. If he tells Durov to sit and be a good dog, Durov will sit and be a good dog. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48Kk7kobMQY
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
Their loss, guz. Have seen some smart comments from you. I am sure you’re doing fine. Maybe try again, at least you were on psych meds. You can become commander-in-chief these days by being off your meds. We live in interesting times.
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
I am interested in your thought process. If I got you right, you’re doubting his credibility as a source after he was vetted by a journalist, because he is talking about organised crime openly and not having a website or a Substack with hal
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by Jamesbeam 6mo ago
That will for sure go well. Funding the "biggest threat the UK ever faced" according to Phil Mykytiuk, who has spent a decade mapping tobacco crime gangs in the north of England with a customer base of 10-11 million potential cust

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