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by danso 3y ago
The judge cites this as a compelling reason to throw SBF in jail: > Judge Kaplan: This defendant tries to go right up to the line - his use of the VPN to watch a football game over an account he wasn't authorized, there it is.. >
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by danso 3y ago
These past two weeks, a whole bunch of people who purportedly read all the original LK-99 papers and data and understand the science, swore up and down that the superconductor breakthrough was essentially in the bag, and that we were only w
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The Strange Story Behind ‘Baldur’s Gate 3,’ One of the Year’s Biggest Releases(bnnbloomberg.ca)
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AI manipulation of Assassin's Creed character's voice stokes actors' concerns(axios.com)
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Fabricated data in research about honesty(npr.org)
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by danso 3y ago
Right, and when the death spiral is obvious, that’s the time to bail out. Until then, $1000/month is insurance against an Eli Lilly scenario
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by danso 3y ago
For most prominent companies, it'll make sense to pay the $1,000/month minimum to keep their "official" accounts, and to play the waiting game. That is, keep a nominal presence on "X" until it shuts down or bec
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by danso 3y ago
> 2000 - 2017, X.com was property of PayPal. Musk then buys it back in 2017... and then here we are. I was just wondering how in the world did Elon manage not to sell "x.com" to a porn company for shits and giggles. It being
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by danso 3y ago
These tweets by @SawyerMerritt seem to have been the "inspiration" for X's logo: https://twitter.com/SawyerMerritt/status/1683150433806692352 Correction to my previous reply: @ajtourville designed
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by danso 3y ago
Well, technically, nearly all news reporting is "reporting on other people's actions" — e.g. Seymour Hersh didn't witness My Lai nor did he even find out about it on his own: Lt. Calley Jr. had already been investigate
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by danso 3y ago
> It’s important to recognize that this would be a different story had he been ousted and protested or attempted a cover up. I think it's very early to give a positive judgment for MTL's decision to resign. First of all, the
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by danso 3y ago
You are correct but I think the comment was tongue in cheek.
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Econ study retracted after finding ‘undocumented alterations in the code’(retractionwatch.com)
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by danso 3y ago
"Writing this up"? It's likely true that Dr. Bik got the ball running (I believe she had posted about the anomalous figures months/years in the past), but there's a big difference between noticing fraudulent signs i
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by danso 3y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/17/style/pinkydoll-social-me...
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PinkyDoll Mesmerized the Internet(nytimes.com)
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Why Dayton Quit ShotSpotter, a Surveillance Tool Many Cities Still Embrace(boltsmag.org)
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AP strikes news-sharing and tech deal with OpenAI(axios.com)
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by danso 3y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2023/07/07/opinion/india...
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How to Write Music for Rolling Boulders(nytimes.com)
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by danso 3y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/05/world/asia/china-dissiden...
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China Took Her Husband. She Was Left to Uncover His Secret Cause(nytimes.com)
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Vietnam bans 'Barbie' movie over South China Sea map(reuters.com)
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by danso 3y ago
A lot of people who’ve wanted to jump ship to Mastodon have had plenty of opportunity to do so in the past year. Bsky is still invite only but had significantly increased its rate of handing out invite codes in the past 2 weeks. Today might
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by danso 3y ago
Elon was making tweeting-while-crapping toilet jokes the same late night that he (quite foolishly) tried to drag Halli Thorleifsson. I wonder how many important twitter decisions have been impacted by Elon being affected by Ozempic side eff
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by danso 3y ago
LOL. C'mon man, you're the only one here who thought this was some kind of super secret capability. My entire premise is that this was a logically foregone conclusion based on what we know of their decades-old systems and the laws
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by danso 3y ago
Why is the Navy obligated to say something before the wreck is found? Coast Guard was still going to do a search anyway, and it’s not as if tiktokers were sailing out to help with the search. The US government did reject the OceanGate’s a
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by danso 3y ago
Ok, but for posterity’s sake, the Navy has now said that they did in fact hear the implosion: https://archive.is/pSpem > The Navy began listening for the Titan almost as soon as the sub lost communications, according to
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by danso 3y ago
From the WSJ: https://www.wsj.com/articles/u-s-navy-detected-titan-sub-imp... https://archive.is/pSpem U.S. Navy Detected Titan Sub Implosion Days Ago Underwater microphones designed to detect enemy su
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by danso 3y ago
Right. I wonder if the layperson passenger's assessment was that the Titanic sub was as extremely catastrophic as flying in a helicopter, in the sense that if something goes wrong, you're obviously going to die. But most helicopte

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